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	[Announce] Beginning Csound @ NYC Resistor by Jacob Joaquin :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Beginning Csound July 28, 2008 @ NYC Resistor 1 Session, 3 hours, with personalized post-session project with instructor via email. Cost $75 Csound is the most powerful computer music language in the world, with a direct lineage to Max Mathews' original Music-N languages. The focus of this class will be a synthesis of three topics: The Csound language, synthesizer theory, and composing weird alien music. Together, we will demystify the assembly-like syntax of the Csound language. We will cover the fundamentals of synthesizer theory, including: oscillators, filters, envelopes, amplifiers and modulation. Finally, we'll tie it all together by composing sounds in the vein of classic Sci-Fi movies. Taught by Jacob Joaquin Enroll Here: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/129871449 NYC Resistor: http://www.nycresistor.com/
	Re: [Announce] Beginning Csound @ NYC Resistor by Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Dear Csounders, This will be a fantastic course and I am so happy the Jacob is offering it. Hopefully you will all help to spread the word to your colleagues, students, your family and friends in the NY area. Jacob is a Csound master and a fantastic teacher - he is patient, clear, insightful, and thorough. He was a former student of mine at Berklee who won all sorts of collegiate and national awards when there. He went on to Stanford and Cal Arts for a masters degrees in Computer Music. He was one of the key assistants when I did the Csound Book and did most of the work to develop the CDROMS and the Website for MIT Press. I am confident that beginners, intermediates and even advanced Csounders would get a ton from studying with him. His Csound Blog is an incredibly wonderful and inspiring resource... His articles in the Csound Journal have showcased a number of powerful new approaches to working with Csound... When Jacob was my student at Berklee, he was the best; when Jacob was running csounds.com and working with me on The Csound Book, he was a lifesaver; recently, his work on OLPCsound has been an inspiration as well. Over the past 8 years, Jacob has continued to grow in such impressive ways that he is now one of my teachers! So - I hope you all get a chance to meet him, to work with him, and to know him. Dr. B. On Jun 30, 2008, at 9:47 AM, Jacob Joaquin wrote: > > Beginning Csound > July 28, 2008 @ NYC Resistor > 1 Session, 3 hours, with personalized post-session project with > instructor > via email. > Cost $75 > > Csound is the most powerful computer music language in the world, > with a > direct lineage to Max Mathews' original Music-N languages. The > focus of this > class will be a synthesis of three topics: The Csound language, > synthesizer > theory, and composing weird alien music. > > Together, we will demystify the assembly-like syntax of the Csound > language. > We will cover the fundamentals of synthesizer theory, including: > oscillators, filters, envelopes, amplifiers and modulation. > Finally, we'll > tie it all together by composing sounds in the vein of classic Sci-Fi > movies. > > Taught by Jacob Joaquin > > Enroll Here: > http://www.eventbrite.com/event/129871449 > > NYC Resistor: > http://www.nycresistor.com/ > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/-Announce-- > Beginning-Csound-%40-NYC-Resistor-tp18196103p18196103.html > Sent from the Csound - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > > > Send bugs reports to this list. > To unsubscribe, send email sympa@... with body > "unsubscribe csound" Send bugs reports to this list. To unsubscribe, send email sympa@... with body "unsubscribe csound"
	Re: [Announce] Beginning Csound @ NYC Resistor by superpija2 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message that course must be webcasted, and questions/answers must be done in real time, or by email. It's time to begin this way of teaching/learning csound!!!!!! Jacob Joaquin wrote: Beginning Csound July 28, 2008 @ NYC Resistor 1 Session, 3 hours, with personalized post-session project with instructor via email. Cost $75 Csound is the most powerful computer music language in the world, with a direct lineage to Max Mathews' original Music-N languages. The focus of this class will be a synthesis of three topics: The Csound language, synthesizer theory, and composing weird alien music. Together, we will demystify the assembly-like syntax of the Csound language. We will cover the fundamentals of synthesizer theory, including: oscillators, filters, envelopes, amplifiers and modulation. Finally, we'll tie it all together by composing sounds in the vein of classic Sci-Fi movies. Taught by Jacob Joaquin Enroll Here: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/129871449 NYC Resistor: http://www.nycresistor.com/
	Re: [Announce] Beginning Csound @ NYC Resistor by Jacob Joaquin :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Thank you for the kind words and ringing endorsement. Though it's not in my DNA to take credit for things I haven't accomplished. For example, it was the Mrs. that went to Stanford, and there are a few other friendly exaggerations in there. :) Best, Jake Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote: Dear Csounders, This will be a fantastic course and I am so happy the Jacob is offering it. Hopefully you will all help to spread the word to your colleagues, students, your family and friends in the NY area. Jacob is a Csound master and a fantastic teacher - he is patient, clear, insightful, and thorough. He was a former student of mine at Berklee who won all sorts of collegiate and national awards when there. He went on to Stanford and Cal Arts for a masters degrees in Computer Music. He was one of the key assistants when I did the Csound Book and did most of the work to develop the CDROMS and the Website for MIT Press. I am confident that beginners, intermediates and even advanced Csounders would get a ton from studying with him. His Csound Blog is an incredibly wonderful and inspiring resource... His articles in the Csound Journal have showcased a number of powerful new approaches to working with Csound... When Jacob was my student at Berklee, he was the best; when Jacob was running csounds.com and working with me on The Csound Book, he was a lifesaver; recently, his work on OLPCsound has been an inspiration as well. Over the past 8 years, Jacob has continued to grow in such impressive ways that he is now one of my teachers! So - I hope you all get a chance to meet him, to work with him, and to know him. Dr. B.
	Re: Re: [Announce] Beginning Csound @ NYC Resistor by Steven Yi :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message What's not an exaggeration is that you know Csound well and that I'm sure will be teaching a great class. I'm sure anyone who will be taking the course will be glad they did! On Fri, Jul 4, 2008 at 8:32 AM, Jacob Joaquin <jacobjoaquin@...> wrote: > > Thank you for the kind words and ringing endorsement. Though it's not in my > DNA to take credit for things I haven't accomplished. For example, it was > the Mrs. that went to Stanford, and there are a few other friendly > exaggerations in there. :) > > Best, > Jake > > > > Dr. Richard Boulanger-2 wrote: >> >> Dear Csounders, >> >> This will be a fantastic course and I am so happy the Jacob is >> offering it. >> >> Hopefully you will all help to spread the word to your colleagues, >> students, your family and friends in the NY area. >> >> Jacob is a Csound master and a fantastic teacher - he is patient, >> clear, insightful, and thorough. >> >> He was a former student of mine at Berklee who won all sorts of >> collegiate and national awards >> when there. He went on to Stanford and Cal Arts for a masters >> degrees in Computer Music. >> He was one of the key assistants when I did the Csound Book and did >> most of the work to develop >> the CDROMS and the Website for MIT Press. >> >> I am confident that beginners, intermediates and even advanced >> Csounders would get a ton >> from studying with him. >> >> His Csound Blog is an incredibly wonderful and inspiring resource... >> His articles in the Csound Journal have showcased a number of >> powerful new approaches to working with Csound... >> >> When Jacob was my student at Berklee, he was the best; when Jacob was >> running csounds.com and working with me >> on The Csound Book, he was a lifesaver; recently, his work on >> OLPCsound has been an inspiration as well. >> >> Over the past 8 years, Jacob has continued to grow in such impressive >> ways that he is now one of my teachers! >> >> So - I hope you all get a chance to meet him, to work with him, and >> to know him. >> >> Dr. B. >> > > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/-Announce--Beginning-Csound-%40-NYC-Resistor-tp18196103p18281610.html > Sent from the Csound - General mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > > > Send bugs reports to this list. > To unsubscribe, send email sympa@... with body "unsubscribe csound" > Send bugs reports to this list. To unsubscribe, send email sympa@... with body "unsubscribe csound"