Re: symposium thought

A comment here as you've turned them off there:

I read about the single sample SC in computer music journal just yesterday and thought to myself what a wonderful thing the Low Level Virtual Machine project (http://llvm.org) with it's optimisers and JIT compilers could be for  both sclang and scsynth. No need for C code these days :)

cheers,

Lorien

James Harkins wrote:

+1  -- I really appreciated seeing the hugely divergent ways we are using this fantastic tool.

In response to Andrea's question about notes on the symposium: I've started on something here:

http://www.dewdrop-world.net/words/

hjh

On Apr 14, 2009, at 1:34 AM, Sam Pluta wrote:

hey all,

i just wanted to write a quick note about the symposium this past weekend.  i said this to a couple of people, but what impressed me most about this gathering was how wonderfully different everyone's work was.  nothing presented was at all similar to anything else - with people doing everything from live coding to installations to interface driven performance to live manipulation -  and this is a sign that we are on to something as a group.

: H. James Harkins

: jamshark70@... <jamshark70@...>

: http://www.dewdrop-world.net

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"Come said the Muse,

Sing me a song no poet has yet chanted,

Sing me the universal."  -- Whitman

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