Notam’s Online Max og Pd meetup

Notam’s Online Max og Pd meetup

Notams Max- og Pd-treff er et møtested for alle som er interessert i programmering med Max og Pd. Det er en uformell samling der brukere av Max og Pd kan dele ideer, prosjekter og teknikker, eller rett og slett hjelpe hverandre.

Møte-ID for Max & Pd: 961 8668 2482
Lenke: https://zoom.us/j/96186682482

Pure Data (Pd) er et visuelt programmeringsspråk utviklet av Miller Puckette på 1990-tallet for å skape interaktiv elektronisk musikk og multimedieverk. Pd er et åpen kildekode-prosjekt med et stort utviklermiljø som arbeider med nye utvidelser. Det kan kjøres på Linux, macOS, iOS, Android og Windows.

Max er et visuelt programmeringsmiljø for å skape kunst, multimedia, lyd og musikk, utviklet av selskapet Cycling ’74. Det er et av de mest populære verktøyene for å lage alle typer digital kunst og har vært en industristandard siden 90-tallet.

Enten du er interessert i å programmere interaktivt design, musikk, lyd eller bilder, er dette arrangementet noe for deg.

Presentasjoner, 16.oktober 2026

Aleksander Tidemann – Networked music and audio synchronization projects
Aleksander is a senior engineer and lecturer in music technology at the Department of Musicology, University of Oslo. His work and main interests lie at the intersection of sound, software, and science, often involving audio programming, networked sound, and studio production. Outside of work, he plays drums and electronics with various Oslo-based bands, produces some music for film/TV and mixed-media artworks, and tries to read a little bit every day.

This Friday, Aleksander will talk about a few of his networked music and audio synchronization projects and how writing blog posts and teaching have made him a much better Max/Pd developer.

To read more about his projects, check out https://aleksati.net, a portfolio and blog where he shares projects and writes about his music technology adventures.

Vincenzo Madaghiele – Two experiments of minimal musical agents
Vincenzo Madaghiele is a musician, computational artist and researcher based in Oslo, Norway. He works on music improvisation with autonomous systems, combining generative musical processes with a focus on dynamic and textural relations. His practice involves improvised music performances, audiovisual works, installations and interactive dance, frequently collaborating with other artists. He has performed and presented installations across Europe, in venues like Kunsternes Hus, Fylkingen, Gaudeamus Festival, Milan Design Week and Myriad festival. He is currently a doctoral researcher in music technology at the department of musicology, University of Oslo, where he investigates the design of artificial musical agents for performance and improvisation from a technical and aesthetic point of view.

In this talk, he will discuss two experiments of minimal musical agents for live performance. The first system is MAAL (Multi-Agent Autonomous Looper), a system composed of several rule-based agents that listen to each other and sample a live musician, developing a musical structure over time. The second system is a work-in-progress idea called “vm.samplecrawler~», a granular sampler that navigates a corpus of sounds and modulates itself based on its own curiosity. They are both developed in PD with flucoma, the first one also using a backend Python server.

Disse treffene ledes av Bálint Laczkó, en komponist og musikkteknolog som har vært en entusiastisk Max-bruker siden versjon 5. Han bruker programmet aktivt til å lage algoritmiske komposisjoner og visuelle uttrykk i sanntid, til å bygge opp og dekonstruere lyder, samt til å plassere lyd i rommet via høyttalersystemer. Han har mastergrader i komposisjon (både klassisk og elektroakustisk musikk) samt en doktorgrad i musikkteknologi.