SPFM Workshop: Interaktívne hudobné aplikácie a sound-art v 3D prostredí

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SPFM Workshop: Interaktívne hudobné aplikácie a sound-art v 3D prostredí

SPFM Workshop: Interactive music applications and sound-art in a 3D environment

Event by: Bratislavská platforma mladých, SPFM, Boris Vitázek, Matwe Kaščák

Location: Centrum voľného času, Štefánikova 891, Bratislava - Staré Mesto

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About event

The next in the series of SPFM workshops will focus on VCV rack for creating music and cables.gl for creating visuals. Their combination is ideal for creating a simple audiovisual installation, where the visual reacts to live generated sound.

You can register at this link:
https://forms.gle/3Rm1FJaUyNk25rcT9

Digital artist Boris Vitázek will be the lecturer of the workshop. He studied intermedial creation at AFAD in Bratislava - his work includes many different media - visual art, 3D mapping, interactive art, sound art, game art, video and photography, and extensive work with theater. The experimental music scene could be considered his natural environment – ​​he cooperates with music festivals, organizes events, also DJs and works on audiovisual works. His skills relate to interactive design, dramaturgy and the combination of many media into one complex work. As part of his work, he uses software such as Blender, Unity, VCV rack, DaVinci Resolve and VVVV, which are most connected to his works and community activities.

🗓️ Date: 18.12. 2024
📍 Venue: Bratislava Youth Platform, Štefánikova 35, Bratislava
⏰ Duration: 4 hours (17:00-21:00)
🧑‍💻 Capacity: 6-15 people
🧑🏻‍🏫 Lecturer: Boris Vitázek
💸 Price: Voluntary contribution (recommended €10)

What will you need for the workshop?
- bring own laptop with working audio
- pre-installed VCV Rack 2 (optional)
- registered account on the VCV Rack website: https://vcvrack .com/
- registered account on cables.gl: https://cables.gl/

You can register at this link:
https://forms.gle/3Rm1FJaUyNk25rcT9

SPFM activities were supported from public funds by the Art Support Fund.

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