Systema Naturae is a cycle of four compositions written for various instrumental ensembles and electromechanical setups. The workflow includes design and construction of electromechanical instruments, algorithmic composition, automated notation generation, real-time control of the se- tups and synchronization with the acoustic ensemble dur- ing the performances. These various aspects have to be in- tegrated in a unique working pipeline, that has to be shared between the two authors, and thus requires to define com- munication protocols for sharing data and procedures. The paper reports on those aspects and on the integration re- quired between hardware and software, non-real time and real time operations, acoustic and mechanical instruments, and, last but not least, between the two composers.

Systema Naturae: shared practices between physical computing and algorithmic composition

VALLE, ANDREA;
2017-01-01

Abstract

Systema Naturae is a cycle of four compositions written for various instrumental ensembles and electromechanical setups. The workflow includes design and construction of electromechanical instruments, algorithmic composition, automated notation generation, real-time control of the se- tups and synchronization with the acoustic ensemble dur- ing the performances. These various aspects have to be in- tegrated in a unique working pipeline, that has to be shared between the two authors, and thus requires to define com- munication protocols for sharing data and procedures. The paper reports on those aspects and on the integration re- quired between hardware and software, non-real time and real time operations, acoustic and mechanical instruments, and, last but not least, between the two composers.
2017
14th Sound an Music Computing Conference-SMC17
Espoo
July 5-8, 2017
Proceedings of the 14th Sound and Music Computing Conference 2017
Aalto University
391
398
978-952-60-3729-5
Andrea Valle and Mauro Lanza
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