Here are the slides for the SuperCollider workshop at Notam, january 2020. Download slides Algorithmic composition using patterns # Notam, january 2020 # About me # Name: Mads Kjeldgaard Occupation: Composer and developer Work: The Norwegian Center for Technology and Art (Notam) Notam # Development for art projects (hardware, software, tech and artistic guidance) Communities / meetups (SC meetup among others), see website notam.no Studios / 3D sound / VR / Visuals / Electronics Courses My practice # Computer music / livecoding Concrete music Cybernetic / systemic music Contact info # mail: mail@madskjeldgaard.

Here are the materials for the SuperCollider workshop at Herlev Bibliotek, Denmark, November 2019. The SynthDef used for the workshop [can be downloaded here.][1] Download slides here. SuperCollider workshop # Herlev Bibliotek, Denmark, 2019 # About me # Name: Mads Kjeldgaard Occupation: Composer and developer Work: The Norwegian Center for Technology and Art (Notam) Notam # Development for art projects (hardware, software, tech and artistic guidance) Communities / meetups (SC meetup among others) Studios / 3D sound / VR / Visuals Courses My practice # Computer music / livecoding Field recording 3D sound composition Sound environments Contact info # mail: mail@madskjeldgaard.

Here you will find the material for the introductory workshop held at Notam, Oslo in late summer 2019. The slides may be used as a sort of cheatsheet as well as notes for remembering the topics covered: • An overview: What is SuperCollider and what can you do with it? • The design and architecture of SuperCollider • Language basics: syntax, variables, expressions and functions • Learning resources: How to proceed from here