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User:Martin Kohlstedt

2014-03-03T20:17:04Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:Martin_Kohlstedt_2011.jpg|right]]

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'''Martin Kohlstedt'''<br><br>

* student of media art & design 2007-2014
* music composer for moving pictures

[http://www.portfolio.martinkohlstedt.com Portfolio]/
[http://www.martinkohlstedt.com Music]/
[http://www.mamaro.de Film Music]

User:Martin Kohlstedt

2014-03-03T20:16:21Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:Martin_Kohlstedt_2011.jpg|right]]

{{Template:User|Martin Kohlstedt}}

'''Martin Kohlstedt'''<br><br>

* student of media art & design since 2007
* music composer for moving pictures

[http://www.portfolio.martinkohlstedt.com Portfolio]/
[http://www.martinkohlstedt.com Music]/
[http://www.mamaro.de Film Music]

User:Martin Kohlstedt

2014-03-03T20:15:52Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:Martin_Kohlstedt_2011.jpg|right]]

{{Template:User|Martin Kohlstedt}}

'''Martin Kohlstedt'''<br><br>

* student of media art & design since 2007
* music composer for moving pictures

→ [http://www.portfolio.martinkohlstedt.com Portfolio]/
→ [http://www.martinkohlstedt.com Music]/
→ [http://www.mamaro.de Film Music]

IFD:ShowreelWS12/Martin Kohlstedt - Lutopia

2013-01-30T09:33:15Z

Martin Kohlstedt: Created page with "https://www.dropbox.com/s/vd3fb3oop7g9emf/Pr%C3%A4sentation_Lutopia.pdf"

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vd3fb3oop7g9emf/Pr%C3%A4sentation_Lutopia.pdf

IFD:ShowreelWS12

2013-01-30T09:21:55Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:422px-20120102_IFD-Showreel20122013.png]]

<h3 style="color:#78BA56;">How to add your project</h3>

[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rtEZEOPACw How-To Videocast]<br>
[[IFD:Showreel/Wie_stelle_ich_mein_Projekt_ins_Wiki%3F|How-To Manual]]<br>
[http://www.uni-weimar.de/medien/interfacedesign/showreel_ws2012 Test Your Presentation]

<h3 style="color:#78BA56;">INFOS</h3>

'''Präsentation Wintersemester 2012/2013'''<br>
Professur Interface Design<br>
Prof. Dr. Jens Geelhaar, Johannes Deich, Joatan Preis Dutra, Michael Markert, Gabriel Rausch, Martin Schied

'''30. Januar 2013'''<br>
'''9:00 - 13:00 Uhr'''<br>
'''Hörsaal A'''<br>
Marienstraße 13C

Die Präsentation der Professur Interface Design bietet die Möglichkeit,<br> einen Einblick in die Semesterarbeiten und die Inhalte der angebotenen Module zu<br> bekommen. Die Veranstaltung lädt nicht nur Studenten des Bereichs IFD <br>ein, sondern ist offen für alle Interessierten.

<h3 style="color:#78BA56;">PROGRAMM</h3>

'''9:00 - 10:00 Block "Werk- und Fachmodule"'''

''Werkmodule''

* Werkmodul 'Einführung in die be-greifbare Programmierung'
** [[/Einführung in die be-greifbare Programmierung - Introduction/]]
** [[/Heinrich Roolf - QBasic Gorillas/]]
** [[/Jonas Grund - Mother Earth/]]
** [[/Matthias Schäfer - Flunkuino/]]
** [[/Adrian Engelhardt - Bike Blink/]]
** [[/Jenny Schröder - Vertreibe den Winter/]]
** [[/Preset Page/]]

* Werkmodul 'Generative Bauhaus (Bauhaus-Vorkurs)'
** [[/Generative Bauhaus - Introduction/|Generative Bauhaus]]

* Werkmodul 'Human-Centered-Design-Research'
** [[/Human-Centered-Design-Research - Introduction/]]
** [[/Gianluca Pandolfo & Heinrich Roolf & Matthias Schäfer - Carrels/]]
** [[/Juli Thiele, Jenny Schröder & Anna Bilousova - Setz dich/]]
** [[/Marie-Therese Dalke, Marina Vissing- Virtueller Lageplan/]]
** [[/Preset Page/]]

* Werkmodul 'Web Basics I'
** [[/Web Basics I - Introduction/]]
** [[/Manuel Janke - Nah - Näher - Am Nächsten/]]
** [[/Martin Melcher - Wordpress Portfolio/]]
** [[/Julia Nießlein - Jolka Design/]]
** [[/Sebastian Utzig - Mensa vs. Fast Food/]]
** [[/Andreas Schädler - Alvarez Chocolat/]]

''Fachmodule''

* Fachmodul 'Eclectic_Electric! Grundlagen der Elektronik'
** [[/Eclectic_Electric! - Overview/]]
** [[/Clemens Bast - Elektrochemie/]]
** [[/Ana Maria Vallejo - Catalina Giraldo - The Magic Box/]]
** [[/Alexander Vogt - AIR 433 HC/]]

* Fachmodul 'iOS Dev II'
** [[/iOS Dev II - Introduction/]]

* Fachmodul 'Mobile Culture and Urban Spaces'
** [[/Mobile Culture and Urban Spaces - Introduction/]]

* Fachmodul 'Tangible Programming - An Introduction'
** [[/Tangible Programming - An Introduction - Introduction/]]
** [[/Yuqiong Huang - Light Tap/]]
** [[/Amr Kamel - Time Keeper/]]
** [[/Qianqian Zhang und Jingjing Lu - Fliegen schlagen/]]
** [[/Meng Chang - Seed's Universe/]]
** [[/Lingling Li - "Touch" game/]]
** [[/Matias Garcia - Processing and Data/]]
** [[/Diana Cano - "See the Light"/]]

* Fachmodul 'Web Advanced I'
** [[/Web Advanced I - Introduction/]]
** [[/Gianluca Pandolfo - Responsive Online Portfolio/]]
** [[/Christian Sohn - Kirschblüten aus Harkau/]]
** [[/Roland Muench - title/]]
** [[/Julius Bullinger - Wirtschaftliche Entwicklung der deutschen Bundesländer/]]

'''10:00 - 12:00 Block "Projektmodule"'''

* Freie Projekte
** [[/Jan Dittrich – Exploring User Research Methods/]]
** [[/Dianna Mertz - Heard Here/]]
** [[/Jelena Djokic - I Was Here/]]
** [[/Sven - Kickers United Browsergame/]]
** [[/Martin Kohlstedt - Lutopia/]]
** [[/Matias Garcia - The Lab Notebook/]]
** [[/Zhong Pu - Tips/]]
** [[/Carlo Enke - UNINIZER/]]
** [[/Marcel Karnapke - Prehistoric Puppets//]]

'''Schlusswort'''

<h3 style="color:#78BA56;">Fach- und Werkmodul Arbeiten</h3>
Übersicht der Arbeiten aus Fach- und Werkmodulen. Werden nicht einzeln auf der Veranstaltung vorgestellt.

* Werkmodul 'Web Basics I'
** [[/Gesa Junne/]]
** [[/Anne Böttner/]]
** [[/Martin Melcher/]]
** [[/Esra Melody Butcher/]]
** [[/Andreas Rügamer/]]
** [[/Christin Doellmann/]]
** [[/Melanie Mesikow/]]
** [[/Julia Albrecht/]]
** [[/Heinrich Roolf/]]
** [[/Jenny Schröder/]]
** [[/Sören Wellhöfer/]]
** [[/Klemens Schmiady/]]
** [[/Adrian Engelhardt/]]
** [[/Robert Schwarzenberg/]]
** [[/Matthias Schäfer/]]
** [[/Marina Vissing/]]
** [[/Julia Nießlein/]]
** [[/Kassandra Krühsel/]]
** [[/Franziska Feistel/]]
** [[/Cathleen Göring/]]
** [[/Martin Lehmann/]]
** [[/Manuel Janke/]]
** [[/Katharina Meißner/]]
** [[/Adriana Cerami/]]
** [[/Olga Uchatsch/]]
** [[/Jonas Lideikis/]]
** [[/Amr Kamel/]]
** [[/Jonas Grund/]]
** [[/Sabina Kim/]]
** [[/Franziska Gerlach/]]
** [[/Wieland Mikolajczyk]]
** [[/Michael Holz]]
** [[/Bianca Müller]]
** [[/Kai Hoppenheidt/]]
** [[/Elisabeth Barth/]]
** [[/Laura Wasserek/]]
** [[/Miriam Kropp/]]
** [[/Daniel Winterberg/]]
** [[/Nils Lauterbach/]]
** [[/Daniela Pohl/]]
** [[/Lisa Guth/]]
** [[/Jannis Harder/]]
** [[/Sebastian Utzig/]]
** [[/Alexaner Rink/]]
** [[/Tina Wagner/]]
** [[Samantha Beständig]]
** [[/Li Lingling/]]
** [[/Nicola Fleischmann/]]
** [[/Aidas Cergelis/]]
** [[/Benjamin Burse/]]
** [[/Andreas Schädler/]]
** [[/Christoph Römer/]]
** [[/Martin Valkanov/]]
** [[/Nelina Kraycheva/]]
** [[/Patricia Hutny/]]
** [[/Nil Akdede/]]
** [[/Busra Yeltekin/]]

IFD:ShowreelWS12/Martin Kohlstedt - title

2013-01-30T09:20:02Z

Martin Kohlstedt: Created page with "Lutopia.... In progress"

Lutopia.... In progress

IFD:Kolloq WS12

2012-12-12T06:32:57Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* Syllabus */

[[:Category:Kolloquium|Kolloquium]] <br/>
''Lehrperson:'' [[Jens Geelhaar]], [[Michael Markert]], [[Gabriel Rausch]], [[Martin Schied]], [[User:Joatan|Joatan Preis Dutra]], [[Johannes Deich]]<br/>
''Bewertung:'' 0 [[ECTS]], ca. 3 [[SWS]]<br/>
''Termin:'' Mittwochs, 10.15 Uhr<br/>
''Ort:'' Marienstraße 7b, Raum 105<br/>

''Erster Termin:'' Mittwoch, 17. Oktober 2012, 10:15 Uhr

==Beschreibung==
Das Interface-Design Kolloquium lädt jeden Mittwoch zu einem kleinen Vortrag aus der Praxis (von Studierenden, Gästen oder Mitarbeitern) ein. Im Anschluss wird über das Thema des Vortrags diskutiert.

==English description==
We are inviting students, guests and lecturers to present their works. There will be a brief discussion afterwards.

== Anmeldung ==
Der Besuch ist offen für alle und erfordert keine Anmeldung

==Zielgruppe==
Alle Bachelor- und Master-Studenten, Absolventen und Mitarbeiter der Professur Interface-Design.

== Hinweise für Vortragende ==

Übrigens: Wir freuen uns über Hinweise für interessante Vorträge!

Normalerweise gibt es zwei Redner pro Termin. Es gibt einen Beamer (VGA-Connector!), wenn Sie Sound oder einen Computer benötigen, melden Sie sich bitte bei [[User:Mm|Michael]]. Falls Sie die Präsentation auf einem USB-Stick mitbringen, dann bitte entweder als Mac-Keynote oder als PDF. Wir haben nur eventuell Zugriff auf einen Windows-PC mit Powerpoint.

Sie können Ihre Vortragssprache (Deutsch/Englisch) frei wählen. Es sind jedoch üblicherweise 5 bis 10% fremdsprachige Teilnehmer anwesend, die i.d.R. besser Englisch als Deutsch verstehen.

Die Präsentation sollte eine Dauer von etwa ~20 Minuten haben. Bitte haben Sie Verständnis dafür, wenn wir nach spätestens 30 Minuten abbrechen, denn wir möchten noch genügend Zeit für Feedback, Fragen und kurze Anschlussdiskussionen haben.

== Notes for Speakers ==

If you feel, you have something interesting to share, please contact us. We are always looking for interesting things to share and talk about.

Typically, we have two presentations per meeting. There is a projector with VGA Connector. If you need Sound or a Computer, please contact [[User:Mm|Michael]]. If you bring your presentation on a USB-Stick, please use either Mac-Keynote or PDF, because we may or may not find a Windows-PC with Powerpoint.

The language of your talk (German/English) is up to you to decide. Usually, there are about 5 to 10% Students that understand English better than German.

The presentation should have a duration of about ~ 20 minutes. Please understand that we need to stop the talk after 30 minutes latest, because there should be time for feedback, questions and short discussions.

==Syllabus==
Vorläufiger Semesterplan:
BITTE MAXIMAL ZWEI VORTRÄGE PRO TERMIN!
ONLY TWO PRESENTATIONS PER DAY PLEASE!
# <del>17.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>24.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>31.10.</del> no meeting! (Public Holiday)
# 07.11. Jan: Interfaces, Martin: ARS-Project
# 14.11. Matthias + Miriam (Exposé Masterarbeit - Bürgerbeteiligung, Stadtentwicklung, Medien), Jason (If You Have To Ask You Can't Afford It)
# 21.11. Marcel K. (HCI for Cultural Heritage Research and Museums), Patawat P.(IVIN)
# 28.11. Adriana (Interaktive Oberflächen), Max Albrecht ([https://github.com/papermill/documentation papermill])
# 05.12. Augusto Gandia(Collaborative interface for modular architecture), Carlo Enke (Uninizer - Analyse von Kalendersystemen, deren Aufgabenverwaltungssysteme)
# 12.12. Fabian Vogelsteller: [http://feindura.org feindura - Flat File CMS], Martin Kohlstedt - "COMA CUMERA"
# 09.01. Adrian (Vereinte Kreative), Gabriel Rausch (Potentials Of Three-Dimensional Web-Applications)
# 16.01. tba
# 23.01. tba
# 30.01. IFD:Showreel (keine Vorträge mehr)
BITTE MAXIMAL ZWEI VORTRÄGE PRO TERMIN!
ONLY TWO PRESENTATIONS PER DAY PLEASE!

== Siehe auch ==
*tba

[[Category:WS12]]
[[Category:Kollogium]]
[[Category:Interaktion]]
[[Category:Interface-Design]]
[[Category:Jens Geelhaar]]
[[Category:WS12]]
[[Category:Kollogium]]
[[Category:Interaktion]]
[[Category:Interface-Design]]
[[Category:Jens Geelhaar]]

IFD:Kolloq WS12

2012-11-26T15:42:34Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* Syllabus */

[[:Category:Kolloquium|Kolloquium]] <br/>
''Lehrperson:'' [[Jens Geelhaar]], [[Michael Markert]], [[Gabriel Rausch]], [[Martin Schied]], [[User:Joatan|Joatan Preis Dutra]], [[Johannes Deich]]<br/>
''Bewertung:'' 0 [[ECTS]], ca. 3 [[SWS]]<br/>
''Termin:'' Mittwochs, 10.15 Uhr<br/>
''Ort:'' Marienstraße 7b, Raum 105<br/>

''Erster Termin:'' Mittwoch, 17. Oktober 2012, 10:15 Uhr

==Beschreibung==
Das Interface-Design Kolloquium lädt jeden Mittwoch zu einem kleinen Vortrag aus der Praxis (von Studierenden, Gästen oder Mitarbeitern) ein. Im Anschluss wird über das Thema des Vortrags diskutiert.

==English description==
We are inviting students, guests and lecturers to present their works. There will be a brief discussion afterwards.

== Anmeldung ==
Der Besuch ist offen für alle und erfordert keine Anmeldung

==Zielgruppe==
Alle Bachelor- und Master-Studenten, Absolventen und Mitarbeiter der Professur Interface-Design.

== Hinweise für Vortragende ==

Übrigens: Wir freuen uns über Hinweise für interessante Vorträge!

Normalerweise gibt es zwei Redner pro Termin. Es gibt einen Beamer (VGA-Connector!), wenn Sie Sound oder einen Computer benötigen, melden Sie sich bitte bei [[User:Mm|Michael]]. Falls Sie die Präsentation auf einem USB-Stick mitbringen, dann bitte entweder als Mac-Keynote oder als PDF. Wir haben nur eventuell Zugriff auf einen Windows-PC mit Powerpoint.

Sie können Ihre Vortragssprache (Deutsch/Englisch) frei wählen. Es sind jedoch üblicherweise 5 bis 10% fremdsprachige Teilnehmer anwesend, die i.d.R. besser Englisch als Deutsch verstehen.

Die Präsentation sollte eine Dauer von etwa ~20 Minuten haben. Bitte haben Sie Verständnis dafür, wenn wir nach spätestens 30 Minuten abbrechen, denn wir möchten noch genügend Zeit für Feedback, Fragen und kurze Anschlussdiskussionen haben.

== Notes for Speakers ==

If you feel, you have something interesting to share, please contact us. We are always looking for interesting things to share and talk about.

Typically, we have two presentations per meeting. There is a projector with VGA Connector. If you need Sound or a Computer, please contact [[User:Mm|Michael]]. If you bring your presentation on a USB-Stick, please use either Mac-Keynote or PDF, because we may or may not find a Windows-PC with Powerpoint.

The language of your talk (German/English) is up to you to decide. Usually, there are about 5 to 10% Students that understand English better than German.

The presentation should have a duration of about ~ 20 minutes. Please understand that we need to stop the talk after 30 minutes latest, because there should be time for feedback, questions and short discussions.

==Syllabus==
Vorläufiger Semesterplan:
BITTE MAXIMAL ZWEI VORTRÄGE PRO TERMIN!
ONLY TWO PRESENTATIONS PER DAY PLEASE!
# <del>17.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>24.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>31.10.</del> no meeting! (Public Holiday)
# 07.11. Jan: Interfaces, Martin: ARS-Project
# 14.11. Matthias + Miriam (Exposé Masterarbeit - Bürgerbeteiligung, Stadtentwicklung, Medien), Jason (If You Have To Ask You Can't Afford It)
# 21.11. Marcel K. (HCI for Cultural Heritage Research and Museums), Patawat. P (IVIN)
# 28.11. Adriana (Interaktive Oberflächen), Max Albrecht ([https://github.com/papermill/documentation papermill])
# 05.12. Augusto(ensemble), Carlo Enke (Uninizer - Analyse von Kalendersystemen, deren Aufgabenverwaltungssysteme)
# 12.12. Fabian Vogelsteller: [http://feindura.org feindura - Flat File CMS], Martin Kohlstedt: [Interaktive Lampe]
# 09.01. tba
# 16.01. tba
# 23.01. tba
# 30.01. tba
BITTE MAXIMAL ZWEI VORTRÄGE PRO TERMIN!
ONLY TWO PRESENTATIONS PER DAY PLEASE!

== Siehe auch ==
*tba

[[Category:WS12]]
[[Category:Kollogium]]
[[Category:Interaktion]]
[[Category:Interface-Design]]
[[Category:Jens Geelhaar]]

[[Category:WS12]]
[[Category:Kollogium]]
[[Category:Interaktion]]
[[Category:Interface-Design]]
[[Category:Jens Geelhaar]]

IFD:Kolloq WS12

2012-11-26T15:42:10Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* Syllabus */

[[:Category:Kolloquium|Kolloquium]] <br/>
''Lehrperson:'' [[Jens Geelhaar]], [[Michael Markert]], [[Gabriel Rausch]], [[Martin Schied]], [[User:Joatan|Joatan Preis Dutra]], [[Johannes Deich]]<br/>
''Bewertung:'' 0 [[ECTS]], ca. 3 [[SWS]]<br/>
''Termin:'' Mittwochs, 10.15 Uhr<br/>
''Ort:'' Marienstraße 7b, Raum 105<br/>

''Erster Termin:'' Mittwoch, 17. Oktober 2012, 10:15 Uhr

==Beschreibung==
Das Interface-Design Kolloquium lädt jeden Mittwoch zu einem kleinen Vortrag aus der Praxis (von Studierenden, Gästen oder Mitarbeitern) ein. Im Anschluss wird über das Thema des Vortrags diskutiert.

==English description==
We are inviting students, guests and lecturers to present their works. There will be a brief discussion afterwards.

== Anmeldung ==
Der Besuch ist offen für alle und erfordert keine Anmeldung

==Zielgruppe==
Alle Bachelor- und Master-Studenten, Absolventen und Mitarbeiter der Professur Interface-Design.

== Hinweise für Vortragende ==

Übrigens: Wir freuen uns über Hinweise für interessante Vorträge!

Normalerweise gibt es zwei Redner pro Termin. Es gibt einen Beamer (VGA-Connector!), wenn Sie Sound oder einen Computer benötigen, melden Sie sich bitte bei [[User:Mm|Michael]]. Falls Sie die Präsentation auf einem USB-Stick mitbringen, dann bitte entweder als Mac-Keynote oder als PDF. Wir haben nur eventuell Zugriff auf einen Windows-PC mit Powerpoint.

Sie können Ihre Vortragssprache (Deutsch/Englisch) frei wählen. Es sind jedoch üblicherweise 5 bis 10% fremdsprachige Teilnehmer anwesend, die i.d.R. besser Englisch als Deutsch verstehen.

Die Präsentation sollte eine Dauer von etwa ~20 Minuten haben. Bitte haben Sie Verständnis dafür, wenn wir nach spätestens 30 Minuten abbrechen, denn wir möchten noch genügend Zeit für Feedback, Fragen und kurze Anschlussdiskussionen haben.

== Notes for Speakers ==

If you feel, you have something interesting to share, please contact us. We are always looking for interesting things to share and talk about.

Typically, we have two presentations per meeting. There is a projector with VGA Connector. If you need Sound or a Computer, please contact [[User:Mm|Michael]]. If you bring your presentation on a USB-Stick, please use either Mac-Keynote or PDF, because we may or may not find a Windows-PC with Powerpoint.

The language of your talk (German/English) is up to you to decide. Usually, there are about 5 to 10% Students that understand English better than German.

The presentation should have a duration of about ~ 20 minutes. Please understand that we need to stop the talk after 30 minutes latest, because there should be time for feedback, questions and short discussions.

==Syllabus==
Vorläufiger Semesterplan:
BITTE MAXIMAL ZWEI VORTRÄGE PRO TERMIN!
ONLY TWO PRESENTATIONS PER DAY PLEASE!
# <del>17.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>24.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>31.10.</del> no meeting! (Public Holiday)
# 07.11. Jan: Interfaces, Martin: ARS-Project
# 14.11. Matthias + Miriam (Exposé Masterarbeit - Bürgerbeteiligung, Stadtentwicklung, Medien), Jason (If You Have To Ask You Can't Afford It)
# 21.11. Marcel K. (HCI for Cultural Heritage Research and Museums), Patawat. P (IVIN)
# 28.11. Adriana (Interaktive Oberflächen), Max Albrecht ([https://github.com/papermill/documentation papermill])
# 05.12. Augusto(ensemble), Carlo Enke (Uninizer - Analyse von Kalendersystemen, deren Aufgabenverwaltungssysteme)
# 12.12. Fabian Vogelsteller: [http://feindura.org feindura - Flat File CMS], Martin Kohlstedt: [Projektname folgt]
# 09.01. tba
# 16.01. tba
# 23.01. tba
# 30.01. tba
BITTE MAXIMAL ZWEI VORTRÄGE PRO TERMIN!
ONLY TWO PRESENTATIONS PER DAY PLEASE!

== Siehe auch ==
*tba

[[Category:WS12]]
[[Category:Kollogium]]
[[Category:Interaktion]]
[[Category:Interface-Design]]
[[Category:Jens Geelhaar]]

[[Category:WS12]]
[[Category:Kollogium]]
[[Category:Interaktion]]
[[Category:Interface-Design]]
[[Category:Jens Geelhaar]]

IFD:Kolloq WS12

2012-11-26T15:38:07Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* Syllabus */

[[:Category:Kolloquium|Kolloquium]] <br/>
''Lehrperson:'' [[Jens Geelhaar]], [[Michael Markert]], [[Gabriel Rausch]], [[Martin Schied]], [[User:Joatan|Joatan Preis Dutra]], [[Johannes Deich]]<br/>
''Bewertung:'' 0 [[ECTS]], ca. 3 [[SWS]]<br/>
''Termin:'' Mittwochs, 10.15 Uhr<br/>
''Ort:'' Marienstraße 7b, Raum 105<br/>

''Erster Termin:'' Mittwoch, 17. Oktober 2012, 10:15 Uhr

==Beschreibung==
Das Interface-Design Kolloquium lädt jeden Mittwoch zu einem kleinen Vortrag aus der Praxis (von Studierenden, Gästen oder Mitarbeitern) ein. Im Anschluss wird über das Thema des Vortrags diskutiert.

==English description==
We are inviting students, guests and lecturers to present their works. There will be a brief discussion afterwards.

== Anmeldung ==
Der Besuch ist offen für alle und erfordert keine Anmeldung

==Zielgruppe==
Alle Bachelor- und Master-Studenten, Absolventen und Mitarbeiter der Professur Interface-Design.

== Hinweise für Vortragende ==

Übrigens: Wir freuen uns über Hinweise für interessante Vorträge!

Normalerweise gibt es zwei Redner pro Termin. Es gibt einen Beamer (VGA-Connector!), wenn Sie Sound oder einen Computer benötigen, melden Sie sich bitte bei [[User:Mm|Michael]]. Falls Sie die Präsentation auf einem USB-Stick mitbringen, dann bitte entweder als Mac-Keynote oder als PDF. Wir haben nur eventuell Zugriff auf einen Windows-PC mit Powerpoint.

Sie können Ihre Vortragssprache (Deutsch/Englisch) frei wählen. Es sind jedoch üblicherweise 5 bis 10% fremdsprachige Teilnehmer anwesend, die i.d.R. besser Englisch als Deutsch verstehen.

Die Präsentation sollte eine Dauer von etwa ~20 Minuten haben. Bitte haben Sie Verständnis dafür, wenn wir nach spätestens 30 Minuten abbrechen, denn wir möchten noch genügend Zeit für Feedback, Fragen und kurze Anschlussdiskussionen haben.

== Notes for Speakers ==

If you feel, you have something interesting to share, please contact us. We are always looking for interesting things to share and talk about.

Typically, we have two presentations per meeting. There is a projector with VGA Connector. If you need Sound or a Computer, please contact [[User:Mm|Michael]]. If you bring your presentation on a USB-Stick, please use either Mac-Keynote or PDF, because we may or may not find a Windows-PC with Powerpoint.

The language of your talk (German/English) is up to you to decide. Usually, there are about 5 to 10% Students that understand English better than German.

The presentation should have a duration of about ~ 20 minutes. Please understand that we need to stop the talk after 30 minutes latest, because there should be time for feedback, questions and short discussions.

==Syllabus==
Vorläufiger Semesterplan:
BITTE MAXIMAL ZWEI VORTRÄGE PRO TERMIN!
ONLY TWO PRESENTATIONS PER DAY PLEASE!
# <del>17.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>24.10.</del> no meeting yet…
# <del>31.10.</del> no meeting! (Public Holiday)
# 07.11. Jan: Interfaces, Martin: ARS-Project
# 14.11. Matthias + Miriam (Exposé Masterarbeit - Bürgerbeteiligung, Stadtentwicklung, Medien), Jason (If You Have To Ask You Can't Afford It)
# 21.11. Marcel K. (HCI for Cultural Heritage Research and Museums), Patawat. P (IVIN)
# 28.11. Adriana (Interaktive Oberflächen), Max Albrecht ([https://github.com/papermill/documentation papermill])
# 05.12. Augusto(ensemble), Carlo Enke (Uninizer - Analyse von Kalendersystemen, deren Aufgabenverwaltungssysteme)
# 12.12. Fabian Vogelsteller: [http://feindura.org feindura - Flat File CMS], Martin Kohlstedt: [Projektname folgt]
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File:Random Music Study 1 rj.zip

2012-08-08T17:54:54Z

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File:Random Music Study 3 Rj.zip

2012-08-08T17:48:03Z

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File:Random Music Study 3 Rj.zip

2012-08-08T17:47:08Z

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File:Random Music Study 3 Rj.zip

2012-08-07T17:33:21Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

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GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 3 "The Storage"

2012-08-07T17:32:34Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:study3.jpg|study3]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies.

[[Media:Random Music Study 3 Rj.zip]]

The first part of the patch is again responsible for the Melody. IN this case, the oscillator generates a RJlib (Rhode Sound) the relevant Frequenzen.Töne be generated from the pentatonic scale, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. The percussion and bass drum are controlled by a drum machine, based on Study 1. This study makes random music in assistance with the list tool. I took the unusual way split with the list to discover the tool list, but there are more innovative scripts yet. Here is the test run:

<videoflash type=vimeo>46935195|650|370</videoflash>

File:Random Music Study 1 rj.zip

2012-08-07T17:31:19Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

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GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 1 "The Metro"

2012-08-07T17:30:14Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:study1.jpg|study 1]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds.

[[Media:Random Music Study 1 rj.zip]]

The first part of the patch is responsible for the Melody. Tones are generated from the pentatonic scale, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. The drum has four independently functioning programs. Bass drum, snare, hi-hat and claps are controlled by different tempos and switches between triplet beats, eighth, sixteenth, and 4/4. This construct is my first tutorial to random music. The following patch controls various instruments of Rj library.

<videoflash type=vimeo>47073704|650|370</videoflash>

File:Random Music Study 2 XR.pd

2012-08-07T17:13:43Z

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File:Random Music Study 2 XR.pd

2012-08-07T08:08:34Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

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GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 3 "The Storage"

2012-08-07T08:04:25Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:study3.jpg|study3]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies.

[[Media:Random_Music_Study_3_Rj.pd]]

The first part of the patch is again responsible for the Melody. IN this case, the oscillator generates a RJlib (Rhode Sound) the relevant Frequenzen.Töne be generated from the pentatonic scale, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. The percussion and bass drum are controlled by a drum machine, based on Study 1. This study makes random music in assistance with the list tool. I took the unusual way split with the list to discover the tool list, but there are more innovative scripts yet. Here is the test run:

<videoflash type=vimeo>46935195|650|370</videoflash>

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T08:03:57Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 3 "The Storage"/thumb|study3 */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments...

== [[/random music study 3 "The Storage"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies ...

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 3 "The Storage"

2012-08-07T08:01:39Z

Martin Kohlstedt: Created page with "study3 This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed he..."

[[File:study3.jpg|study3]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different melodies stored.

[[Media:Random_Music_Study_3_Rj.pd]]

The first part of the patch is again responsible for the Melody. IN this case, the oscillator generates a RJlib (Rhode Sound) the relevant Frequenzen.Töne be generated from the pentatonic scale, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. The percussion and bass drum are controlled by a drum machine, based on Study 1. This study makes random music in assistance with the list tool. I took the unusual way split with the list to discover the tool list, but there are more innovative scripts yet. Here is the test run:

<videoflash type=vimeo>46935195|650|370</videoflash>

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 2 "Composing"

2012-08-07T07:59:17Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|study2]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments.

[[Media:Random_Music_Study_2_XR.pd]]
(RJLib doesn't work in this case of patching)

The first part of the patch is again responsible for the Melody. IN this case, the oscillator generates a relevant Frequenzen.Sinus tones of the pentatonic scale can be generated, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. This patch creates a MIDI channel of the Roland Fantom XR bass. The percussion and bass drum are controlled by a drum machine, which has stored a basic beat. You can manually control the construct or the construct controls itself. The different tracks can be individually controlled and are the result of my second study on random arrangement and composition. The following video shows a manually controlled composition course via a control panel.

<videoflash type=vimeo>46935196|650|370</videoflash>

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:58:41Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 2 "Composing"/thumb|study2 */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments...

== [[/random music study 3 "The Storage"/]][[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies ...

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 1 "The Metro"

2012-08-07T07:58:05Z

Martin Kohlstedt:

[[File:study1.jpg|study 1]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds.

[[Media:Random_Music_Study_1_rj.pd]]

The first part of the patch is responsible for the Melody. Tones are generated from the pentatonic scale, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. The drum has four independently functioning programs. Bass drum, snare, hi-hat and claps are controlled by different tempos and switches between triplet beats, eighth, sixteenth, and 4/4. This construct is my first tutorial to random music. The following patch controls various instruments of Rj library.

<videoflash type=vimeo>47073704|650|370</videoflash>

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:57:41Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The Metro"/study 1 */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]][[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments...

== [[/random music study 3 "The Storage"/]][[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies ...

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:57:00Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The Metro"/thumb|study 1 */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]][[File:study1.jpg|study 1]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]][[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments...

== [[/random music study 3 "The Storage"/]][[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies ...

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:56:18Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 3 "The Storage"/ */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]][[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]][[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments...

== [[/random music study 3 "The Storage"/]][[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies ...

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:55:57Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 2 "Composing"/ */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]][[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]][[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments...

== [[/random music study 3 "The Storage"/]]==

[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies ...

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:55:34Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The Metro"/ */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]][[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]]==

[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments...

== [[/random music study 3 "The Storage"/]]==

[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of storing melody progressions and has been patched for the Rj library. The random music developed here about the different stored melodies ...

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:55:11Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The Metro"/ */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:54:02Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 3 "The Storage"/ */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:53:25Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 2 "Composing"/ */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:53:08Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* thumb|study3 */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:44:30Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 2 "Composing"/ */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 2 "Composing"

2012-08-07T07:35:30Z

Martin Kohlstedt: Created page with "This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the dif..."

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments.

[[Media:Random_Music_Study_2_XR.pd]]
(RJLib doesn't work in this case of patching)

The first part of the patch is again responsible for the Melody. IN this case, the oscillator generates a relevant Frequenzen.Sinus tones of the pentatonic scale can be generated, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. This patch creates a MIDI channel of the Roland Fantom XR bass. The percussion and bass drum are controlled by a drum machine, which has stored a basic beat. You can manually control the construct or the construct controls itself. The different tracks can be individually controlled and are the result of my second study on random arrangement and composition. The following video shows a manually controlled composition course via a control panel.

<videoflash type=vimeo>46935196|650|370</videoflash>

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:30:18Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 2 "Composing"/ */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

[[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

== [[/random music study 2 "Composing"/]]==

[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]

This study of random music deals with the matter of composition and was originally built for six MIDI channels of the Roland Fantom XR. The Random music arises here about the different tracks of individual instruments.
The first part of the patch is again responsible for the Melody. IN this case, the oscillator generates a relevant Frequenzen.Sinus tones of the pentatonic scale can be generated, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. This patch creates a MIDI channel of the Roland Fantom XR bass. The percussion and bass drum are controlled by a drum machine, which has stored a basic beat. You can manually control the construct or the construct controls itself. The different tracks can be individually controlled and are the result of my second study on random arrangement and composition. The following video shows a manually controlled composition course via a control panel.

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:14:14Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The List"/ */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:13:20Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The List"/ */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:13:08Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* thumb|study2 */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:12:31Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The Metro"/ */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:12:15Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* thumb|study 1 */

== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

==[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The List"/]]==

In this study i've made an random music composition, where you can chose which groups of instruments are playing. The first experiments with random Song arrangement. (''for Roland Fantom XR'')

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:11:50Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* thumb|study 1 */

== [[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

==[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The List"/]]==

In this study i've made an random music composition, where you can chose which groups of instruments are playing. The first experiments with random Song arrangement. (''for Roland Fantom XR'')

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:11:00Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The Metro"/ */

== [[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

== [[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

==[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The List"/]]==

In this study i've made an random music composition, where you can chose which groups of instruments are playing. The first experiments with random Song arrangement. (''for Roland Fantom XR'')

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:10:25Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* thumb|study2 */

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:09:26Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* thumb|study4 */

== [[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

==[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==
'''random study 2'''

In this study i've made an random music composition, where you can chose which groups of instruments are playing. The first experiments with random Song arrangement. (''for Roland Fantom XR'')

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies/random music study 1 "The Metro"

2012-08-07T07:07:10Z

Martin Kohlstedt: Created page with "This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other ..."

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds.

[[Media:Random_Music_Study_1_rj.pd]]

The first part of the patch is responsible for the Melody. Tones are generated from the pentatonic scale, in keeping the chords of part two. Part 2 builds on the circle of fifths (limited to the C / Am-scale). Added are the major 7 and minor 7 for a jazzy sound. The Bass (Part 3) generated in a similar way the melody, but it is limited to fifths and thirds of the key of C major. The drum has four independently functioning programs. Bass drum, snare, hi-hat and claps are controlled by different tempos and switches between triplet beats, eighth, sixteenth, and 4/4. This construct is my first tutorial to random music. The following patch controls various instruments of Rj library.

<videoflash type=vimeo>47073704|650|370</videoflash>

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:02:42Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* /random music study 1 "The Metro"/ */

== [[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds...

==[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==
'''random study 2'''

In this study i've made an random music composition, where you can chose which groups of instruments are playing. The first experiments with random Song arrangement. (''for Roland Fantom XR'')

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

==[[File:study4.jpg|thumb|study4]]==
'''random study 4'''

Example 4 is saves 8 melodie patterns via ''qlist tool'' and ''textfile tool'' in a ''txt document'' to make melodie repititions in preparation on a full random song composition.

[[Media:Studie 4 Random List Save.zip]]

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:02:18Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* random music study 1 "The Metro" */

== [[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==
== [[/random music study 1 "The Metro"/]]==

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds.

==[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==
'''random study 2'''

In this study i've made an random music composition, where you can chose which groups of instruments are playing. The first experiments with random Song arrangement. (''for Roland Fantom XR'')

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

==[[File:study4.jpg|thumb|study4]]==
'''random study 4'''

Example 4 is saves 8 melodie patterns via ''qlist tool'' and ''textfile tool'' in a ''txt document'' to make melodie repititions in preparation on a full random song composition.

[[Media:Studie 4 Random List Save.zip]]

GMU:In Sync/Projects/random music studies

2012-08-07T07:00:52Z

Martin Kohlstedt: /* random music study 1 "The Metro" */

== [[File:study1.jpg|thumb|study 1]]==
= [[random music study 1 "The Metro"]]=

This study of random music deals with the matter of timing. This random number values were fed into the metronomes of my patches. The values are linked to each other and be divided from each other many times. The Random music arises here about the different speeds.

==[[File:Self composing random music.jpg|thumb|study2]]==
'''random study 2'''

In this study i've made an random music composition, where you can chose which groups of instruments are playing. The first experiments with random Song arrangement. (''for Roland Fantom XR'')

[[Media:Self composing random pop music mashine BETA.pd]]

==[[File:study3.jpg|thumb|study3]]==
'''random study 3'''

This study makes random music in assistance with the ''list tool''. I took the unusual way with the ''list split'' to discover the ''list tool'', but there are more innovative scripts yet.

[[Media:Studie 3 Random List Append.pd]]

==[[File:study4.jpg|thumb|study4]]==
'''random study 4'''

Example 4 is saves 8 melodie patterns via ''qlist tool'' and ''textfile tool'' in a ''txt document'' to make melodie repititions in preparation on a full random song composition.

[[Media:Studie 4 Random List Save.zip]]