MICRO NOISE workshop, Saturday 11th of May 2013 Plug in – make noise!
Join us for our Micro-noise workshop and build you own NAND Schmitt Trigger Oscillator! The NAND gate is a logical circuit and plays a very important role in all digital technologies. Its purpose is to compare ones and zeros and a resulting output. The abuse of the NAND gate by a feeding back and oscillating R-C circuit makes the Schmitt Trigger to oscillate at an audible frequency. A sound is generated! Date/time: Saturday 11th MAy 2013, 2 pm to 5 pm Location: Unit 30. Cremer Business Centre, 37 Cremer Street. London E2 8HD Materials/fee: Materials and components provided, fee £17. Take home your micro-noise kit! Please register via: [email protected] Beginners are welcome! The workshop will be lead by swiss artist Anina Hug. Anina Hug focuses on making music with found objects and digitally processing the sounds in real-time. As an active member of the Swiss Mechatronic Art Society she teaches workshops in analog circuitry and microcontroller-based applications for sound production and control. She builds handmade electronic circuit instruments and develops interfaces that control software in a unique way. In her live-performances she explores the relationship between abstract electronic tones and concrete object sounds, generating a mix of the quite familiar and the completely alien. The Swiss Mechatronic Art Society is a collective of engineers, hackers, scientists and artists that collaborate on creative uses of technology. www.aninahug.ch www.mechatronicart.ch http://musichackspace.org/micro-noise-workshop-saturday-11th-of-may-2013/
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