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Rāhoroi (Sat) 15th Feb, 8PM

Daniele Gambetta (Italy) with Microsoft Voices

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Daniele Gambetta is a student from Italy on a 6-month research period in Pōneke. Over the last 5 years he's been playing with live coding (aka 'Algorave'), which is a set of techniques to play electronic music using programming languages. He uses scripting tools (Foxdot, Python, Supercollider) to create synths and sample patterns and will start the evening with a workshop about his methods.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVJRmBzYO2g

Microsoft Voices is a punk laptop trio of Nell Thomas, Daniel Beban and Jonny Marks. They use only the text-to-speech function of Apple Mac's very basic 'Text Edit' software to create multi-layered machine vocalisations, exploring the distant hinterlands of non-meaning and unvoiced speech sound.


$17.50 presales available via UTR

Special thanks to Creative New Zealand for their support

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