Hackoustic Presents
An evening of performances, talks, demonstrations, installations and mingling with some of London’s top sound artists, builders, hackers and educators. This time we’ve got acoustic circuit bending, Memory Boxes to help people with dementia, levitation and manipulation of objects with sound, didgeridoos made out of toilet rolls and a completely new experimental system for mixing audio. You’ll also have the chance to make your very own instrument for yourself! This is the third in the series, and the last two have been absolutely fantastic. Don’t miss this one – you won’t be disappointed!
With:
Chloe Meineck: Acoustic hacking with a social purpose: Music Memory Box helps people with dementia improve their quality of life.
http://chloemeineck.co.uk/
Daniel Wilson: a broadcaster, researcher and instrument builder who works with salvaged materials to construct electromagnetically-actuated drone-based devices that embody a post-electronic approach to soundmaking.
https://miraculousagitations.com/
Tom Fox and Kev Chan: Proximity Mixer installation, an experimental interactive music mixing machine
https://vulpestruments.com/
Diego Baresch: a post-doctoral researcher in Acoustics. He’ll be talking about his research, including levitating and moving objects with sound waves, potentially with a view to finding new treatments for cancer.
Rodrigo Viterbo: talking about his workshops on didgeridoo making using upcycled and reycled materials.
Tim Yates: Instrument building workshop.
DJ #BarrysLounge
