Schedule
liveWednesday, Sept 19th
08:00
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09:00
Registration(TU Berlin)
Get your conference badge and mingle with other attendees
09:00
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10:00
10:00
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10:30
Coffee & Tea break
10:30
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12:30
Presentations: Generation & Visualization
- Generative music, playful visualizations and where to find themLisa Passing
- WebSonify: Ambient aural display of real-time dataNicholas Violi
- A Javascript Library for Flexible Visualization of Audio DescriptorsGerard Roma, Anna Xambó, Owen Green and Pierre Alexandre Tremblay
- Exploring Real-time Visualisations to Support Chord Learning with a Large Music CollectionJohan Pauwels, Anna Xambó, Gerard Roma, Mathieu Barthet and György Fazekas
- Musical Deep Neural Networks in the BrowserTero Parviainen
- Participatory musical improvisations with Playsound.spaceAriane Stolfi, Alessia Milo, Miguel Ceriani and Mathieu Barthet
12:30
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14:00
Lunch break
14:00
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16:00
Presentations: Coding Sound & Music
- From artist to software developer and back. A celloist’s perspective on Web AudioHilke Ros
- Collaborative Coding with Music: Two Case Studies with EarSketchAvneesh Sarwate, Takahiko Tsuchiya and Jason Freeman
- Metaprogramming Strategies for AudioWorkletsCharles Roberts
- WebAssembly AudioWorklet CsoundSteven Yi, Victor Lazzarini and Edward Costello
- AMBIENT HTML5: Music for tiny airports in 256 bytesMathieu Henri
16:00
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18:00
Demos, Posters and Installations
Check out a variety of demos, posters and installations in various locations on the campus.
We will be serving refreshments and little snacks.
- DSP Filter playgroundBoris Smus
- Playsound.space DemoAriane Stolfi, Alessia Milo, Miguel Ceriani and Mathieu Barthet
- Web Wall WhispersFrancesco Cretti, Luca Morino, Marco Liuni, Stefano Gervasoni, Andrea Agostini and Antonio Servetti
- The sound of Bitcoin - Sound synthesis with cryptocurrency trade dataMartin Guder
- Cena concertante alla maniera di Vivaldi: Considering the Restaurant as a Musical InterfaceBen Houge
- Body Movement Sonification using the Web Audio APIChristian Baumann, Jan-Torsten Milde and Johanna Friederike Baarlink
- A User-Adaptive Automated DJ Web App with Object-Based Audio and Crowd-Sourced Decision TreesFlorian Thalmann, Lucas Thompson and Mark B. Sandler
- Combining Web Audio Streaming, Motion Capture, and Binaural Audio in a Telepresence SystemLawrence Fyfe, Olivier Gladin, Cédric Fleury and Michel Beaudouin-Lafon
- A more perfect union: Composition with audience-controlled smartphone speaker array and evolutionary computer musicTate Carson
- Loop-Based Graphical Live-Coded Music in the BrowserJason Gwartz and Nicolas Gold
- Live Coding Drum MachineTony Wallace
- 0+1=SOM: Bringing Computing Closer to Children Through MusicNuno Hespanhol, Óscar Rodrigues and José Alberto Gomes
- 33 Null & Automatic WritingMax Horwich
19:30
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23:00
Doors open: 19:30
Show starts: 20:00 (last admission)
- Concert for Smartphones and OrchestraAndrey Bundin
- Tender Buttons | Sound | SpaceAriane Stolfi, Alessia Milo and Mathieu Barthet
- Imaginary BerlinAnna Xambó
- No merge conflictsGerard Roma
- Listening Back - The Web Never ForgetsJasmine Guffond
- ImprovisationCharles Roberts
Thursday, Sept 20th
08:00
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09:00
Registration(TU Berlin)
Get your conference badge and mingle with other attendees
09:00
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10:00
10:00
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10:30
Coffee & Tea break
10:30
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12:30
Presentations: Plugins & Timing
- WAP: Ideas for a Web Audio Plug-in StandardMichel Buffa, Jerome Lebrun, Jari Kleimola, Oliver Larkin, Stéphane Letz and Guillaume Pellerin
- iPlug2: Desktop Plug-in Framework Meets Web Audio ModulesOliver Larkin, Alex Harker and Jari Kleimola
- Native Web Audio API PluginsJari Kleimola and Owen Campbell
- Latency and Synchronization in Web AudioWalker Henderson
- The Timing Object - A Pacemaker for the WebChristoph Guttandin
12:30
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14:00
Lunch break
14:00
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16:00
Presentations: Libraries & Tools
- cables—a web based visual programming language for WebGL and Web AudioTim Pulver and Thomas Kombüchen
- r-audio: Declarative, reactive and flexible Web Audio graphs in ReactJakub Fiala
- dspNode: Real-time remote audio renderingThomas Dodds
- DSP2JS - A C++ framework for the development of in-browser DSPsOliver Major
16:00
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18:00
Demos, Posters and Installations
Check out a variety of demos, posters and installations in various locations on the campus.
We will be serving refreshments and little snacks.
- Guitarists will be happy: guitar tube amp simulators and FX pedal in a virtual pedal board, and more!Michel Buffa and Jerome Lebrun
- WebAudio Virtual Tube Guitar Amps and Pedal Board DesignMichel Buffa and Jerome Lebrun
- Fugue Step—a multi playhead sequencerTim Pulver
- Transmitting Data Over The Air Using the Web Audio APIJoe Todd, Adib Mehrabi and Daniel Jones
- Audio Pipes: Connecting Web Audio Between Any PageJan Misker and Jacques van de Veerdonk
- Utilizing NexusHUB and Docker for Distributed PerformanceJesse Allison and Tate Carson
- VOICEFUL: Voice Analysis, Transformation and Synthesis on the WebOscar Mayor, Jordi Janer, Hector Parra and Álvaro Sarasúa
- SoundSling: A Framework for Using Creative Motion Data to Pan Audio Across a Mobile Device Speaker ArrayAnthony T. Marasco and Jesse Allison
- pywebaudioplayer: Bridging the gap between audio processing code in Python and attractive visualisations based on web technologyJohan Pauwels and Mark Sandler
- Designing Movement Driven Audio Applications Using a Web-Based Interactive Machine Learning ToolkitBenjamin Matuszewski, Joseph Larralde and Frederic Bevilacqua
- Multi Web Audio Sequencer: Collaborative Music MakingXavier Favory and Xavier Serra
- Lost In SpaceChase Mitchusson
- Kom[bp]oPatrick Schmid, Kathrin Fuhrer, Johannes Schiel, Lukas Scheuerle, Sandra Kleß and Norbert Schnell
- A more perfect unionTate Carson
19:00
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22:00
Dinner(BRLO BRWHOUSE)
Friday, Sept 21st
08:00
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09:00
Registration(TU Berlin)
Get your conference badge and mingle with other attendees
09:00
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10:30
10:30
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13:30
Workshops
- WebAudio Plugins (WAP)Michel Buffa and Stéphane Letz
Location: Lecture Hall E20 - Utilizing NexusHUB and Docker for Distributed PerformanceJesse Allison
Location: Studios
13:30
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15:00
Lunch break
15:00
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18:00
Workshops
- Building VST-like online instruments and effects with Web Audio Modules (WAMs) and iPlug2Jari Kleimola and Oliver Larkin
Location: Lecture Hall E20
18:00
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18:15
End of the conference