Music Hack Day - Amsterdam

Main page

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 02:31:25 -0700

{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

! Music Hack Day Amsterdam is Over!
Thanks to everyone for coming. We'll be updating a list with allThe last Music Hack Day Amsterdam was held during the wonderful projects that have been build as soon as possible. weekend of April 24, 25 at the Mediamatic.  Nearly 150 attended this event.

The last Music Hack Day Amsterdam was held during! Projects
We'll post all the weekend of April 24, 25 at the Mediamatic.  Nearly 150 attended this event.

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We'll be updating this website within the upcoming days, so stay tuned for more.

Main page

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 02:27:19 -0700

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The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Beatport documentation: http://marketing.beatport.com/media/Tutorial/BeatportAPI.pdf

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Hacks

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:31:36 -0700

All the hacks will be announced on this page.

This is the recorded Ustream of all the presentations.
The presentations start somewhere around 46 minutes.

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!!!Scrobarcode
Visually explore your most scrobbled songs through time!

James Wheare http://jouire.com/

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!!!Chirp
Probably the first twittering iPhone twitter App

TeaTracks, makers of Gliss for the iPhone
Jan Trutzschler von Falkenstein

---------
!!!Sequencer_5
A sequencer built using HTML5.

Fredrik Berglund
Gregory Mead
Matt Jeffery

---------
!!!Netspinner
Inter-web-application music (and video) library and playlist

Mattijs Kneppers

---------
!!!Popularity search engine of doom
Music information collector

http://tunerights.com/hotnessSearch.php

Tobias Wallin
Peter Löfgren

---------
!!!Last.AM
An alarm clock using the API of Last.fm
http://bit.ly/lastAM
- and -
Friends-o-meter
Visualization of your Last.fm friends and your compatibility
http://bit.ly/friendsFM

- and -
Squeecklebox
Squeeze it

Diede Gulpers
Luuk Schipperheyn
Ivan Martello
Thomas van de Werff

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!!!Crackletar
Portable c-based guitar/cracklebox hybrid.
Big thanx to Jun & Daniel form STEIM http://www.steim.org
And all cracklebox workshop participants

Mark Meeuwenoord

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!!!Trance Tunes Master
A social app for trancers who think they master the tunes.

George Enciu

---------
!!!Hashdj
A backchannel scanning for a specific hashtag, creating a playlist of the found tweeted tracks. People can up-vote their track, so a competitive collaborative DJ tool will provide the music for your party!

Jens Nikolaus
Alexander Simmerl
Roel van der Ven

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!!!Songshirts
A personal t-shirt store based on your favourite songs
http://users.last.fm/~matt/songshirts

Matthew Ogle
Floris Dekker
Tim Bormans

---------
!!!Beatport Buzz Chart
Shows the best selling releases which are released during the last x days.

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

---------
!!!Sound-ScoreCloud
Plays the SoundCloud widget in sync with MuseScore sheet music (follow @musescore)

Demo: http://lasconic.com/public/musecloud/xmuse.html
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eodrg9OIgg0

Nicolas Froment (@lasconic)

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!!!Jook
The ultimate office jukebox: http://www.flickr.com/photos/blueace/4550191863

Marcel Corso
Menno van der Sman
Robert Gaal

---------
!!!kombinat machine

-wires http://defekt.nl/

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!!!CastCloud
Download episodes from a podcast, upload them to SoundCloud - perfect for you podcasting DJs who want to save some time and effort publishing

Ben Isaacs (Last.fm)

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!!!TweakMusic
Live url: http://yvoschaap.com/mhd/

(trying echonest search (v4) and youtube json API chromeless player; use the gmap to limit search by ar ea)

Yvo Schaap (@yvoschaap)

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!!!SoundCloud Suggestions
Enter your username and select a few of your friends to see who all of your friends are following but you are not.

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

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!!!Localhosted
http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/localhosted/
Screenshot: http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/localhosted/localhosted.jpg
Get your local (location based) music fix for today
(uses Songkick and Lastfm API's to find Geo events near you)

Frank Bosma
(And for easy VPRO / 3VOOR12 specific: http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/upcoming/ )

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!!!Echonest album identifier
Use the Echonest music fingerprint api to identify a folder of mp3s

Alastair Porter (Hacking remotely from NZ)

http://github.com/alastair/echonest-albumidentify (and http://github.com/alastair/enmfp-boost-python)

---------
!!!AudioNerdz RJ Lama
Description: The RjDj port of vintage VST instrument 'Delay Lama', a vocal animation synthesizer used by millions of people including Madonna.

Names
Steven Kruyswijk aka @kruithoph

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!!!ScrobbleSwarm
Feeding Last.fm scrobbles to Code_Swarm, the SCM vizualiser. Watch your full scrobble history and the one of your friends in a hypnotic video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD9GrKhEzqQ

Nicolas Froment (@lasconic)

---------
!!!What did we like back then...
Visualisation of the influence of musicgenres on the Dutch pop-music for the last 55 years.
Based on Top40.nl and uses Last.fm API (will probably be expanded with the echonest api)
When it's done, you can see which musicgenres were the most popular in which year.

< Not working yet =( > --> screenshot of the data output: http://www.royvandijk.nl/docs/output.png

Names
Roy van Dijk(@r_oy) & Remco van Herwijnen

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!!!The Geography of Music
Short description: Various ways of finding the sound of a city
Uses: last.fm, echonest, youtube and openstreetmaps.

Names: Erik Borra (aka @erik_) & Esther Weltevrede

Description:
The geography of music is not about personalization, its about discovering new music. Exploratory recommendation if you will, finding new music by querying local music cultures.
Before the internet, music cultures often emerged from or were popularized in a specific location. Think for example of trip hop scene which originated in Bristol, and the grunge scene which came from the Seattle area and arguably gained a crowd in the Dutch venue scene. Even though music proliferates with digital media, this project starts from the question: how do the current local music cultures sound? We found, counter intuitively maybe, with the recommendation and popularity mechanisms of the web, it is often difficult to find local music

Three ways to think about local music cultures: what’s being produced, listened to and performed on a particular location. We've made a website which allows one to search each and provides the user with a video playlist of all the music thus found.

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!!!Charting.
Data-Visualization showing the Key a song was recored in. Build with processing.js, based on Echonest JSON API 4.
Heavily inspired by http://mikemake.com/#72772/Charting-the-Beatles

http://rockitbaby.de/projects/charting/

Names
Michael Schieben (@rockitbaby)

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!!!Local Gig Info.
Uses geolocation to plot local gigs from the GigJunkie API; selecting a gig marker pulls in information about the headline artist from GigJunkie, Echo Nest, 7digital, YouTube, Spotify. Tested in Firefox 3.6 on mac; should work in Chromium (mac), FF / Chrome (PC)

http://fakedarren.com/musichackday

Names
Darren Waddell (@fakedarren)

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!!!BeatMatching RjDj scenes
Uses the RJC-1000 and Pure Data to control BPM of entire scenes on RjDj in a manner useful to DJs.

http://more.rjdj.me

Names
Yuli Levtov (@ylevtov, @rjdj)

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!!!RJDJ Scene: Caribou - Sun (Carry-boo Reality Remix)

This is the reality RJDJ remix scene of Caribou's 'Sun' for iPhone and iPod Touch. Fade the drums in and out by rolling the device upside down. Try adding voice harmonies by tilting the device towards you. And use the compass data to pan the organ from left to right by pointing the device in different directions. North is pan left, south is pan right. Last but not least add some reality effects all the way through using the wonderful 'Eargasm' that turns everyday sounds into beautiful space-filled chords.

The scene was created using the RJC1000 with some additional coding in Pure Data, the language behind the RJC1000 and all the RJDJ scenes. All info and tools for the RJC1000 can be found at http://bit.ly/rjdjmhd
All the stems were taken from Caribou's SoundCloud account - http://soundcloud.com/caribouband/sets/sun-remix-competition-parts - and cut up to 1, 4 and 8 bar loops using Reaper.

Names
scene by Dave Haynes (@haynes_dave / @soundcloud)
(with lots of Pure Data help from Yuli Levtov (@ylevtov, @rjdj))

-----------------------------------------------

!!!Buzz it - Pass it - Make it
Description:

Explore/Discover hot events (what buzz) around: do it together... in a simple/non-invasive way… and get also connected ^_-.

First target group: Expats.

Next Steps: Integrated (in less than a month) in www.eindhovennews.com .

Name:
Mahdi Triki

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!!!WhotheDJ
Live djing combined with rjdj (rjc1000).

Ivo de Boer
Serge Offermans

---------
!!!RJDJ Scene: Mystical Cricket

Description:
A reality-surrreality experience. Inspired by the natural & ambient moods and sound effects. This scene emulates an interaction with a shuddering insect tone

All stems original.
Minimal hacking.

Lars Wannop

---------
!!!BeebPort
Listen and buy tracks on Beatport which are playlisted by BBC radio shows

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

---------
!!!Armix

Augmented reality music mixer

Tim Iles
Harry McIntyre

---------
!!!Echoplay

Command line linux/maemo program for accessing/streaming based on echonest data and downloading associated videos and mp3s

Marc Blumenfrucht

---------
!!!Table Viewer

A sensor table projector for ad-hoc groups to compare and be surprised by each others' music taste.

A table rig with a top projector and a PS3 camera to use fiduciary markers to scan locations of tangibles, feed the locations into our own app, retrieve interesting information and display that in a pleasing way.

reactiVision for the tracking of the fiduciary markers. Twisted for being network intermediary, retrieving extra data and mashing it together again. Quartz composer for receiving it and displaying stuff in an easy (but crashy way).

A web service that does some mining and caching on last.fm data for usernames with prototype visualizations:
http://clusterfm.appspot.com/randommap/
http://clusterfm.appspot.com/weightmap/
for users and their top artists.

Photographs of the project: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alper/sets/72157623927509158/

* Dirk van Oosterbosch
* Alexander Zeh @dmos
* Alper Cugun @alper

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!!!Jamming with Senseclouds
First Sensor Boxes see the light

Oscar Tomico
Joris Zaalberg
Simon Hohberg

---------
Music!!!Music Player
A social music player

Christian Muehlhaeuser
Richard Jones

Hacks

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:30:59 -0700

All the hacks will be announced on this page.

This is the recorded Ustream of all the presentations.
The presentations start somewhere around 46 minutes.

{html}{/html}


---------
Scrobarcode!!!Scrobarcode 
Visually explore your most scrobbled songs through time!

James Wheare http://jouire.com/

---------
Chirp!!!Chirp
Probably the first twittering iPhone twitter App

TeaTracks, makers of Gliss for the iPhone
Jan Trutzschler von Falkenstein

---------
Sequencer_5!!!Sequencer_5
A sequencer built using HTML5.

Fredrik Berglund
Gregory Mead
Matt Jeffery

---------
Netspinner!!!Netspinner
Inter-web-application music (and video) library and playlist

Mattijs Kneppers

---------
Popularity!!!Popularity search engine of doom
Music information collector

http://tunerights.com/hotnessSearch.php

Tobias Wallin
Peter Löfgren

---------
Last.AM!!!Last.AM
An alarm clock using the API of Last.fm
http://bit.ly/lastAM
- and -
Friends-o-meter
Visualization of your Last.fm friends and your compatibility
http://bit.ly/friendsFM

- and -
Squeecklebox
Squeeze it

Diede Gulpers
Luuk Schipperheyn
Ivan Martello
Thomas van de Werff

---------
Crackletar!!!Crackletar
Portable c-based guitar/cracklebox hybrid.
Big thanx to Jun & Daniel form STEIM http://www.steim.org
And all cracklebox workshop participants

Mark Meeuwenoord

---------
Trance!!!Trance Tunes Master
A social app for trancers who think they master the tunes.

George Enciu

---------
Hashdj!!!Hashdj
A backchannel scanning for a specific hashtag, creating a playlist of the found tweeted tracks. People can up-vote their track, so a competitive collaborative DJ tool will provide the music for your party!

Jens Nikolaus
Alexander Simmerl
Roel van der Ven

---------
Songshirts!!!Songshirts
A personal t-shirt store based on your favourite songs
http://users.last.fm/~matt/songshirts

Matthew Ogle
Floris Dekker
Tim Bormans

---------
Beatport!!!Beatport Buzz Chart
Shows the best selling releases which are released during the last x days.
 
Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

---------
Sound-ScoreCloud!!!Sound-ScoreCloud
Plays the SoundCloud widget in sync with MuseScore sheet music (follow @musescore)

Demo: http://lasconic.com/public/musecloud/xmuse.html
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eodrg9OIgg0

Nicolas Froment (@lasconic)

---------
Jook!!!Jook
The ultimate office jukebox: http://www.flickr.com/photos/blueace/4550191863

Marcel Corso
Menno van der Sman
Robert Gaal

---------
kombinat!!!kombinat machine

-wires http://defekt.nl/ 

---------
CastCloud!!!CastCloud
Download episodes from a podcast, upload them to SoundCloud - perfect for you podcasting DJs who want to save some time and effort publishing

Ben Isaacs (Last.fm)

---------
TweakMusic!!!TweakMusic
Live url: http://yvoschaap.com/mhd/

(trying echonest search (v4) and youtube json API chromeless player; use the gmap to limit search by ar ea)

Yvo Schaap (@yvoschaap)

---------
SoundCloud!!!SoundCloud Suggestions
Enter your username and select a few of your friends to see who all of your friends are following but you are not.

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

---------
Localhosted!!!Localhosted
http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/localhosted/
Screenshot: http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/localhosted/localhosted.jpg
Get your local (location based) music fix for today
(uses Songkick and Lastfm API's to find Geo events near you)

Frank Bosma
(And for easy VPRO / 3VOOR12 specific: http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/upcoming/ )

---------
Echonest!!!Echonest album identifier
Use the Echonest music fingerprint api to identify a folder of mp3s

Alastair Porter (Hacking remotely from NZ)

http://github.com/alastair/echonest-albumidentify (and http://github.com/alastair/enmfp-boost-python)

---------
AudioNerdz!!!AudioNerdz RJ Lama
Description: The RjDj port of vintage VST instrument 'Delay Lama', a vocal animation synthesizer used by millions of people including Madonna.

Names
Steven Kruyswijk aka @kruithoph

---------
ScrobbleSwarm!!!ScrobbleSwarm
Feeding Last.fm scrobbles to Code_Swarm, the SCM vizualiser. Watch your full scrobble history and the one of your friends in a hypnotic video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD9GrKhEzqQ

Nicolas Froment (@lasconic)

---------
What!!!What did we like back then...
Visualisation of the influence of musicgenres on the Dutch pop-music for the last 55 years.
Based on Top40.nl and uses Last.fm API (will probably be expanded with the echonest api)
When it's done, you can see which musicgenres were the most popular in which year.

< Not working yet =( > --> screenshot of the data output: http://www.royvandijk.nl/docs/output.png

Names
Roy van Dijk(@r_oy) & Remco van Herwijnen

---------
The!!!The Geography of Music
Short description: Various ways of finding the sound of a city
Uses: last.fm, echonest, youtube and openstreetmaps.  

Names: Erik Borra (aka @erik_) & Esther Weltevrede

Description:
The geography of music is not about personalization, its about discovering new music.  Exploratory recommendation if you will, finding new music by querying local music cultures. 
Before the internet, music cultures often emerged from or were popularized in a specific location.  Think for example of trip hop scene which originated in Bristol, and the grunge scene which came from the Seattle area and arguably gained a crowd in the Dutch venue scene.  Even though music proliferates with digital media, this project starts from the question: how do the current local music cultures sound? We found, counter intuitively maybe, with the recommendation and popularity mechanisms of the web, it is often difficult to find local music  

Three ways to think about local music cultures: what’s being produced, listened to and performed on a particular location.  We've made a website which allows one to search each and provides the user with a video playlist of all the music thus found.

---------
Charting.!!!Charting.
Data-Visualization showing the Key a song was recored in. Build with processing.js, based on Echonest JSON API 4.
Heavily inspired by http://mikemake.com/#72772/Charting-the-Beatles

http://rockitbaby.de/projects/charting/

Names
Michael Schieben (@rockitbaby)

---------
Local!!!Local Gig Info.
Uses geolocation to plot local gigs from the GigJunkie API; selecting a gig marker pulls in information about the headline artist from GigJunkie, Echo Nest, 7digital, YouTube, Spotify. Tested in Firefox 3.6 on mac; should work in Chromium (mac), FF / Chrome (PC)

http://fakedarren.com/musichackday

Names
Darren Waddell (@fakedarren)

---------
BeatMatching!!!BeatMatching RjDj scenes
Uses the RJC-1000 and Pure Data to control BPM of entire scenes on RjDj in a manner useful to DJs. 

http://more.rjdj.me

Names
Yuli Levtov (@ylevtov, @rjdj)

---------
RJDJ!!!RJDJ Scene: Caribou - Sun (Carry-boo Reality Remix)

This is the reality RJDJ remix scene of Caribou's 'Sun' for iPhone and iPod Touch. Fade the drums in and out by rolling the device upside down. Try adding voice harmonies by tilting the device towards you. And use the compass data to pan the organ from left to right by pointing the device in different directions. North is pan left, south is pan right. Last but not least add some reality effects all the way through using the wonderful 'Eargasm' that turns everyday sounds into beautiful space-filled chords.

The scene was created using the RJC1000 with some additional coding in Pure Data, the language behind the RJC1000 and all the RJDJ scenes. All info and tools for the RJC1000 can be found at http://bit.ly/rjdjmhd
All the stems were taken from Caribou's SoundCloud account - http://soundcloud.com/caribouband/sets/sun-remix-competition-parts - and cut up to 1, 4 and 8 bar loops using Reaper.

Names
scene by Dave Haynes (@haynes_dave / @soundcloud)
(with lots of Pure Data help from Yuli Levtov (@ylevtov, @rjdj))


-----------------------------------------------

Buzz!!!Buzz it - Pass it - Make it 
Description:

Explore/Discover hot events (what buzz) around: do it together... in a simple/non-invasive way… and get also connected ^_-.

First target group: Expats.

Next Steps: Integrated (in less than a month) in www.eindhovennews.com .

Name:
Mahdi Triki

---------
WhotheDJ!!!WhotheDJ
Live djing combined with rjdj (rjc1000).

Ivo de Boer
Serge Offermans

---------
RJDJ!!!RJDJ Scene: Mystical Cricket

Description:
A reality-surrreality experience. Inspired by the natural & ambient moods and sound effects. This scene emulates an interaction with a shuddering insect tone

All stems original.
Minimal hacking.

Lars Wannop

---------
BeebPort!!!BeebPort
Listen and buy tracks on Beatport which are playlisted by BBC radio shows

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

---------
Armix!!!Armix

Augmented reality music mixer

Tim Iles
Harry McIntyre

---------
Echoplay!!!Echoplay

Command line linux/maemo program for accessing/streaming based on echonest data and downloading associated videos and mp3s

Marc Blumenfrucht

---------
Table!!!Table Viewer

A sensor table projector for ad-hoc groups to compare and be surprised by each others' music taste.

A table rig with a top projector and a PS3 camera to use      fiduciary markers to scan locations of tangibles, feed the locations into our own app, retrieve interesting information and display that in a pleasing way.

reactiVision for the tracking of the fiduciary markers. Twisted for being network intermediary, retrieving extra data and mashing it together again. Quartz composer for receiving it and displaying stuff in an easy (but crashy way).


A web service that does some mining and caching on last.fm data for usernames with prototype visualizations:
http://clusterfm.appspot.com/randommap/
http://clusterfm.appspot.com/weightmap/
for users and their top artists.

Photographs of the project: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alper/sets/72157623927509158/

    * Dirk van Oosterbosch
    * Alexander Zeh @dmos
    * Alper Cugun @alper

---------
Jamming!!!Jamming with Senseclouds
First Sensor Boxes see the light

Oscar Tomico
Joris Zaalberg
Simon Hohberg

---------
Music Player
A social music player

Christian Muehlhaeuser
Richard Jones

Hacks

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:29:17 -0700

All the hacks will be announced on this page.

This is the recorded Ustream of all the presentations.
The presentations start somewhere around 46 minutes.

{html}{/html}

---------
Scrobarcode
Visually explore your most scrobbled songs through time!

James Wheare http://jouire.com/

---------
Chirp
Probably the first twittering iPhone twitter App

TeaTracks, makers of Gliss for the iPhone
Jan Trutzschler von Falkenstein

---------
Sequencer_5
A sequencer built using HTML5.

Fredrik Berglund
Gregory Mead
Matt Jeffery

---------
Netspinner
Inter-web-application music (and video) library and playlist

Mattijs Kneppers

---------
Popularity search engine of doom
Music information collector

http://tunerights.com/hotnessSearch.php

Tobias Wallin
Peter Löfgren

---------
Last.AM
An alarm clock using the API of Last.fm
http://bit.ly/lastAM
- and -
Friends-o-meter
Visualization of your Last.fm friends and your compatibility
http://bit.ly/friendsFM

- and -
Squeecklebox
Squeeze it

Diede Gulpers
Luuk Schipperheyn
Ivan Martello
Thomas van de Werff

---------
Crackletar
Portable c-based guitar/cracklebox hybrid.
Big thanx to Jun & Daniel form STEIM http://www.steim.org
And all cracklebox workshop participants

Mark Meeuwenoord

---------
Trance Tunes Master
A social app for trancers who think they master the tunes.

George Enciu

---------
Hashdj
A backchannel scanning for a specific hashtag, creating a playlist of the found tweeted tracks. People can up-vote their track, so a competitive collaborative DJ tool will provide the music for your party!

Jens Nikolaus
Alexander Simmerl
Roel van der Ven

---------
Songshirts
A personal t-shirt store based on your favourite songs
http://users.last.fm/~matt/songshirts

Matthew Ogle
Floris Dekker
Tim Bormans

---------
Beatport Buzz Chart
Shows the best selling releases which are released during the last x days.

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

---------
Sound-ScoreCloud
Plays the SoundCloud widget in sync with MuseScore sheet music (follow @musescore)

Demo: http://lasconic.com/public/musecloud/xmuse.html
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eodrg9OIgg0

Nicolas Froment (@lasconic)

---------
Jook
The ultimate office jukebox: http://www.flickr.com/photos/blueace/4550191863

Marcel Corso
Menno van der Sman
Robert Gaal

---------
kombinat machine

-wires http://defekt.nl/

---------
CastCloud
Download episodes from a podcast, upload them to SoundCloud - perfect for you podcasting DJs who want to save some time and effort publishing

Ben Isaacs (Last.fm)

---------
TweakMusic
Live url: http://yvoschaap.com/mhd/

(trying echonest search (v4) and youtube json API chromeless player; use the gmap to limit search by ar ea)

Yvo Schaap (@yvoschaap)

---------
SoundCloud Suggestions
Enter your username and select a few of your friends to see who all of your friends are following but you are not.

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

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Localhosted
http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/localhosted/
Screenshot: http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/localhosted/localhosted.jpg
Get your local (location based) music fix for today
(uses Songkick and Lastfm API's to find Geo events near you)

Frank Bosma
(And for easy VPRO / 3VOOR12 specific: http://frankbosma.nl/musichackday/upcoming/ )

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Echonest album identifier
Use the Echonest music fingerprint api to identify a folder of mp3s

Alastair Porter (Hacking remotely from NZ)

http://github.com/alastair/echonest-albumidentify (and http://github.com/alastair/enmfp-boost-python)

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AudioNerdz RJ Lama
Description: The RjDj port of vintage VST instrument 'Delay Lama', a vocal animation synthesizer used by millions of people including Madonna.

Names
Steven Kruyswijk aka @kruithoph

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ScrobbleSwarm
Feeding Last.fm scrobbles to Code_Swarm, the SCM vizualiser. Watch your full scrobble history and the one of your friends in a hypnotic video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD9GrKhEzqQ

Nicolas Froment (@lasconic)

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What did we like back then...
Visualisation of the influence of musicgenres on the Dutch pop-music for the last 55 years.
Based on Top40.nl and uses Last.fm API (will probably be expanded with the echonest api)
When it's done, you can see which musicgenres were the most popular in which year.

< Not working yet =( > --> screenshot of the data output: http://www.royvandijk.nl/docs/output.png

Names
Roy van Dijk(@r_oy) & Remco van Herwijnen

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The Geography of Music
Short description: Various ways of finding the sound of a city
Uses: last.fm, echonest, youtube and openstreetmaps.

Names: Erik Borra (aka @erik_) & Esther Weltevrede

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Charting.
Data-Visualization showing the Key a song was recored in. Build with processing.js, based on Echonest JSON API 4.
Heavily inspired by http://mikemake.com/#72772/Charting-the-Beatles

http://rockitbaby.de/projects/charting/

Names
Michael Schieben (@rockitbaby)

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Local Gig Info.
Uses geolocation to plot local gigs from the GigJunkie API; selecting a gig marker pulls in information about the headline artist from GigJunkie, Echo Nest, 7digital, YouTube, Spotify. Tested in Firefox 3.6 on mac; should work in Chromium (mac), FF / Chrome (PC)

http://fakedarren.com/musichackday

Names
Darren Waddell (@fakedarren)

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BeatMatching RjDj scenes
Uses the RJC-1000 and Pure Data to control BPM of entire scenes on RjDj in a manner useful to DJs.

http://more.rjdj.me

Names
Yuli Levtov (@ylevtov, @rjdj)

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RJDJ Scene: Caribou - Sun (Carry-boo Reality Remix)

Names
scene by Dave Haynes (@haynes_dave / @soundcloud)
(with lots of Pure Data help from Yuli Levtov (@ylevtov, @rjdj))

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Buzz it - Pass it - Make it
Description:

Explore/Discover hot events (what buzz) around: do it together... in a simple/non-invasive way… and get also connected ^_-.

First target group: Expats.

Next Steps: Integrated (in less than a month) in www.eindhovennews.com .

Name:
Mahdi Triki

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WhotheDJ
Live djing combined with rjdj (rjc1000).

Ivo de Boer
Serge Offermans

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RJDJ Scene: Mystical Cricket

Description:
A reality-surrreality experience. Inspired by the natural & ambient moods and sound effects. This scene emulates an interaction with a shuddering insect tone

All stems original.
Minimal hacking.

Lars Wannop

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BeebPort
Listen and buy tracks on Beatport which are playlisted by BBC radio shows

Michiel Gardner (@michielgardner)

http://musichackday.circadia.info/

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Armix

Augmented reality music mixer

Tim Iles
Harry McIntyre

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Echoplay

Command line linux/maemo program for accessing/streaming based on echonest data and downloading associated videos and mp3s

Marc Blumenfrucht

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Table Viewer

A sensor table projector for ad-hoc groups to compare and be surprised by each others' music taste.

Photographs of the project: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alper/sets/72157623927509158/

* Dirk van Oosterbosch
* Alexander Zeh @dmos
* Alper Cugun @alper

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Jamming with Senseclouds
First Sensor Boxes see the light

Oscar Tomico
Joris Zaalberg
Simon Hohberg

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Music Player
A social music player

Christian Muehlhaeuser
Richard Jones

Main page

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:24:01 -0700

!!See!See all the presentations of the hacks {html}here{/html}.

{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

Enter your hack project in the Google Doc {html}here{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Beatport documentation: http://marketing.beatport.com/media/Tutorial/BeatportAPI.pdf

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Main page

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:23:38 -0700

!!See all the presentations of the hacks {html}here{/html}.

{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

{html}{/html}

Enter your hack project in the Google Doc {html}here{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Beatport documentation: http://marketing.beatport.com/media/Tutorial/BeatportAPI.pdf

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

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Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:16:58 -0700

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!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

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Enter your hack project in the Google Doc {html}here{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Beatport documentation: http://marketing.beatport.com/media/Tutorial/BeatportAPI.pdf

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

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Mon, 26 Apr 2010 01:12:39 -0700

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!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

Enter your hack project in the Google Doc {html}here{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Beatport documentation: http://marketing.beatport.com/media/Tutorial/BeatportAPI.pdf

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

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SoundCloud

Songkick

Gigjunkie

Twones

TU Eindhoven

STEIM

Dutchband

Mediamatic

Last.fm

Playlistify

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RjDj

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SoundCloud

Songkick

Gigjunkie

Twones

TU Eindhoven

STEIM

Dutchband

Mediamatic

Last.fm

Playlistify

Sonos

RjDj

7Digital

Musicmetric

Gliss

3voor12

Beatport

MuseScore

Dance Tunes

Amsterdam Dance Event

MOG

Spotify

Schedule

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 13:37:36 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:40: One minute introduction of all companies presenting api's & workshop introductions
10:00-12:35: API pitches (max 15 minutes per api)
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10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest
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10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:45: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00:09:00: Breakfast
09:00:
09:30: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Main page

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 06:51:01 -0700

!Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!
{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

Enter your hack project in the Google Doc {html}here{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Beatport documentation: http://marketing.beatport.com/media/Tutorial/BeatportAPI.pdf

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Schedule

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 06:22:37 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:40: One minute introduction of all companies presenting api's & workshop introductions
10:00-12:35: API pitches (max 15 minutes per api)
---
10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest
---
10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30:15:45: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Prizes

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 05:49:31 -0700

If you're interested in contributing a prize for the event, contact Vincent Lindeboom at {html}vincentlindeboom@gmail.com{/html} and reference "Music Hack Day" in the subject.

!!Company prizes:
*[Songkick|http://www.songkick.com/] is contributing $200 in concert tickets to your pick of shows
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Best use of Last.fm API – iPod Touch
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Runner ups (everyone who demos something using our API) - 1year Last.fm subscription
*[The Echo Nest|http://the.echonest.com] is contributing an iPad to the best hack using the Echo Nest APis 
*[Sonos|http://www.sonos.com/] is contributing an S5 + ZoneBridge to the best 'music experience' hack
*[Spotify|http://www.spotify.com/] is contributing three 1-year Premium gift cards to innovative hacks that uses any of the Spotify APIs
*[Amsterdam Dance Event|http://www.amsterdam-dance-event.nl/] is contributing a full conference pass to the ADE conference for best electronic music related hack!
*[Gigjunkie|http://www.gigjunkie.net/] is contributing ....  to be announced!one Dj Hero, one Gear4 Powerpad and a Gear4 speaker unit & other accessories
*[The Coffee Company|http://www.coffeecompany.nl/] is contributing vouchers which can be turned in for their excellent coffee
*[Beatport|http://www.beatport.com/] is contributing 250$ voucher for best use of their api and 2 times a 50$ voucher for the runners up
*[7Digital|http://www.7digital.com/] is contributing two Sennheiser PXC 350 - Travel Headphone Set With NoiseGard Advance Technology for best use of their api

Main page

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 02:22:12 -0700

!Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!
{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Beatport documentation: http://marketing.beatport.com/media/Tutorial/BeatportAPI.pdf

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Main page

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 02:11:02 -0700

Follow!Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!
{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Workshops

Sat, 24 Apr 2010 00:19:29 -0700

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!!Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground

!!!Sensing clouds: Everything can be your musical playground!!!Jamming with Senseclouds; wireless sensors, Roomware & music API hacks

{html}Pictures!{/html}

Eindhoven University of Technology (Industrial Design), the Roomware project and Studio Zaalberg will offer you 10 " Wii-remote ++" devices, based on xbee that you can configure, with several sensors to play with. With these devices you can use input from the physical world to manipulate the APIs (from 7digital, Echonest, Twones, RjDj, Last.fm, 3voor12, Songkick, SoundCloud). For instance to:

- Make musical instruments based on these portable sensors.
- Collect input from multiple people and bring it together.
- Play together, co-create and manipulate music using the sensor data.

Using the Roomware socket server and the xbee devices all of you can get direct access to the sensor data from all these devices and rapid prototype the future of musical interaction. Be there now!

!!!The idea:

- We will provide 'wireless sensor boxes' that will form a small sensing network (to use in an space and/or on your own body).
- We work with the participants to make the sensor data on our PC/Mac accessible over the Internet (small server client).
- The participants incorporate the (working external) sensors in their designs.
- Participants in the workshop build their own boxes! It's quick, we have ready-made components.
- We offer design guidance for your concepts.
- You go home with cool apps and might even take 5 XBee devices with you when you win our contest!

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg (http://www.studiozaalberg.com/) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).

!!!Workshop description:

Okay, so, what is this workshop about? Developing relevant 'in the world' / physical concepts and prototyping them.
What? We'll make wireless sensor boxes that connect to a server and be accessed from any platform (via wifi/Internet).

!!!Longer explanation:

Because having each sensor individually talk to WiFi/Internet is too expensive, we'd have to go through a computer (server) via xbee. This way, sensors need to be always near the server (50-100 meters max range) BUT any internet enabled device can access them from anywhere in the world.

We will prepare the workshop by designing the sensor boxes and building some of them. Then, at the workshop, the participants build the server code themselves (sensor data will be there, just needs to be made available) - should be easy, no?

We'll design two types of boxes: 1. wireless transmitters (all the same) and 2. sensors (different types). You can plug a sensor box onto a transmitter box to fit the design. Possibly, multiple sensors per transmitter box also. We will provide a DIY kit to the participants that want to build their own modules!

Different sensor options:
- light
- pressure
- acceleration
- dial buttons

There will be some other sensors that could be used if any concept might need them.

It's kind of like wireless Phidgets if you think about it. I would be cool, because it will enable you to come up with wireless sensor-enabled apps for smart-phones relatively easily. We'd be there to provide inspiration, and guide your creative process. We would like to see a really cool and working sensor-server. We are curious about the results.

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!!Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
by
Byungjun Kwon and Daniel Schorno / STEIM

!!!Objective
- analog parts making and hacking of original crackle components
- using the touch pads of old crackle PCB and capacitive sensing of each pad through Arduino, user controls the sound which is programmed and generated in Arduino.

!!!What participants bring (if they have)
- Arduino (clone)
- laptop (mac or PC)
- USB cable
- breadboard

!!!What we offer
- 2 x Crackle PCB (1 for analog, 1 for digital)
- 1 Wooden enclosure
- parts for analog crackle box
- wire, heatshrink tube, pcb, LDR, LED, speaker cone(32Ohm), 9v DC power jack // Farnell
- breadboard, multi-meter, drill, soldering iron, solder, aligator clip, AVRMKII ISP programmer, FTDI cable, USB cable// Steim
- Bare bone Arduino including relevant electronic parts (only for those who doesn't have arduino, 6 available)

!!!Workshop plan
day1
- introduction of the Crackle Box
- introduction of Arduino Sound generation
- building the Crackle Box
- building Arduino crackle
day2
- hacking, combining, adding the materials of day1

!!!Reference
http://www.crackle.org/
http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Code/CapacitiveSensor
http://interface.khm.de/index.php/lab/experiments/theremin-as-a-capacitive-sensing-device/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/11/arduino-sound-part-1/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/14/arduino-sound-part-2-hello-world/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/22/arduino-sound-part-3-playing-a-melody/

Workshops

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:34:08 -0700

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!!Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground

{html}Pictures!{/html}

!!!Sensing clouds: Everything can be your musical playground

{html}Pictures!{/html}

- Make musical instruments based on these portable sensors.
- Collect input from multiple people and bring it together.
- Play together, co-create and manipulate music using the sensor data.

Using the Roomware socket server and the xbee devices all of you can get direct access to the sensor data from all these devices and rapid prototype the future of musical interaction. Be there now!

!!The!!!The idea:

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg (http://www.studiozaalberg.com/) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).

!!Workshop!!!Workshop description:

!!Longer!!!Longer explanation:

Different sensor options:
- light
- pressure
- acceleration
- dial buttons

There will be some other sensors that could be used if any concept might need them.

----

!!Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
by
Byungjun Kwon and Daniel Schorno / STEIM

!!!What participants bring (if they have)
- Arduino (clone)
- laptop (mac or PC)
- USB cable
- breadboard

Workshops

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:33:31 -0700

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!!Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground

{html}Pictures!{/html}

!!Sensing!!!Sensing clouds: Everything can be your musical playground

- Make musical instruments based on these portable sensors.
- Collect input from multiple people and bring it together.
- Play together, co-create and manipulate music using the sensor data.

Using the Roomware socket server and the xbee devices all of you can get direct access to the sensor data from all these devices and rapid prototype the future of musical interaction. Be there now!

!!The idea:

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg (http://www.studiozaalberg.com/) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).

!!Workshop description:

!!Longer explanation:

Different sensor options:
- light
- pressure
- acceleration
- dial buttons

There will be some other sensors that could be used if any concept might need them.

----

!!Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
by
Byungjun Kwon and Daniel Schorno / STEIM

!!!What participants bring (if they have)
- Arduino (clone)
- laptop (mac or PC)
- USB cable
- breadboard

Workshops

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:33:05 -0700

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!!Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground

{html}Pictures!{/html}

!!Sensing clouds: Everything can be your musical playground

- Make musical instruments based on these portable sensors.
- Collect input from multiple people and bring it together.
- Play together, co-create and manipulate music using the sensor data.

Using the Roomware socket server and the xbee devices all of you can get direct access to the sensor data from all these devices and rapid prototype the future of musical interaction. Be there now!

!!The idea:

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg (http://www.studiozaalberg.com/) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).

!!Workshop description:

!!Longer explanation:

-------------------- internet ------------------- xbee ---------------------------
| web/iPhone?/android? | - - - - - - | server (pc/mac) | - - - - - | wireless sensor box(es) |
-------------------- ------------------- ---------------------------

Transmitter box Sensor box
----------- ----------------
| === ] | |
| xbee + battery | [ sensor ------o
| === ] | |
----------- ----------------

Different sensor options:
- light
- pressure
- acceleration
- dial buttons

There will be some other sensors that could be used if any concept might need them.

----

!!Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
by
Byungjun Kwon and Daniel Schorno / STEIM

!!!What participants bring (if they have)
- Arduino (clone)
- laptop (mac or PC)
- USB cable
- breadboard

Workshops

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:32:03 -0700

-----
!!Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground

{html}Pictures!{/html}
Eindhoven University of Technology (Industrial Design), the Roomware project and Studio Zaalberg will offer you 10 " Wii-remote ++" based on xbee that you can configure yourself with several sensors to play with. With these devices you can use physical input from the sensors to manipulate the APIs (from 7digital, Echonest, Twones, RjDj, Last.fm, 3voor12, Songkick, SoundCloud). For instance to:

!!Sensing clouds: Everything can be your musical playground

- Make musical instruments based on these portable sensors.
- Collect input from multiple people and bring it together.
- Play together, co-create and manipulate music using the sensor data.

Using the Roomware socket server and the xbee devices all of you can get direct access to the sensor data from all these devices and rapid prototype the future of musical interaction. Be there now!

!!!The
!!The idea:

- We will provide 'wireless sensor boxes' that will form a small sensing network (to use in an space and/or on your own body).
- We work with the participants to make the sensor data on our PC/Mac accessible over the Internet (small server client).
- The participants incorporate the (working external) sensors in their designs.
- Participants in the workshop build their own boxes! It's quick, we have ready-made components.
- We offer design guidance for your concepts.
- We allYou go home with cool apps and ifmight even take 5 XBee devices with you like we sharewhen you win our contest!

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg (http://www.studiozaalberg.com/) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).

!!Workshop description:

!!Longer explanation:

We will prepare the workshop by designing the sensor boxes and building some of them. Then, at the workshop, the participants build the server code written onthemselves (sensor data will be there, just needs to be made available) - should be easy, no?

Transmitter box Sensor box
----------- ----------------
| === ] | |
| xbee + battery | [ sensor ------o
| === ] | |
----------- ----------------

Different sensor options:
- light
- pressure
- acceleration
- dial buttons

There will be some other sensors that could be used if any concept might need them.

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg ({html}Studio Zaalberg{/html}) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).
----

!!Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
by
Byungjun Kwon and Daniel Schorno / STEIM

!!!What participants bring (if they have)
- Arduino (clone)
- laptop (mac or PC)
- USB cable
- breadboard

Workshops

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:28:51 -0700

-----
!!Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground

Pictures! http://www.vincentlindeboom.nl/Workshop/{html}Pictures!{/html}
Eindhoven University of Technology  (Industrial Design), the Roomware project and Studio Zaalberg will offer you 10 " Wii-remote ++" based on xbee that you can configure yourself with several sensors to play with. With these devices you can use physical input from the sensors to manipulate the APIs (from 7digital, Echonest, Twones, RjDj, Last.fm, 3voor12, Songkick, SoundCloud). For instance to:

- Make musical instruments based on these portable sensors.
- Collect input from multiple people and bring it together.
- Play together, co-create and manipulate music using the sensor data.

Using the Roomware socket server and the xbee devices all of you can get direct access to the sensor data from all these devices and rapid prototype the future of musical interaction. Be there now!

!!!The idea:

- We will provide 'wireless sensor boxes' that will form a small sensing network (to use in an space and/or on your own body).
- We work with the participants to make the sensor data on our PC/Mac accessible over the Internet (small server client).
- The participants incorporate the (working external) sensors in their designs.
- Participants in the workshop build their own boxes! It's quick, we have ready-made components.
- We offer design guidance for your concepts.
- We all go home with cool apps and if you like we share the code written on the workshop!

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg ({html}Studio Zaalberg{/html}) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).
----

!!Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
by
Byungjun Kwon and Daniel Schorno / STEIM

!!!Objective
- analog parts making and hacking of original crackle components
- using the touch pads of old crackle PCB and capacitive sensing of each pad through Arduino, user controls the sound which is programmed and generated in Arduino.

!!!What participants bring (if they have)
- Arduino (clone)
- laptop (mac or PC)
- USB cable
- breadboard

!!!What we offer
- 2 x Crackle PCB (1 for analog, 1 for digital)
- 1 Wooden enclosure
- parts for analog crackle box
- wire, heatshrink tube, pcb, LDR, LED, speaker cone(32Ohm), 9v DC power jack  // Farnell
- breadboard, multi-meter, drill, soldering iron, solder, aligator clip, AVRMKII ISP programmer, FTDI cable, USB cable// Steim
- Bare bone Arduino including relevant electronic parts (only for those who doesn't have arduino, 6 available)

!!!Workshop plan
day1
- introduction of the Crackle Box
- introduction of Arduino Sound generation
- building the Crackle Box
- building Arduino crackle
day2
- hacking, combining, adding the materials of day1

!!!Reference
http://www.crackle.org/
http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Code/CapacitiveSensor
http://interface.khm.de/index.php/lab/experiments/theremin-as-a-capacitive-sensing-device/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/11/arduino-sound-part-1/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/14/arduino-sound-part-2-hello-world/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/22/arduino-sound-part-3-playing-a-melody/

Workshops

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:28:13 -0700

-----
!!Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground

Pictures! http://www.vincentlindeboom.nl/Workshop/
Eindhoven University of Technology  (Industrial Design), the Roomware project and Studio Zaalberg will offer you 10 " Wii-remote ++" based on xbee that you can configure yourself with several sensors to play with. With these devices you can use physical input from the sensors to manipulate the APIs (from 7digital, Echonest, Twones, RjDj, Last.fm, 3voor12, Songkick, SoundCloud). For instance to:

- Make musical instruments based on these portable sensors.
- Collect input from multiple people and bring it together.
- Play together, co-create and manipulate music using the sensor data.

Using the Roomware socket server and the xbee devices all of you can get direct access to the sensor data from all these devices and rapid prototype the future of musical interaction. Be there now!

!!!The idea:

- We will provide 'wireless sensor boxes' that will form a small sensing network (to use in an space and/or on your own body).
- We work with the participants to make the sensor data on our PC/Mac accessible over the Internet (small server client).
- The participants incorporate the (working external) sensors in their designs.
- Participants in the workshop build their own boxes! It's quick, we have ready-made components.
- We offer design guidance for your concepts.
- We all go home with cool apps and if you like we share the code written on the workshop!

You'll be assisted by Peter Kaptein (the Roomware project), Joris Zaalberg ({html}Studio Zaalberg{/html}) and Oscar Tomico (Industrial Design TU/e).
----

!!Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
by
Byungjun Kwon and Daniel Schorno / STEIM

!!!Objective
- analog parts making and hacking of original crackle components
- using the touch pads of old crackle PCB and capacitive sensing of each pad through Arduino, user controls the sound which is programmed and generated in Arduino.

!!!What participants bring (if they have)
- Arduino (clone)
- laptop (mac or PC)
- USB cable
- breadboard

!!!What we offer
- 2 x Crackle PCB (1 for analog, 1 for digital)
- 1 Wooden enclosure
- parts for analog crackle box
- wire, heatshrink tube, pcb, LDR, LED, speaker cone(32Ohm), 9v DC power jack  // Farnell
- breadboard, multi-meter, drill, soldering iron, solder, aligator clip, AVRMKII ISP programmer, FTDI cable, USB cable// Steim
- Bare bone Arduino including relevant electronic parts (only for those who doesn't have arduino, 6 available)

!!!Workshop plan
day1
- introduction of the Crackle Box
- introduction of Arduino Sound generation
- building the Crackle Box
- building Arduino crackle
day2
- hacking, combining, adding the materials of day1

!!!Reference
http://www.crackle.org/
http://www.arduino.cc/playground/Code/CapacitiveSensor
http://interface.khm.de/index.php/lab/experiments/theremin-as-a-capacitive-sensing-device/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/11/arduino-sound-part-1/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/14/arduino-sound-part-2-hello-world/
http://www.uchobby.com/index.php/2007/11/22/arduino-sound-part-3-playing-a-melody/

Schedule

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:23:13 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:40: One minute introduction of all companies presenting api's & workshop introductions
10:00-12:35: API pitches (max 15 minutes per api)
---
10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest
---
10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Schedule

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:22:30 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:40: One minute introduction of all companies presenting api's & workshop introductions
10:00-12:35: API pitches (max 15 minutes per api)
{html}
10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest
{/html}
10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Schedule

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:22:05 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:40: One minute introduction of all companies presenting api's & workshop introductions
10:00-12:35: API pitches (max 15 minutes per api)
{html}
10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest
{/html}
10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Schedule

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:21:36 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:40: One minute introduction of all companies presenting api's & workshop introductions
10:00-12:35: API elevator pitches (max 15 minutes per api)

10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest

10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Schedule

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:21:16 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:45:09:40: One minute introduction of all companies involvedpresenting api's & workshop introductions
10:00-12:35: API elevator pitches (max 15 minutes per api)

10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest

10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Schedule

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:19:38 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:45: One minute introduction of all companies involved
10:00-12:30:10:00-12:35: API elevator pitches (max 15 minutes per api)

10:00-10:15 Last.fm
10:15-10:30 Soundcloud
10:30-10:40 7Digital
10:40-11:10 Spotify
11:10-11:15 3voor12
11:15-11:30 RjDj
11:30-11:45 Songkick
11:45-12:00 DanceTunes / Saints
12:00-12:05 Playlistify
12:05-12:20 Gigjunkie
12:20-12:35 Echonest

10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Schedule

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 22:16:36 -0700

Will be updated daily with new announcements.

!!'''Saturday'''
09:00: Breakfast and registration
09:30: Welcome
09:45: One minute introduction of all companies involved
10:00-12:30: API elevator pitches (max 15 minutes per api)
10:30: Part I: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:30: ''Hacking commences''
12:30: Workshop 1: Everything can be your musical playground
13:30: Lunch
14:30: Hacking on reality with RjDj - module workshops and discussion
15:00: Spotify - Feedback on new API's
15:30: 7Digital - More in depth session
18:00: Dinner

22:00-01:00: Drinks and Music in the main venue!

Mediamatic remains accesible and open all night.

!!'''Sunday'''
08:00: Breakfast
09:00: Part II: Workshop 2: STEIM CrackleHack Workshop - Make/Hack The Crackle Box
12:00: Lunch
14:00: ''Hacking finished''
14:45: Submissions due
15:00: Demos / Presentations
17:00: Awards + [Prizes]
17:30: Closing, adjourn to a local pub for post hack day festivities

Prizes

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 15:42:33 -0700

If you're interested in contributing a prize for the event, contact Vincent Lindeboom at {html}vincentlindeboom@gmail.com{/html} and reference "Music Hack Day" in the subject.

!!Company prizes:
*[Songkick|http://www.songkick.com/] is contributing $200 in concert tickets to your pick of shows
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Best use of Last.fm API – iPod Touch
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Runner ups (everyone who demos something using our API) - 1year Last.fm subscription
*[The Echo Nest|http://the.echonest.com] is contributing an iPad to the best hack ofusing the weekendEcho Nest APis 
*[Sonos|http://www.sonos.com/] is contributing an S5 + ZoneBridge to the best 'music experience' hack
*[Spotify|http://www.spotify.com/] is contributing three 1-year Premium gift cards to innovative hacks that uses any of the Spotify APIs
*[Amsterdam Dance Event|http://www.amsterdam-dance-event.nl/] is contributing a full conference pass to the ADE conference for best electronic music related hack!
*[Gigjunkie|http://www.gigjunkie.net/] is contributing ....  to be announced!
*[The Coffee Company|http://www.coffeecompany.nl/] is contributing vouchers which can be turned in for their excellent coffee
*[Beatport|http://www.beatport.com/] is contributing 250$ voucher for best use of their api and 2 times a 50$ voucher for the runners up
*[7Digital|http://www.7digital.com/] is contributing two Sennheiser PXC 350 - Travel Headphone Set With NoiseGard Advance Technology for best use of their api

Main page

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 09:43:53 -0700

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!
{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

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Organizations involved


The Echo Nest

SoundCloud

Songkick

Gigjunkie

Twones

TU Eindhoven

STEIM

Dutchband

Mediamatic

Last.fm

Playlistify

Sonos

RjDj

7Digital

Musicmetric

3voor12

Beatport

MuseScore

Dance Tunes

Amsterdam Dance Event

MOG

Spotify

Prizes

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 08:05:45 -0700

If you're interested in contributing a prize for the event, contact Vincent Lindeboom at {html}vincentlindeboom@gmail.com{/html} and reference "Music Hack Day" in the subject.

!!Company prizes:
*[Songkick|http://www.songkick.com/] is contributing $200 in concert tickets to your pick of shows
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Best use of Last.fm API – iPod Touch
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Runner ups (everyone who demos something using our API) - 1year Last.fm subscription
*[The Echo Nest|http://the.echonest.com] is contributing an iPad to the best hack of the weekend
*[Sonos|http://www.sonos.com/] is contributing an S5 + ZoneBridge to the best 'music experience' hack
*[Spotify|http://www.spotify.com/] is contributing 3 times athree 1-year Premium gift cardcards to innovative hacks that uses any of the Spotify APIs
*[Amsterdam Dance Event|http://www.amsterdam-dance-event.nl/] is contributing a full conference pass to the ADE conference for best electronic music related hack!
*[Gigjunkie|http://www.gigjunkie.net/] is contributing ....  to be announced!
*[The Coffee Company|http://www.coffeecompany.nl/] is contributing vouchers which can be turned in for their excellent coffee
*[Beatport|http://www.beatport.com/] is contributing 250$ voucher for best use of their api and 2 times a 50$ voucher for the runners up
*[7Digital|http://www.7digital.com/] is contributing two Sennheiser PXC 350 - Travel Headphone Set With NoiseGard Advance Technology for best use of their api

Prizes

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 08:05:18 -0700

If you're interested in contributing a prize for the event, contact Vincent Lindeboom at {html}vincentlindeboom@gmail.com{/html} and reference "Music Hack Day" in the subject.

!!Company prizes:
*[Songkick|http://www.songkick.com/] is contributing $200 in concert tickets to your pick of shows
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Best use of Last.fm API – iPod Touch
*[Last.fm|http://www.last.fm/] is contributing: Runner ups (everyone who demos something using our API) - 1year Last.fm subscription
*[The Echo Nest|http://the.echonest.com] is contributing an iPad to the best hack of the weekend
*[Sonos|http://www.sonos.com/] is contributing an S5 + ZoneBridge to the best 'music experience' hack
*[Spotify|http://www.spotify.com/] is contributing ....  to be announced!3 times a 1-year Premium gift card to innovative hacks that uses any of the Spotify APIs
*[Amsterdam Dance Event|http://www.amsterdam-dance-event.nl/] is contributing a full conference pass to the ADE conference for best electronic music related hack!
*[Gigjunkie|http://www.gigjunkie.net/] is contributing ....  to be announced!
*[The Coffee Company|http://www.coffeecompany.nl/] is contributing vouchers which can be turned in for their excellent coffee
*[Beatport|http://www.beatport.com/] is contributing 250$ voucher for best use of their api and 2 times a 50$ voucher for the runners up
*[7Digital|http://www.7digital.com/] is contributing two Sennheiser PXC 350 - Travel Headphone Set With NoiseGard Advance Technology for best use of their api

Main page

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:48:56 -0700

{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

!!!Can't!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here.
{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Main page

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:48:18 -0700

{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

!!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here
{/html}.here.
{/html}

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Main page

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:47:57 -0700

{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

!!!Can't make it because of the vulcano? {html}Check here{/html}.here
{/html}.

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Main page

Fri, 23 Apr 2010 01:47:20 -0700

{html}A full weekend of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.{/html}

Follow the event live {html}here{/html}!

{html}A full weekend!!!Can't make it because of music hacking. Software + hardware + art + the web. Come build the future of music.
{/html}vulcano? {html}Check here{/html}.

The main goal of Music Hack Day is to explore and build the next generation of music applications. It's a full weekend of hacking in which participants will conceptualize, create and present their projects. Music + software + hardware + art + the web. Anything goes as long as it's music related.

Workshop announced by {html}TU/e and Roomware and Studio Zaalberg{/html}.

Workshop announced by {html}STEIM{/html}.

You can register {html}here!{/html}

MusicHackDay Amsterdam will be held at Mediamatic on the 24th and 25th of April.


The week after MusicHackDay is {html}The Next Web{/html}, if you're already in town maybe this could be interesting!

{html}Update: While Icelandic volcano ash still hampers air travel in much of Europe - Music Hack Day Amsterdam will continue with or without ash...! If necessary, the schedule might change a little though.{/html}

Vulcano's can't be in the way of a cool Music Hackday

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 13:04:10 -0700

Got some troubles with your travels? If your flight, boat, car or trainride got cancelled, no worries. {html}Registered participants can hack with us remotely!{/html}

Here's what we'll do:

!!!Live:
Roeland P Landegent has hacked us together a live page for your viewing pleasure. Check here to see what's happening at the venue, on saturday we'll provide a live ustream on this page as well. {html}#musichackday on Slandr.net{/html}.

!!!IRC:
Join in on irc.freenode.net on  {html}#musichackday{/html}, find other people to build your project with, ask for help or unfold your evil master plan amongst likeminds.

!!!Twitter:
Be sure to tag your tweets with {html}#musichackday{/html}, so everyone can keep track of your progress.

!!!Flickr:
For pictures, use the same tag (it should be hardcoded in your brain by now) when uploading to Flickr: {html}#musichackday{/html}.

!!!Travelling:
If youryou're stranded in Amsterdam, let fellow hackers know. Most likely people can help you out getting around.

Vulcano's can't be in the way of a cool Music Hackday!

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 13:03:04 -0700

Vulcano's can't be in the way of a cool Music Hackday!

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 13:02:12 -0700

Vulcano's can't be in the way of a cool Music Hackday!

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:58:10 -0700

!!Volcano's can't be in the way of a cool Music Hackday!

Got some troubles with your travels? If your flight, boat, car or trainride got cancelled, no worries. {html}Registered participants can hack with us remotely!{/html}

Here's what we'll do:

!!!Live:
Roeland P Landegent has hacked us together a live page for your viewing pleasure. Check here to see what's happening at the venue, on saturday we'll provide a live ustream on this page as well. {html}#musichackday on Slandr.net{/html}.

!!!IRC:
Join in on irc.freenode.net on  {html}#musichackday{/html}, find other people to build your project with, ask for help or unfold your evil master plan amongst likeminds.

!!!Twitter:
Be sure to tag your tweets with {html}#musichackday{/html}, so everyone can keep track of your progress.

!!!Flickr:
For pictures, use the same tag (it should be hardcoded in your brain by now) when uploading to Flickr: {html}#musichackday{/html}.

!!!Travelling:
If your stranded in Amsterdam, let fellow hackers know. Most likely people can help you out getting around.

Remote

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:54:16 -0700

Remote

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:53:52 -0700

Got some troubles with your travels? We know how that feels. But Vulcano's!!Volcano's can't be in the way of a cool Music Hackday!

Got some troubles with your travels? If your flight, boat, car or trainride got cancelled, no worries. {html}Registered participants can hack with us remotely!{/html}

Here's what we'll do:

!!!Live:
Roeland P Landegent has hacked us together a live page for your viewing pleasure. Check here to see what's happening at the venue, on saturday we'll provide a live ustream on this page as well. {html}#musichackday on Slandr.net{/html}.

!!!IRC:
Join in on irc.freenode.net on  {html}#musichackday{/html}, find other people to build your project with, ask for help or unfold your evil master plan amongst likeminds.

!!!Twitter:
Be sure to tag your tweets with {html}#musichackday{/html}, so everyone can keep track of your progress.

!!!Flickr:
For pictures, use the same tag (it should be hardcoded in your brain by now) when uploading to Flickr: {html}#musichackday{/html}.


If your flight, boat, car or trainride got cancelled, no worries. Registered participants can hack with us remotely!

remote

Thu, 22 Apr 2010 12:28:25 -0700

Got some troubles with your travels? We know how that feels. But Vulcano's can't be in the way of a cool Music Hackday!

If your flight, boat, car or trainride got cancelled, no worries. Registered participants can hack with us remotely!