Max Berlin Network Meetup

betahaus l Berlin

Dive into the world of Max and interactive audio with like-minded individuals, share ideas, and network with professionals in the field.

betahaus | Moritzplatz

Hey there Max enthusiasts! Join us for this Max Berlin Network Meetup at the 2nd floor of betahaus | Moritzplatz! Last ones were a sucess so we are making it a recurrent formatSharing Max patches and patching methods are grounding principles behind Max's philosophy. So they, a small group of Maxers established in Berlin, thought it was time to call the local Max community to action.So where you at? Whether you are a skilled creative coder, a sound engineer, a music producer, a visual artist, or just a curious beginner who wants to learn more about Max and its possibilities, you are welcome to join this event!You can subscribe <a href="https://www.maxberlin.network/" title="https://www.maxberlin.network/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">to Max Berlin Network newsletter and follow their page</a> to keep up with all the Max news, be ready to RSVP for the appointments as they are being published.If you are interested in coworking and knowing more about betahaus, you can <a href="https://betahaus.com" title="https://betahaus.com" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">check our memberships </a>and come for a tour.

<h2>What to Expect</h2> Complexity is an ever-present force in the world of technological art. Working with Max alongside various hardware and software tools not only opens the door to rich, intricate sonic and expressive possibilities, but also demands engagement with a sprawling landscape of data and parameters. In this session, we will navigate these challenges and potentials through three distinct lenses: sculpting sound with granular synthesis in the Lambda device, exploring how technology and technique shape dramaturgy and aesthetics, and diving into a vast archive of forgotten sounds with the Shipwreck sampler. We're excited to welcome three speakers to the stage: Riccardo Sellan, Marco Accardi, and Olle Holmberg.

<h2>Featured Speakers</h2> <h4>Riccardo Sellan</h4>Lambda Walkthrought An exploration of the Lambda Max for Live device, focusing on its core architecture, key programming decisions, challenges encountered during development, and future implementations. <blockquote>Riccardo Sellan, after graduating in Electronic Music from the Venice Conservatory, began independently developing audio software for sound design, multimedia installations, and performances. He is currently working as a technical sound designer for NevaXR and Tilde Sound Art. Based in Berlin, he continues his research into creating innovative tools and software in the field of sound.</blockquote> <h4>Marco Accardi</h4>The Dramaturgy of Creative Coding: Storytelling at the Intersection of Art and Technology Explore how technology and art converge to create engaging, emotionally rich narratives. Marco Accardi offers insights into his creative process by showcasing his work with Anecoica Studio. By blending dramaturgy with digital media through complex systems built with Max, he highlights how creative coding and technology influence both structure and aesthetic decisions. <blockquote>Marco Accardi is a computational artist, independent researcher, and software engineer with roots in classical and electronic music. As Head of Tech at Anecoica Studio, he helps guide a vision for the future of art that merges emotion with innovation, building bridges between human and machine-generated creativity. His interdisciplinary journey spans from algorithmic sound design to immersive art installations, with works exhibited at Ars Electronica, Sónar+D, CTM, and MEET, and research collaborations with IRCAM, NOAA, Quantum Basel, and the University of Arizona. Operating where science, art, and code converge, Marco’s current focus is on crafting systems that transform data from information into expression.</blockquote> <h3>Olle Holmberg</h3>Shipwreck, a tool for navigating a multitude of left-behind sounds Olle Holmberg presents Shipwreck, a Max sampler for diving into vast sonic oceans, built to explore the wreckage of your praxis. It maps hundreds of gigabytes of sound into 128 banks for intuitive, swarm-like playback. Inspired by Qu-Bit’s Nebulae, it crossfades between tape loop and a new granular mode called Polyplasmic. A hardware version made in RNBO is in the works. <blockquote>Olle Holmberg (b. 1984, Sweden) lives in Berlin and releases music as Moon Wheel and Tusagi on labels like Northern Electronics, Herrensauna, Not Not Fun, and Where To Now?. He studied live audio-vision under Robin Fox at RMIT in Melbourne. His work explores shape-shifting improvisation, ecosystems, ritual music, microtonality, field recording, and modular synthesis, drawing inspiration from caves, swamps, and altered states. He’s held residencies at EMS and AqTushetii, and performed at Berghain, CTM, Atonal, Norbergfestival, and Intonal. He hosts The Journey on Berlin Community Radio, performs on Mutant Radio, and teaches experimental sound in Tusheti.</blockquote>

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