The thesis for my master’s the Sonology Institute has already been given in. Now, there is just the exam concert on the 23 of june left.

After all the exams are finished I will be posting the thesis here, together with some SuperCollider code.

Everyday Life was made during a field recording workshop led by Justin Bennett at the Institute for Sonology in Den Haag, December 2009. The assignment was for the participants to document the sounds from their personal environment during a period of 24 hours. A group of the participants “reconstructed” their day by playing back the recordings according to an accelerated clock that counted through the 24 hours in about 30 minutes.

The DVD in Geluidpost is a live recording of the performance.

Performed / Recorded by: Gerben Kokmeijer, Tania Sikelianou, Yiannis Tsirkoglou, Pablo Sanz, Lucas Sancho, Matteo Marangoni, Miguel Negrao, Juan Cantizanni, Belinda Li, Bjarni Gunnarson, Baldur Bjornsson, Jakob Leben, Jasper Braet, Jasper Vanpaemel, Anna Mikhaylova, Jan Nieuwenhuis

Te beluisteren: 31 mei - 18 juni 2010
Open: di-zo, 13-17u

How I backup my supercollider code: each time I type something AutoBackup saves the file to another folder. DropBox keeps a versioned remote copy of all extensions and code. Time machines does a backup to an external drive of all extensions and code. I have a local svn repository where I keep all versions of extension and code. This svn repository gets backed up by time machine too, and also is periodically dumped for backup. Yeah, I feel pretty safe !