Re: [microsound] resources for artists? -- open source || creative commons -- type

[Sal Randolph <stfr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi biago,

I saw your email on the microsound list -- you might also be  
interested in Opsound, an open site for cc licensed (copyleft) music,  
much of it microsound-ish.

http://opsound.org

And you might like Ruccas, which is a bit more process oriented and  
includes software tools for making experimental musics:

http://ruccas.org/

I'm a big fan of soundtransit.nl too!

all the best,

Sal


On Oct 18, 2005, at 12:19 AM, biagio azzarelli wrote:

> en.ve.lope <http://envelopeproject.com> is doing a 10-day
> trip to Ecuador. A few shows and a talk at 'La Catolica'
> University in Quito.
>
> The subject is on art intermingling with technology; ways
> to utilize available softwares & what people are up in the world.
>
> Events like Ars Electronica are of interest, any others
> I should mention?
>
> Also about open source and how it is enabling international
> collaboration and creativity. I want to leave them with a
> practical list of online resources and this group seems
> like the place to ask.
>
> I got this one (brilliant site) a few weeks ago
>
> http://soundtransit.nl/
>
>
>
> Any others I can add to the list?
>
> many thanks,
>
> biagio azzarelli
> en.ve.lope
>
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