Computer Programming for Interactive Events

CMAT-617

Students enrolled in this course examine how Max/MSP, TouchDesigner, and video game engines have become essential tools for system integration, procedural audio, real time video and show control in contemporary live events. This project-oriented course presents real-world live event programming challenges and guides the student through the software development process necessary to solve design challenges regardless of programming language. Particular focus is placed on using Max/MSP to give a performer/technician control of all aspects of the event production using MIDI, OSC, and DMX, using TouchDesigner to generate interactive visuals from a variety of sensor inputs, and immersing artists in 3D worlds within video game engines.

Credits
2
Prerequisites
CMAT-525 and CMAT-550
Required Of
None
Electable By
CMLE graduate students
Semesters Offered
Fall, Spring
Location
New York City
Department
CMLE
Course Chair
Loudon Stearns
Taught By
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