Miguel La Corte
B. Caracas, Venezuela. 1999.
Music designer and programmer focused in researching and developing new instruments and experiences that address our modern digital condition.
His work has been presented within CTM Festival 2023 in Berlin, Goethe Institute Venezuela and within HKW Berlin, Centre Pompidou in Paris and CCCB in Barcelona through the Cultures d’avenir program.
CC0: Installation at CTM Festival 2023
CC0 (Collective Control 0) is a system for live collective composition that operates in Berlin at HAU2 and also globally through the portal cc0.participativeaudiolab.com. It has been designed to enable distributed control for the public through physical and digital instruments, allowing users to interact with and influence the system’s motion, sound, and structure directly.
On 31.01.23, after two months of collaborative development, CC0 went live at the CTM Festival 2023. Public participants were invited to engage in a live, interdependent composition accessible both online and at HAU2 in Berlin.
The CC0 system consists of three instruments: “The Forum,” “Pendulum,” and “Pulse.”
CC0 represents a significant part of my ongoing practice in creating instruments for public collective composition and forms a key component of my research into alternative forms of digital music distribution.
It is a system that proposes production-based processes of collective creation as an alternative to standard, reproduction-based models of music distribution.
︎Project website
︎Project development process, learning outcomes and conclusions
CC0 (Collective Control 0) is a system for live collective composition that operates in Berlin at HAU2 and also globally through the portal cc0.participativeaudiolab.com. It has been designed to enable distributed control for the public through physical and digital instruments, allowing users to interact with and influence the system’s motion, sound, and structure directly.
On 31.01.23, after two months of collaborative development, CC0 went live at the CTM Festival 2023. Public participants were invited to engage in a live, interdependent composition accessible both online and at HAU2 in Berlin.
The CC0 system consists of three instruments: “The Forum,” “Pendulum,” and “Pulse.”
CC0 represents a significant part of my ongoing practice in creating instruments for public collective composition and forms a key component of my research into alternative forms of digital music distribution.
It is a system that proposes production-based processes of collective creation as an alternative to standard, reproduction-based models of music distribution.
︎Project website
︎Project development process, learning outcomes and conclusions
