Oscar South 𐰆𐰘𐰴𐰺 UDAGAN
@oscarsouth.bsky.social
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<<extended technique bass><fingerstyle acoustic><modular><jawharp><livecode>>
“My music of today is so much based on the new musical technology. We use the technology as a material for our musical art”
-- Igor Stravinsky, 1957
<<extended technique bass><fingerstyle acoustic><modular><jawharp><livecode>>
“My music of today is so much based on the new musical technology. We use the technology as a material for our musical art”
-- Igor Stravinsky, 1957
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I'm here to talk about composing (orchestral, folk, contemporary methods), ethnomusicology, jaw harp/khomus, modular synths, fingerstyle guitar, extended bass guitar techniques, live coding, a bit of data science (get plenty of that in my day job though) and occasionally fighting games/fgc. Lets go!
Data Scientist thoughts:
Language maps thought, not reality. Mapping fictional land doesn’t create it. Language models simulate language, not thought. The thoughts their language could map never existed. The model optimizes for the most plausible map of theoretical thoughts, not actual cognition.
Language maps thought, not reality. Mapping fictional land doesn’t create it. Language models simulate language, not thought. The thoughts their language could map never existed. The model optimizes for the most plausible map of theoretical thoughts, not actual cognition.
January 31, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Data Scientist thoughts:
Language maps thought, not reality. Mapping fictional land doesn’t create it. Language models simulate language, not thought. The thoughts their language could map never existed. The model optimizes for the most plausible map of theoretical thoughts, not actual cognition.
Language maps thought, not reality. Mapping fictional land doesn’t create it. Language models simulate language, not thought. The thoughts their language could map never existed. The model optimizes for the most plausible map of theoretical thoughts, not actual cognition.
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Love your heritage.
Respect other's heritage.
Be inspired by all heritage.
Respect other's heritage.
Be inspired by all heritage.
January 26, 2025 at 3:23 PM
Love your heritage.
Respect other's heritage.
Be inspired by all heritage.
Respect other's heritage.
Be inspired by all heritage.
Reposted by Oscar South 𐰆𐰘𐰴𐰺 UDAGAN
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January 26, 2025 at 3:34 PM
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More about our group
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UDAGAN → Our Favourite Places – Sheffield Culture Guide
UDAGAN combine the contemporary technology of live coding with indigenous folklore and shamanic culture from the Arctic North, resulting in otherworldly soundscapes. We spoke to Saydyy-Kuo and Oscar a...
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January 26, 2025 at 3:26 PM
More about our group
www.ourfaveplaces.co.uk/meet-the-loc...
www.ourfaveplaces.co.uk/meet-the-loc...
I composed and produced the music for this with live code, generated the sound with an analogue synth and 90s rompler and we tracked the vocals and khomus in our flat :)
January 26, 2025 at 6:57 PM
I composed and produced the music for this with live code, generated the sound with an analogue synth and 90s rompler and we tracked the vocals and khomus in our flat :)
Hopefully I will see less politics on here the more I get into it. I'm here for arts and science, keep the rest out of my line of sight.
January 26, 2025 at 11:20 AM
Hopefully I will see less politics on here the more I get into it. I'm here for arts and science, keep the rest out of my line of sight.
I'm here to talk about composing (orchestral, folk, contemporary methods), ethnomusicology, jaw harp/khomus, modular synths, fingerstyle guitar, extended bass guitar techniques, live coding, a bit of data science (get plenty of that in my day job though) and occasionally fighting games/fgc. Lets go!
January 26, 2025 at 11:03 AM
I'm here to talk about composing (orchestral, folk, contemporary methods), ethnomusicology, jaw harp/khomus, modular synths, fingerstyle guitar, extended bass guitar techniques, live coding, a bit of data science (get plenty of that in my day job though) and occasionally fighting games/fgc. Lets go!