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Title: Patchcord Sunday Report
Date: 2009-09-07 11:35
Category: blog
Author: Kiritan Flux
Slug: patchcord-sunday-report
Tags: vjism, gonzo, berlin, english
By coincidence I stumbled into two inspiring performances yesterday. One
was [Blank Pages](http://www.blankpages.fr/ "Blank Pages"), an
experimental audio jam around four simple rules: use PureData or
Max/MSP, open a blank patch, jam for 60 minutes, no load - no save. The
event took place at the [NK](http://www.myspace.com/enka52 "NK"), an art
gallery / studio / open space run by an old friend of VisualBerlin:
Julian Percy. The registered participants were experimental musician and
Max/MSP veteran [Stefan
Tiedje](http://www.myspace.com/ondesmemorielles "MySpace Link"),
installation and plastic artist [Renaud
Rubiano](http://renaudrubiano.com/ "Renaud Rubiano"), VisualBerlin's
hardware expert and PD geek
[Servando](http://servandobarreiro.es/ "Ser's Website"), João Pais from
Brazil, and the musicians Duan Wasi and [Dominik
Tresowski](http://www.myspace.com/tellerwaescher "MySpace Link"). It was
one hour of ambient noise and experimental resampling joy and we got
back in touch with the [NK](http://www.myspace.com/enka52 "NK") for
future collaboration. A visual focused blank pages event with Jitter,
GEM, vvvv, Isadora etc. has been in the back of my head for a long time
and now I'm even more keen to realize such an event some time in the
near future.
![](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2586/3896152192_c44298ea86.jpg)
from the NK we went to [General
Public](http://www.generalpublic.de "General Public") in the evening to
see the performances of Andre Castro and [Pan Am
Scan](http://www.myspace.com/panamscan "MySpace Link"). Andre started
off with a really interesting live sound piece, resampling, looping and
processing short snippets of noisy radio signals while surfing the
frequency bands.
![](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2605/3896152538_8ae66f20bf.jpg)
The following audiovisual performance of [Pan Am
Scan](http://www.myspace.com/panamscan "MySpace Link") totally blew me
away! The stage setup was impressive already, with a beautiful large
vibraphone, a quite odd drum set, huge contrabass and laptop galore. My
senses tried to follow every milisecond of the 40 minute performance of
noisy ambient live jazz with incredibly talented vibraphone
improvisation and insane drum geekery. The vvvv-based visuals perfectly
matched the music and overall ambience and were just incredible.
Silhouettes and subliminal outlines of faces and people shone through a
strangely organic full screen dot matrix, occasionally flashing up in
bright lens flare like glitches and feedback or bloating up into the
third dimension towards the audience. Stunningly analog looking
television interference noise flickering in sync with the audio, zoomed
in to beautiful wave patterns with mesmerizing jitter. The whole
performance really gave me  shivers and I will definetly be there when
[Pan Am Scan](http://www.myspace.com/panamscan "MySpace Link") will
perform again in Berlin.
![](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2537/3895368849_87358270b5.jpg)
[more impressions
here](http://www.flickr.com/photos/kflux/sets/72157622157560639/ "flickr")