To return to the informational site: http://digitalmusics.dartmouth.edu/~hamr/

This event was made possible with generous support from:

• The Neukom Institute
• Dartmouth Digital Musics

Thanks to everyone for an incredibly productive weekend in the countryside! The final projects have all been posted. We all worked under time pressure and many participants may not have had time to fully document their wrk. Please feel free to update your project info.

HAMR-in-the-woods wasn't designed as a competition. However we issued several informal awards:

• Best research direction: Anastasya Koshkin & Michael Casey, Confluence
• Best Documentation/Code: CJ Carr, Phonetalicious
• Honorable Mention, Best Use of Venue Location/Chickens: Ezra Teboul, Sonifying GPS Data

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1. A new format for audio rich presentations
2. Transforming a Senegalese talking drum into a MIDI controller
3. Real-Time Embedded Cellular Automata Audio Synthesis making music from one line of C code, real-time synthesis on an Arduino
4. Neuroinformatics of Music Visualize the difference in brain activity of different musical pieces and genres.
5. CONFLUENCE - Remote Listening with a Wireless Sensor Network Arduino, xBee, audio codec remote audio sensing to live Internet stream.
6. Protein Sequence Audiolization Turning protein sequences into audio
7. Advanced GPS Soundscape Mapping Mapping regions in physical space to sounds, both real and synthetic
8. sonifying gps data turning gps data into noises!
9. outdoors installation I'll be assembling small mp3 players+amp+speaker systems in waterproof enclosures and trying to assemble an outdoors sound installation using (mostly?) sounds recorded/produced during the hackathon
10. GenderBender
11. the sheep that never sleep let's turn Dubstep 'rises' into Shephard Tones!
12. Developing/standardizing a low-cost, non-invasive, high S/N measurement system, file format, and repository for biological responses to music & other media I'll bring devices (Neurosky Mindwave EEG headset, galvanic skin response circuit, small camera for measuring pupil response), code, and measurement techniques I've had success with; would love anyone with experience, skills, or interest to contribute!
13. SPEECH SYNTHESIS-BASED RHYTHM ANALYSIS & SYNONYM/HYPERNYM RESTRUCTURING
14. 1-bit synthesis on an arduino Tristan Perich-style 1-bit synthesis with nothing but an arduino
15. Seismic data Sonification mapping the seismic data with sound
16. Gesture data Sonification mapping the Accelerometer data detected by phone with sound
17. MuSpressor Active noise music control for acoustic/electronic/hybrid experimental music performance
18. Playable Spectrogram let's use a spectrogram as the basis for an interface to create instruments and compose with them.
19. Interactive smartphone concert let's make use of audence members' smartphones for more interactive concerts
20. MockingBird build a digital mocking bird that responds to real birds
21. soundTracker automatic guide-tracking
22. gdb+A Extend gdb to play sounds when certain variables are written/read or when a particular instruction is reached (instead of pausing execution)

• Important message about the internet.
• Visit Ride Shares to offer/ask for rides.*
• Shuttle info to/from the inn and town.
  • Now includes the list of passengers we expect to take to the inn on Friday.
• If you will bring one or more instruments for the jam session, list them here.
• Here is a list of registered attendees, and the organizers' contact info.*
• Schedule. (Check here for updates rather than the main website.)
• Venue and travel.
• Page of hacking resources.
• Share your photos and recordings to this dropbox please!

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