NIME 2014 (New Interfaces for Musical Expression)

Algorave set

This performance of improvised programming generates danceable percussive music emphasizing generative rhythms and their variations. The stream of rapidly changing algorithmic bass music leads to a stimulated and dancing audience.


Renick Bell is a doctoral student at Tama Art University in Tokyo, Japan. His current re- search interests are live coding, improvisation, and algorithmic composition using open source software. He is the author of Conductive, a library for live coding in the Haskell programming language. Previously, he was a doctoral student at Tokyo Denki University. He has a masters degree in music technology from Indiana University and an interdisci- plinary bachelors degree from Texas Tech University. He has performed in Australia, Aus- tria, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, and the United States. He is from West Texas but has lived in Tokyo since 2006. 


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