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5mof/signup/

2018-10-15T23:13:06Z

SteeleNivenson:

'''Our Next 5MOF'''

'''OCTOBER 18, 2018

8:00pm Third Thursdays

3rd Floor 2169 Mission Street'''

You are welcome and somewhat encouraged to have a power point to accompany your presentation. If you go over 5 minutes, we will cut you off with applause. All presentations will be televised, live for your viewing pleasure on our youtube account!

To sign up follow the example below:

1. first name, e-mail, slack handle (if you're in NB slack), topic of discussion.

1. Matthew, marcidy@gmail.com, @rando, bootstrapping society and culture

2. Tim,

3. Connor, connorzelinsky@gmail.com, Seeing the Unseen: A Comparison of Virtual and Non Virtual Reflectance Transformation Imaging From Photogrammetric Models

4. Naomi Most, @nthmost, Athena was not a masculine goddess and Ares was the only god who didn't rape.

5. James Sundquist, @jslack, Cool tools you can use right now at Noisebridge!

- intermission -

6. Ramon, ryvarra@cyberantics.net, Adventures in Piano Building: 5 Minute Edition

7. Syed Hemu Rahman, rahman@neosensory.com, Raising and Burning $3.4m on Kickstarter!

8. Ashlynn Pope: Burp Suite for less nefarious purposes

9. Lithium Phosphate Battery Packs - Johny Radio

10. Lee Azzarello - Digital Synthesis on Monome Norns Hardware

Letter of Intent

2018-02-24T22:09:31Z

SteeleNivenson: based rent

<pre>
LANDLORD: _________________. (“Landlord”)

TENANT: _________________ (“Tenant”)

BUILDING: _____________, San Francisco, CA (“Building”)

PREMISES: State the floor/suite number and estimated rentable square as your Premises. Rentable square feet should be determined by what’s called “BOMA standard” which ensures your paying for an accurate square footage measurement.

USE: Stipulate the type of Use (office, production, etc.) that you plan for the space and highlight the type of access you want to the premises, hint: 24/7 access.

TERM: Input how many years you’d like to commit to in your lease Term.

COMMENCEMENT DATE: Commencement Date is also known as your move-in date. This can be a moving target depending on how much improvement work is needed for the space to be move-in ready. If you think you can’t commit to a specific date, include a buffer move-in date of 120 days following the delivery of the space.

BASE RENT: The Base Rent can be tricky. There are three different versions of base rent structures. Full Service, Industrial Gross and Triple Net. Full Service is the complete rental amount including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, janitorial and utility costs. A Full Service lease means no surprise additional costs. Industrial Gross typically means the tenant pays for their own utilities and janitorial, i.e. similar to an apartment lease where you pay for what you use. Triple Net means none of the full service costs are included. In a Triple Net (“N.N.N”) lease you will want to define the net costs associated with property taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities and janitorial services. In San Francisco no matter a Full Service, Industrial Gross or Triple Net structure, your base rent will increase 3% annually. The 3% annual increase is accounting for the rate of inflation.

OPERATING EXPENSES/TAXES: Don’t get stuck paying taxes for more than your fair share of the building. If the Landlord’s taxes are $10 when you move-in and then $15 in year two, he should only be able to charge you your specific percentage of the $5 increase between year 1 and year 2. Meaning if you occupy 20% of the building you would pay $1 (20% of $5).

LANDLORD’S WORK: Each Landlord pays for improvements differently, for ease I recommend asking for a turn-key delivery. A turn-key delivery is exactly what it sounds like, you turn the key and can move- in because you’ve specified the exact improvements necessary to be made before you move-in. If this isn’t possible due to the Landlord not having the financial capital to fund the turn-key delivery, then propose a fair amount in Free Rent allotment that will equal to the costs that you will end up spending on the office in order to move into it. To get the correct amount of free rent to ask for, first price out the work you’ll need done with a skilled contractor. Contractors will provide bids for free typically in order to be considered for the work. If you need a contractor see chapter 7 Hacks.

Landlord Work Request Examples:
• New paint and carpeting of Tenant’s choosing
• Install secure FOB ground floor access
• Construct four (4) mid-size conference rooms

Remember, always ensure that any improvement work the Landlord does is up to code. ADA and Title 24 upgrades are extremely costly to you, be careful to get this in writing as a Landlord expense if the space isn’t already in code compliant condition.

ASSIGNMENT/SUBLETTING: Always have subleasing rights. For the majority of startups that commit to a three-year term or longer, more than likely two situations will occur. You’ll either grow out of the office
too quickly or you’ll need to downsize. In some sad cases subleasing can mean closing the doors completely. In both cases of growth or failure you will be glad to have sublease rights that allow you to be let out of your remaining monthly rental payments. In your subletting clause make sure to note that any net profit resulting from a sublease shall be split 50/50 between you and the Landlord, that way when you walk away from the property you may be able to walk away with a passive income stream.

OPTION TO RENEW:Leases typically don’t provide flexibility; unless you add two specific clauses an Option to Renew and the next clause is a Right of First Offer. An Option to Renew is a clause that ensures you as the Tenant have the right to renew your lease for an additional term that matches your initial term i.e. if you sign up for a 5 year lease you should have a 5 year renewal term. Keep in mind you don’t want a lease in five years that is more than what you’re paying now and you also don’t know where the market will be five years from now. To account for the unknown, include that the Base Rent during the Option Term shall be 95% of the then-prevailing “Fair Market Rent”. Fair is fair.

RIGHT OF FIRST OFFER: Boxes don’t magically grow in size but startups do. One year you may need an office for 10 people and the next year you’ll need an office for 70. To account for this we take into consideration a range of office space size calculations as mentioned in chapter two but the more option for growth space the better. Thus, a Right of First Offer is crucial to a startup’s unpredictable growth. It gives you the right to expand into your neighboring office tenant’s space when they move out. A Right of First Offer demands that the Landlord give you the right to make the first offer on the adjacent available space before he/she lists it available on the market.

SECURITY DEPOSIT: Tying up cash is never a good idea for a startup. A security deposit is meant to alleviate risk concerns for the Landlord but a year’s worth of rent paid upfront can be detrimental to the longevity of a startup business. Ironic isn’t it? A letter of credit however, proves that you’re good for the rent with a balance currently in the bank and requires no cash exchange. Whether you decide on a cash security or a letter of credit, make sure to include a “burndown” clause that states a percentage of your security deposit is paid back to you each year you are still in business and paying rent on time.

MAINTENANCE/REPAIR: A property is an asset and at the end of the day you as a Tenant should not be responsible for the Landlord’s asset above and beyond treating the place respectfully. Thus, always stipulate that the Landlord shall keep the building systems (HVAC, fire/life safety, plumbing, electrical), structure, roof, common areas, and landscaping in good maintenance and repair. Most importantly should anything go wrong with the building the Landlord should be held responsible for any repair or replacement of expensive building infrastructure i.e. HVAC systems and a generator engine set.
</pre>

Letter of Intent

2018-02-24T22:08:19Z

SteeleNivenson: formatting

<pre>
LANDLORD: _________________. (“Landlord”)

TENANT: _________________ (“Tenant”)

BUILDING: _____________, San Francisco, CA (“Building”)

PREMISES: State the floor/suite number and estimated rentable square as your Premises. Rentable square feet should be determined by what’s called “BOMA standard” which ensures your paying for an accurate square footage measurement.

USE: Stipulate the type of Use (office, production, etc.) that you plan for the space and highlight the type of access you want to the premises, hint: 24/7 access.

TERM: Input how many years you’d like to commit to in your lease Term.

COMMENCEMENT DATE: Commencement Date is also known as your move-in date. This can be a moving target depending on how much improvement work is needed for the space to be move-in ready. If you think you can’t commit to a specific date, include a buffer move-in date of 120 days following the delivery of the space.
BASE RENT: The Base Rent can be tricky. There are three different versions of base rent structures. Full Service, Industrial Gross and Triple Net. Full Service is the complete rental amount including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, janitorial and utility costs. A Full Service lease means no surprise additional costs. Industrial Gross typically means the tenant pays for their own utilities and janitorial, i.e. similar to an apartment lease where you pay for what you use. Triple Net means none of the full service costs are included. In a Triple Net (“N.N.N”) lease you will want to define the net costs associated with property taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities and janitorial services. In San Francisco no matter a Full Service, Industrial Gross or Triple Net structure, your base rent will increase 3% annually. The 3% annual increase is accounting for the rate of inflation.

OPERATING EXPENSES/TAXES: Don’t get stuck paying taxes for more than your fair share of the building. If the Landlord’s taxes are $10 when you move-in and then $15 in year two, he should only be able to charge you your specific percentage of the $5 increase between year 1 and year 2. Meaning if you occupy 20% of the building you would pay $1 (20% of $5).

LANDLORD’S WORK: Each Landlord pays for improvements differently, for ease I recommend asking for a turn-key delivery. A turn-key delivery is exactly what it sounds like, you turn the key and can move- in because you’ve specified the exact improvements necessary to be made before you move-in. If this isn’t possible due to the Landlord not having the financial capital to fund the turn-key delivery, then propose a fair amount in Free Rent allotment that will equal to the costs that you will end up spending on the office in order to move into it. To get the correct amount of free rent to ask for, first price out the work you’ll need done with a skilled contractor. Contractors will provide bids for free typically in order to be considered for the work. If you need a contractor see chapter 7 Hacks.

Landlord Work Request Examples:
• New paint and carpeting of Tenant’s choosing
• Install secure FOB ground floor access
• Construct four (4) mid-size conference rooms

Remember, always ensure that any improvement work the Landlord does is up to code. ADA and Title 24 upgrades are extremely costly to you, be careful to get this in writing as a Landlord expense if the space isn’t already in code compliant condition.

ASSIGNMENT/SUBLETTING: Always have subleasing rights. For the majority of startups that commit to a three-year term or longer, more than likely two situations will occur. You’ll either grow out of the office
too quickly or you’ll need to downsize. In some sad cases subleasing can mean closing the doors completely. In both cases of growth or failure you will be glad to have sublease rights that allow you to be let out of your remaining monthly rental payments. In your subletting clause make sure to note that any net profit resulting from a sublease shall be split 50/50 between you and the Landlord, that way when you walk away from the property you may be able to walk away with a passive income stream.

OPTION TO RENEW:Leases typically don’t provide flexibility; unless you add two specific clauses an Option to Renew and the next clause is a Right of First Offer. An Option to Renew is a clause that ensures you as the Tenant have the right to renew your lease for an additional term that matches your initial term i.e. if you sign up for a 5 year lease you should have a 5 year renewal term. Keep in mind you don’t want a lease in five years that is more than what you’re paying now and you also don’t know where the market will be five years from now. To account for the unknown, include that the Base Rent during the Option Term shall be 95% of the then-prevailing “Fair Market Rent”. Fair is fair.

RIGHT OF FIRST OFFER: Boxes don’t magically grow in size but startups do. One year you may need an office for 10 people and the next year you’ll need an office for 70. To account for this we take into consideration a range of office space size calculations as mentioned in chapter two but the more option for growth space the better. Thus, a Right of First Offer is crucial to a startup’s unpredictable growth. It gives you the right to expand into your neighboring office tenant’s space when they move out. A Right of First Offer demands that the Landlord give you the right to make the first offer on the adjacent available space before he/she lists it available on the market.

SECURITY DEPOSIT: Tying up cash is never a good idea for a startup. A security deposit is meant to alleviate risk concerns for the Landlord but a year’s worth of rent paid upfront can be detrimental to the longevity of a startup business. Ironic isn’t it? A letter of credit however, proves that you’re good for the rent with a balance currently in the bank and requires no cash exchange. Whether you decide on a cash security or a letter of credit, make sure to include a “burndown” clause that states a percentage of your security deposit is paid back to you each year you are still in business and paying rent on time.

MAINTENANCE/REPAIR: A property is an asset and at the end of the day you as a Tenant should not be responsible for the Landlord’s asset above and beyond treating the place respectfully. Thus, always stipulate that the Landlord shall keep the building systems (HVAC, fire/life safety, plumbing, electrical), structure, roof, common areas, and landscaping in good maintenance and repair. Most importantly should anything go wrong with the building the Landlord should be held responsible for any repair or replacement of expensive building infrastructure i.e. HVAC systems and a generator engine set.
</pre>

Letter of Intent

2018-02-24T21:50:24Z

SteeleNivenson: Created page with "<pre> LANDLORD: _________________. (“Landlord”) TENANT: _________________ (“Tenant”) BUILDING: _____________, San Francisco, CA (“Building”) PREMISES: State the fl..."

<pre>
LANDLORD: _________________. (“Landlord”)
TENANT: _________________ (“Tenant”)
BUILDING: _____________, San Francisco, CA (“Building”)
PREMISES: State the floor/suite number and estimated rentable square as your Premises. Rentable square feet should be determined by what’s called “BOMA standard” which ensures your paying for an accurate square footage measurement.
USE: Stipulate the type of Use (office, production, etc.) that you plan for the space and highlight the type of access you want to the premises, hint: 24/7 access.
TERM: Input how many years you’d like to commit to in your lease Term.
COMMENCEMENT DATE: Commencement Date is also known as your move-in date. This can be a moving target depending on how much improvement work is needed for the space to be move-in ready. If you think you can’t commit to a specific date, include a buffer move-in date of 120 days following the delivery of the space.
BASE RENT: The Base Rent can be tricky. There are three different versions of base rent structures. Full Service, Industrial Gross and Triple Net. Full Service is the complete rental amount including property taxes, insurance, maintenance, janitorial and utility costs. A Full Service lease means no surprise additional costs. Industrial Gross typically means the tenant pays for their own utilities and janitorial, i.e. similar to an apartment lease where you pay for what you use. Triple Net means none of the full service costs are included. In a Triple Net (“N.N.N”) lease you will want to define the net costs associated with property taxes, insurance, maintenance, utilities and janitorial services. In San Francisco no matter a Full Service, Industrial Gross or Triple Net structure, your base rent will increase 3% annually. The 3% annual increase is accounting for the rate of inflation.
OPERATING EXPENSES/TAXES: Don’t get stuck paying taxes for more than your fair share of the building. If the Landlord’s taxes are $10 when you move-in and then $15 in year two, he should only be able to charge you your specific percentage of the $5 increase between year 1 and year 2. Meaning if you occupy 20% of the building you would pay $1 (20% of $5).
LANDLORD’S WORK: Each Landlord pays for improvements differently, for ease I recommend asking for a turn-key delivery. A turn-key delivery is exactly what it sounds like, you turn the key and can move- in because you’ve specified the exact improvements necessary to be made before you move-in. If this isn’t possible due to the Landlord not having the financial capital to fund the turn-key delivery, then propose a fair amount in Free Rent allotment that will equal to the costs that you will end up spending on the office in order to move into it. To get the correct amount of free rent to ask for, first price out the work you’ll need done with a skilled contractor. Contractors will provide bids for free typically in order to be considered for the work. If you need a contractor see chapter 7 Hacks.
Landlord Work Request Examples:
• New paint and carpeting of Tenant’s choosing
• Install secure FOB ground floor access
• Construct four (4) mid-size conference rooms
Remember, always ensure that any improvement work the Landlord does is up to code. ADA and Title 24 upgrades are extremely costly to you, be careful to get this in writing as a Landlord expense if the space isn’t already in code compliant condition.
ASSIGNMENT/SUBLETTING: Always have subleasing rights. For the majority of startups that commit to a three-year term or longer, more than likely two situations will occur. You’ll either grow out of the office
too quickly or you’ll need to downsize. In some sad cases subleasing can mean closing the doors completely. In both cases of growth or failure you will be glad to have sublease rights that allow you to be let out of your remaining monthly rental payments. In your subletting clause make sure to note that any net profit resulting from a sublease shall be split 50/50 between you and the Landlord, that way when you walk away from the property you may be able to walk away with a passive income stream.
OPTION TO RENEW:Leases typically don’t provide flexibility; unless you add two specific clauses an Option to Renew and the next clause is a Right of First Offer. An Option to Renew is a clause that ensures you as the Tenant have the right to renew your lease for an additional term that matches your initial term i.e. if you sign up for a 5 year lease you should have a 5 year renewal term. Keep in mind you don’t want a lease in five years that is more than what you’re paying now and you also don’t know where the market will be five years from now. To account for the unknown, include that the Base Rent during the Option Term shall be 95% of the then-prevailing “Fair Market Rent”. Fair is fair.
RIGHT OF FIRST OFFER: Boxes don’t magically grow in size but startups do. One year you may need an office for 10 people and the next year you’ll need an office for 70. To account for this we take into consideration a range of office space size calculations as mentioned in chapter two but the more option for growth space the better. Thus, a Right of First Offer is crucial to a startup’s unpredictable growth. It gives you the right to expand into your neighboring office tenant’s space when they move out. A Right of First Offer demands that the Landlord give you the right to make the first offer on the adjacent available space before he/she lists it available on the market.
SECURITY DEPOSIT: Tying up cash is never a good idea for a startup. A security deposit is meant to alleviate risk concerns for the Landlord but a year’s worth of rent paid upfront can be detrimental to the longevity of a startup business. Ironic isn’t it? A letter of credit however, proves that you’re good for the rent with a balance currently in the bank and requires no cash exchange. Whether you decide on a cash security or a letter of credit, make sure to include a “burndown” clause that states a percentage of your security deposit is paid back to you each year you are still in business and paying rent on time.
MAINTENANCE/REPAIR: A property is an asset and at the end of the day you as a Tenant should not be responsible for the Landlord’s asset above and beyond treating the place respectfully. Thus, always stipulate that the Landlord shall keep the building systems (HVAC, fire/life safety, plumbing, electrical), structure, roof, common areas, and landscaping in good maintenance and repair. Most importantly should anything go wrong with the building the Landlord should be held responsible for any repair or replacement of expensive building infrastructure i.e. HVAC systems and a generator engine set.
</pre>

Noisebridge Space Program

2018-02-24T21:50:00Z

SteeleNivenson:

'''Noisebridge will be moving in 2018. We'll need everybody's help to make it happen.'''

'''NEXT Noisebridge Space Program meeting: Saturday 3-February, 6pm'''

This is a set of pages meant to facilitate the discussion on moving Noisebridge to a new physical location. We should use this space to capture consensus as it occurs, and to draw all our planning tools together.
 

[[File:Nbsp-mission-patch.jpg|325px|right]]

__TOC__

 
 

== Current Fundraising Progress ==

* TBD - Progress bars?
* Patreon created and revised once: [http://patreon.com/noisebridge http://patreon.com/noisebridge]

== The story so far, and how you can help ==

TBD - pending discussion of fundraising letter drafts

You can read [[Noisebridge New Space Onboarding]], which contains vital details for members of the community who want to put in work towards helping us find a new space.

== NEXT MEETING: Saturday 3-February-2018, 6pm ==

'''Next meeting Agenda:'''

See https://pad.riseup.net/p/nb-new-space for notes and agenda

== New Space 2017 Meeting Notes ==
* '''when is the next meeting?'''
* [[New space meeting 2017 12 16]]
* [[New space meeting 2017 12 09]]
* [[New space meeting 2017 12 02]]
* [[New space meeting 2017 11 18]]
* [[New space meeting 2017 11 11]]

== Identity ==

If you would like to read the current version of the "Noisebridge Story" we have assembled for the Noisebridge Space Program please look at the locations below:

* Noisebridge story resources:
** tbd
** tbd
* Example fundraising letters and graphics
* Noisebridge Logos are located at [[Identity]]

== Fundraising ==

Here is a list of our current fundraising sub-projects. If you would like to participate in any of them please come to the Noisebridge Space Program meeting, or contact the leads for the specific sub-project.

*; Pineapple Fund
** Patrick, Darryl, Gavin
** A BTC fund worth $millions someone is giving away to non-profit groups

*; San Francisco Community Land Trust
** [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]]
** A non-profit that buys properties for SF coop housing and non-profit groups

*; San Francisco Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative
** Contact: none yet
** The Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative helps San Francisco’s nonprofits secure new, nonprofit-owned space and creates solutions for organizations seeking long-term leases. https://www.ncclf.org/sfsustainability/

*; Project Name
** Contact(s)
** Description of sub-project

== New Location ==

'''Location Requirements'''

{| class="wikitable"
! style="text-align:left;"| Primary
! style="text-align:left;"| Bonus
|- style="vertical-align:top;"
|
*Within San Francisco
*Walkable from BART
*safe enough for walking at all hours
*At least 5,500 sq. ft.
*Elevator access or ground floor
*Zoned to allow a Community Facility
*at least 100A power supply
|
*Neighbors who are not concerned about noise
*Natural Light
*Good Ventilation
*Chill landlord, if leasing
*Not too nice, easily to modify the interior spaces.
|}

'''Potential Locations'''
We are keeping track of locations that have come up in our searching here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GNvhF__W23G3EbT5Hoif1p4okErR0yYVAH-M7iuvI3Y/edit#gid=0

Here is the summary of the notable locations we have visited, specific details are on the Potential Locations spreadsheet:
* '''20 Heron''' - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hR0h2Xta6cMwIWe0VeOyhFnHyzGiScMH/view

If you have a building/space you would like to donate or know of a location that you think would work for Noisebridge. Please list it below and/or notify noisebridge-discuss@lists.noisebridge.net or come to a Noisebridge Space Program meeting.

== Current Location Status==

Our lease ends on August 31st, 2018 at 17:00. We are open to negotiating with the Landlord but the Landlord is not interested at the moment.

Noisebridge is currently approximately 5,550 sq. ft.

Our current rent is: $4,356/month ~ $0.79/sq. ft. /month

== Possible Partners ==

* The Lab
* former TechShop members

== Overall Project management ==

Important updates and information are being added to this wiki page. For a more active list of what is going on please see this trello board:

https://trello.com/b/abpzdDsq

== Frequently Asked Questions, not addressed above ==

== Context of Consensus Proposal ==
# Noisebridge’s lease will end in August of this year. It has been made clear to us that it will not be renewed under any circumstances.
# Noisebridge should survive not just as a nonprofit that exists only as a paper entity and bank account, or as a diffuse online community, but a physical location in the city that is accessible, near public transit, properly zoned for our use, and able to accommodate our growing size.
# For this to happen, we will need to move. Our two options are to raise a lot of money to purchase a building that could serve as our permanent home, or raise a lot of money to sign a lease on a new location. Both options require much more money than we currently have and big new revenue streams.
# It would be much better for us to purchase a building than to sign a lease, which would leave us vulnerable to future rent increases, and direct nearly all of our future revenue into our landlord’s pocket instead of investing it into real property we own outright.
# The preferred option to finance a building purchase would be to borrow money from individuals through simple promissory notes secured against the building being purchased but without any liens. This method was successfully pioneered by Alan Beatts, the owner of Borderlands Books, whose customers loaned him $1.3M to purchase a permanent location on Haight Street in amounts ranging from $250,000 to $10,000 per investor.
# The terms of the note are simple: Borrower pays 3% interest on the principal to the lender once per year, for nine years, with a balloon payment of the entire principal at the end of nine years. There is no penalty for pre-payment.
# Mr. Beatts has shared the promissory note he used, which we can modify for our own use. He has also offered to introduce us to his real estate broker, lawyer, and accountant, and provide any advice he can, provided we have clear points of contact and an efficient decision-making process.
# Financing and purchasing a building is a large undertaking that will require us to make hundreds of decisions between now and the end of August regarding loans, grants, purchase agreements, inspections, and professional services. If we can not make these decisions efficiently, we will not be able to purchase a building (or sign a lease, for that matter), and Noisebridge will be displaced by fall of this year, maybe permanently.
# The “administration” of Noisebridge, including our bylaws, nonprofit corporation, board of directors, and board officers, are basically our API for interacting with the outside world. Internally, we make decisions through do-ocracy and consensus. When we need to work with the outside world, we do so via that API.
# Brief description of the way payments work now: Most of our payments for critical expenses, like rent, utilities, and garbage collection, are automated. Most payments that can not be automated are made by board officers — the treasurer (John Shutt), president (Patrick O’Doherty), or secretary (Victoria Fierce) — either online or by check. In rare cases payments are made by co-founders of the space who have access to our bank account, Mitch Altman or Andy Isaacson.
# Looking at our “API,” the most logical points of contact for cutting checks, entering loan agreements, and signing off on purchases are the board officers: the treasurer, president, and secretary. They have the clear legal authority to enter into agreements on behalf of Noisebridge, and their roles will be clearly understood by people outside of the Noisebridge community.
# As a practical matter, certain details about purchase negotiations may need to be kept off of the public Internet, to avoid being undercut by real estate speculators. For example, we may discover a property listing that has not been posted publicly, and do not want to alert competitors who may bid for the property. Or maybe the city hints that they may offer a city-owned property for sale at a discount, but negotiations are ongoing and it may not be the right time to reveal details to the press. The specific dollar amount of any bid we make when negotiating a building purchase is something else we will probably want to keep offline until the deal is closed.
# Nothing in this proposal implies that all or even most of the work in acquiring a new space will be done by board officers, or that their voices have more weight in making big-picture decisions. The sole purpose of this proposal is to empower them to make the hundreds of necessary executive decisions to pull this off, and to act as the points of contact for the outside world. The board officers do not make big-picture decisions themselves, but implement the consensus of the community in an efficient way.

== Consensus Proposal ==

&NBSP; Consensus Proposal

1. Noisebridge must survive not just as a nonprofit that exists only as a paper entity and bank account, or as a diffuse online community, but a physical location in San Francisco that is accessible, near public transit, properly zoned for our use, and able to accommodate our growing size. (See Background Information, Items A and B, for context for the introduction of this proposal. Short version: Lease is ending, gotta move.)

2. It would be much better for us to purchase a building than to sign a lease, which would leave us vulnerable to future rent increases, and direct nearly all of our future revenue into our landlord’s pocket instead of investing it into real property we own outright.

3. One accepted option to finance a building purchase would be to borrow money from individuals through simple promissory notes secured against the building being purchased but without any liens. Other excellent options may present themselves, so we should be open to looking at those, as well. (See Background Information, Item C.)

4. Financing and purchasing a building is a large undertaking that will require us to make hundreds of decisions between now and the end of August regarding loans, grants, purchase agreements, inspections, and professional services. If we can not make these decisions efficiently, we will not be able to purchase a building (or sign a lease, for that matter), and Noisebridge will be displaced by fall of this year, maybe permanently.

5. Looking at our “API,” the most logical points of contact for cutting checks, entering loan agreements, and signing off on purchases are the board officers: the treasurer, president, and secretary. (See Background Information, Item D.) They have the clear legal authority to enter into agreements on behalf of Noisebridge, and their roles will be clearly understood by people outside of the Noisebridge community.

6. The current board officers must consider whether they have the bandwidth to do all of the work involved in acquiring a new building. If they simply don’t have the time, think someone else would be better suited for the task right now, or would rather spend their Noisebridge time on other important tasks like fundraising, press outreach, party organizing, safe space volunteering, teaching classes, or simply hacking on fun projects, they should pass their title to someone with lots of time and interest in doing paperwork.

7. The board officers of Noisebridge are empowered by consensus to enter into loan agreements and building purchase negotiations on behalf of Noisebridge in the interest of acquiring a suitable building to be our permanent home. Any final lease or purchase agreement will require additional full consensus.

8. Board officers must follow their best understanding of lower-case-c consensus when making decisions. They will be efficient, but not hasty. They will seek feedback on major decisions.

9. Major decisions must not be surprising or unwanted by the community. Board officers must keep everyone as up-to-date on their actions related to the hunt for a new space as possible, given time constraints and the fact that everyone is a volunteer with a day job. At the bare minimum, they will log all of their actions and write a report once a week that can be read at the Tuesday meeting, and shared on NB-Discuss and Slack.

10. As a practical matter, certain details about purchase negotiations may need to be kept off of the public Internet, to avoid being undercut by real estate speculators. For example, we may discover a property listing that has not been posted publicly, and do not want to alert competitors who may bid for the property. Or maybe the city hints that they may offer a city-owned property for sale at a discount, but negotiations are ongoing and it may not be the right time to reveal details to the press. The specific dollar amount of any bid we make when negotiating a building purchase is something else we will probably want to keep offline until the deal is closed.

11. For any details that are kept off of the public Internet, board officers must still flag that the private information exists. They must share that information privately with any member of the community who is interested in good faith, with the proviso that it should be kept from the press and any possible competing bidders.

12. It is expected that a follow-on consensus proposal will outline a vision for what Noisebridge wants and needs in its new home, and that board officers will follow that vision in all of their work.

13. Nothing in this proposal implies that all or even most of the work in acquiring a new space will be done by board officers, or that their voices have more weight in making big-picture decisions. The sole purpose of this proposal is to empower them to make the hundreds of necessary executive decisions to pull this off, and to act as the points of contact for the outside world. The board officers do not make big-picture decisions themselves, but implement the consensus of the community in an efficient way.

14. This proposal does not expand the role of board members or board officers beyond what is necessary to acquire a permanent home for Noisebridge. For example, this consensus proposal empowers a board officer to acquire a $50,000 loan on Noisebridge’s behalf to purchase a new building, but would not empower them to acquire a $50,000 loan to purchase new fabrication equipment once that building is secured.

15. This consensus proposal will automatically expire on December 31, 2018 or after we move into a new building, whichever comes sooner, and would need to be renewed by full consensus.

BACKGROUND INFORMATION

A. Noisebridge’s lease will end in August of this year. It has been made clear to us that it will not be renewed under any circumstances.

B. For Noisebridge to survive, we will need to move. Our two options are to raise a lot of money to purchase a building that could serve as our permanent home, or raise a lot of money to sign a lease on a new location. Both options require much more money than we currently have and big new revenue streams.

C. The promissory note fundraising method was successfully pioneered by Alan Beatts, the owner of Borderlands Books, whose customers loaned him $1.3M to purchase a permanent location on Haight Street in amounts ranging from $250,000 to $10,000 per lender. The terms of the note are simple: Borrower pays 3% interest on the principal to the lender once per year, for nine years, with a balloon payment of the entire principal at the end of nine years. There is no penalty for pre-payment. Mr. Beatts has shared the promissory note he used, which we can modify for our own use. He has also offered to introduce us to his real estate broker, lawyer, and accountant, and provide any advice he can, provided we have clear points of contact and an efficient decision-making process.

D. The “administration” of Noisebridge, including our bylaws, nonprofit corporation, board of directors, and board officers, are basically our API for interacting with the outside world. Internally, we make decisions through do-ocracy and consensus. When we need to work with the outside world, we do so via that API. Brief description of the way payments work now: Most of our payments for critical expenses, like rent, utilities, and garbage collection, are automated. Most payments that can not be automated are made by board officers — the treasurer (John Shutt), president (Patrick O’Doherty), or secretary (Victoria Fierce) — either online or by check. In rare cases payments are made by co-founders of the space who have access to our bank account, Mitch Altman or Andy Isaacson. The current board officers are John Shutt (treasurer), Patrick O’Doherty (president), and Victoria Fierce (secretary). The board of directors can choose to retain these three as board officers or appoint different people. When doing so, they should follow the lower-case-c consensus of the community.

== Example Letter of Intent (LOI) ==

[[Letter of Intent]] from The Founders Guide to Hacking Office Space

== 2009 Move page ==

* [[Moving2009]]

Category:Events

2018-02-21T22:58:59Z

SteeleNivenson:

Official, Semi-Official, one-off and other events at the Noisebridge space.

= '''''THIS EVENTS LISTING MAY BE OUT OF DATE, PLEASE ALSO CHECK OUR MEETUP PAGE''''' =

Please check our [https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/>] for additional events at Noisebridge.

=Event Calendar=



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'''''Not all events make it onto this calendar.''' And some of the listings here may be out of date.'' 
Many events only make it to the [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-discuss/ Discussion] or [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-announce/ Announcements] mailing lists, [[IRC]], our '''[https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge>]''', or in person at [[Meetings | Tuesday meetings]]. Best of all, Noisebridge is about people getting together at the space in San Francisco to do stuff. DO pay attention, as some eventSs just arise organically from the bottom up!

'''Want to host your event at Noisebridge?''' We like seeing classes and talks on interesting things pertaining to various subjects of hacking. Most of all, we like seeing familiar faces. Please participate in the space and our [[Meetings|weekly Tuesday meetings]] to see if we're the right audience for what you want to share before announcing a new event. Additionally, please see our [[Hosting an Event|events hosting page]] for suggestions on how to use Noisebridge for your event/class/workshop.

 
 

=== Upcoming Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=2 edit] ===








{{event
|time = Thursday, February 15th, 2018, 8:00pm
|title = Five Minutes of Fame 2018 02 15
|description = February edition of [[Five_Minutes_of_Fame_2018_02_15|5MoF]], Noisebridge's longest running event, talk submissions are open.
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, March 10th, 2017, 2pm
|title = GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES
|description = [[Godwaffle_10_Mar_2018|The 10-Mar-2017 GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES]] has experimental acts, electronic sounds, & noise, with gourmet vegan pancakes! 
''Bands: Scott Arford/Micheal Gendreau, Medicine Cabinet, Jolt Thrower, Kevin C.K. Lo, Blood of Chhinnamastika with very special guest''
}}
 
'''Thursday Morning, May 17 [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018 Setup]]''' at the San Mateo Event Center. Noisebridge will be participating in Maker Faire Bay Area 2018, if you would like to help setup, please contact [[User:Jarrod|Jarrod]]. Please see [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018]] for details
 
'''Friday, May 18 through Sunday, May 20 [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018]]''' at the San Mateo Event Center. Noisebridge will be participating in Maker Faire Bay Area 2018, if you would like to help represent Noisebridge at the show, please contact [[User:Jarrod|Jarrod]]. Please see [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018]] for details

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=== Recurring Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=3 edit] ===



{{Template:Recurring}} - Every week. 
{{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} - Certain weeks, e.g. 1st week only. 
{{Template:RecurringException|-2nd}} - Except certain weeks, or other schedule exceptions.

==== Mondays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''[[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Take Out the Trash Night]]''' - Be sure to put bins out by midnight as the trash truck comes between 1:30 to 2:30am.

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd}} '''6:00pm to 8:00 pm [[Make:SF Project Build]] ''' Hello Makers, We continue our maker journey and our December MeetUp will be at the historic NoiseBridge! We'll have our usual selection of projects. Each one is merely $10, and you take it home with you after you build it with our gear. December we have an additional food project. If you have your own project or idea, bring it! First timers and skilled makers come to this meetup and its always fun and informative. RSVP to our Meetup page and I will connect you with the info on how you too can be excellent at NoiseBridge. [https://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/243529490/] Mondays are very busy at NoiseBridge. We predict you will return to NoiseBridge soon for their classes. Diana 271-4286.

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Circuit Hacking Mondays]] NOTE: CHM WILL BE ON BREAK FROM 12-18-17 to 1-1-18 ''' Learn to solder! And make cool things with electronics. [[User:maltman23|Mitch]], [[User:Tman66|J]], Rolf, [[User:Miloh|Miloh]], [[User:Cedric|Cedric]], Cheng, Greg, and/or a host of others will bring kits-for-purchase to make cool, hackable things for all skill levels that you can bring home after you make them! Many designed for '''absolute beginners'''! Bring your own projects to hack! Bring things to fix! All ages. All are welcome! See the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss Discuss list] and the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-announce Announce list] for weekly updates.

* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm '''[[PyClass|Intermediate Python with PyClass]]''' - Crash course in the Python standard library. Monday session is held in Church Classroom.

==== ''Super'' Tuesdays! ====

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:30 pm to 11:30 pm [[Gamebridge|Gamebridge Unityversity Game Dev Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly game development class and meetup, learn and share C# Unity coding, 2D/3D art, design, writing and audio. Learn how to mentor and help teach game dev. ([[Noise Square Table]]).
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm [[Meetings|Noisebridge Weekly Meeting]]''' - Introducing new people and events to the space, general discussion, and decision-making on key issues. '''This is your space, folks. Come on out here in person to express what you think about what's going on with it!'''
*{{Template:Recurring}} '''11am to 6pm [[freeCodeCamp|freeCodeCamp Workshop]]''' - Come code with us! Learn full stack web development with JavaScript, HTML, CSS. Everyone is welcome!

==== Wednesdays ====
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd, 4th}} Wednesday - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Crypto Builder's Meetup -- Join up for casual lightning talks and hacking on crypto/blockchain/decentralization in the Hackatorium. NOTE: We will resume the meetings on January 24th. For more information visit: https://www.meetup.com/sfhackdays/
* {{Template:Recurring}} 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm [[DreamTeam| Dream Team Neuro Hackery]] - EEG research & development project with general interest in sleep, dreaming, creative intelligence, and many loosely related topics such as: neurophysiology, signal processing, cognitive neuroscience, and (especially) hacking code and devices for data acquisition and analysis. Join us at the [[CollaborationStation]] (near the Hackatorium). Expect general discussion around 8 PM - usually moving along by 9 PM to focus on more technical aspects of current project.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st,3rd}} 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm Haskell Class in [[Church]].
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm - Wednesday, [[Supercollider Class]] in the [[Turing]] classroom. Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer. This is a 12 week curriculum with offline exercises.

==== Thursdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} [[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Trash Night -- Round Two]] - Take out the trash for Friday morning! Do it by midnight as truck comes ~1:30am to 2:30am.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm to 9:00pm [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' a.k.a. 5MoF - Ten 5min talks in an hour, on any topic! Small 5MoFs every Thursday-ish, bigger ones on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|biweekly}} 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Laser Safety Training every other Thursday evening. [http://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ RSVP on meetup.com]
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Math class in [[Turing]]! Right now we're proving our way through Munkres's ''Topology''.
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm '''[[PyClass Guest Talks|Intermediate Python with PyClass]]''' - PyClass hosts Guest Talks in Church on Thursdays at 7. These are special topic lectures given by a rotating cast of characters. Check the meetup for topics.


==== Fridays ====

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|3rd}} [[Noisebridge Gaming Archivists]] Meetup 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm -- Come play, fix, mod retro consoles. Create and play is our motto! If you like video games, this is the place for you.
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[NeurotechSF]] Every other Friday starting on February 2nd, 2018 (A Neuro-hacker Guild to hack together Brain Computer Interfaces with Virtual Reality devices and Neural Networks) in [[CollaborationStation]] (A space in the very front near Mission St) OR [[Church]] (A space in the very back). To confirm the date of the next meeting visit here https://www.meetup.com/NeuroTechSF
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Computerology]] (The study of computers, or any kind of work with computers; computing.) in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]].
* 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm [[FUN Tutoring]] in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]]

==== Saturdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm - Privacy hackathon! Developers, designers, activists, journalists, and concerned citizens are all welcome to join us every Saturday at Noisebridge (at the tables in the back) to help contribute to free, open source, privacy-enhancing softwar8:00 pm to 10:00e that the world desperately needs. Brought to you by the [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Cypherpunks Write Code] meetup group <-- you can RSVP here. Edward Snowden risked everything to teach us how badly new privacy-enhancing software needs to exist. [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Let's make it happen!]

==== Sundays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 11:00 am to 1:00 pm [[Sunday Morning iOS Peer Lab Meetup]] - iOS Meetup for people want to hack together. Feel free to do whatever you want: work on your project, ask and teach each other, have a chat with folks.
* {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 1:00 pm Monthly Lock Sport Collaboration: Come learn how to pick locks and learn more about them with the [http://www.tooolsf.org/ SF Bay Area chapter] of [http://toool.us/ TOOOL]. The group meets on alternating months at Noisebridge and in San Jose. Check the [httpsS://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tooolsf TOOOL SF announcement list] for details.
* {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm [[Hack Days]] - We're getting together every Sunday and working on stuff together! (Bots/Robotics/Cybernetics/AI/ML/Crypto/Infrastructure/Dapps/etc). We're all about learning, sharing, and building together. [[church]] Bring what you're working on, or at least a healthy appetite to learn and share. All-in-all this will be a space to philosophize and dream as much as practice, hack, and publish. :)

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</onlyinclude>

If you'd like to contact somebody at Noisebridge regarding these Events or even the Noisebridge Wiki itself, then please send an email message to one of the Board members listed in the [[Contacts]] list, e.g., <secretary@noisebridge.net> or <treasurer@noisebridge.net>

=== Orphaned Events ===
These events appear to be dormant or extinct.

* SAT 10:15 - 12:10 [[Juggling with Judy!]] Note: next class is scheduled for Saturday June 29th. Attention juggling fans! Judy will be at the 2013 World Juggling Day celebration Saturday June 15th at Ripley's Believe It Or Not Odditorium in San Francisco Fisherman's Warf - free event begins at 1. Come check it out!
* THU 18:00 - 21:00 '''[[Privacy Bay]]''' - A monthly meetup for Bay Area folks interested in privacy. Meets in Church on the last Thursday of the month.
* FRI 19:00 - 21:00 [[Anarchy_101|Anarchy 101]] - a class/seminar on what anarchy is and is not, and how it impacts us as individuals and as discrete groups.
* 20:00 - 22:00 [[Noise~_Wednesday | Noise~ Wed]] - Graphical media programming with Max/MSP/Jitter
* 19:00 [[Tahoe-LAFS]] - Occasional meetup of users and/or developers of the Least Authority File System.
* 14:00 - 16:00 Android Developer Support Group - Meet up with other app developers in the library for a lightly structured knowledge-share.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''5:00 pm to 7:30 pm [[Songbridge|Songbridge Music Making Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly music making and mentoring meetup with Ableton/GarageBand/Logic tutorials for beginners and peer collabs. ([[Noise Square Table]]).

OrphanSed as of 2017-10-31:
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm Build a Solar Lab Kit with SpyCamp - Starting June 14th to August 16th, at 2:00pm sharp Natalie (errcat) will be leading a solar charger kit lab for kids! Friends and family are invited to come with their kids and build a solar charger along side kids from SpyCamp. Kits are sold at the door for 20 dollars for whoever wishes to participate (5 dollars from each kit are donated to Noisebridge).
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm - '''[[Cyberspectrum|Cyberspectrum: Software Defined Radio Meetup]]''' in the Hackatorium(''new''): A place to learn and exchange ideas about SDR. Presentations on concepts, mystery signals, hardware/software and cool applications. Event alternates monthly between SF and the South Bay.
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} Wednesday of every month, 7:30-9. '''[[with Software; Art()]]''' Present your personal and expressive art made with software/hardware of your own making and get feedback and critical dialogue from fellow artist/technologists. ON HIATUS TILL OCTOBER! [Last updated August 2, 201S7].
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm - Career Change: How to kickstart your new career in web development
* (Thursday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm The [[Go]] group meets up on Wednesdays and Thursdays to play.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 3:00 pm [[Go]] - Playing of the Go board game. On nice days we often take the boards to Dolores Park and play there.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm .impact Workathons in Turing classrom. Work on projects that will help humanity & beyond.

=== Proposed Future Events and Classes ===
:'''(TBD)''': [[Audio Show and Tell]] Let's meetup this November 19th, Sunday at noon in the Hackitorium to share our audio projects for an hour! Bring your project/art, hardware or software ...if interested contact and confirm you can attend michael@kzsu.stanford.edu
:'''(TBD)''': [[Sound Science]] A potential monthly lecture/demonstration series on the little known science behind sound reproductionTopics to include: Transducer Physics(speakers and mics), Room Acoustics, Signal Path and Cabling,Loudspeaker design 101, Music Production Tips for Big Sound, and How to make a small system sound SHUGEEach session to include hands on projects like making speakers from stuff lying around, Non-Newtonian bass monsters, and ez speaker mods for anyoneIf interested contact the new guy-> MattLong8 at gmail dot com, 805 four five three - six zero nine seven
:'''(TBD)''': [[Modular Synthesis]] a bi-weekly (or monthly) group devoted to modular synthesizers> workshop will include modular sound synthesis styles and techniques, a study of different modules and their functions, ie voltage controlled oscillator, voltage controlled filter, low frequency oscillator, envelope generator ect and how these modules interact with each other, what control voltage and triggers are..... as well as one on one time for each student with the modular, which is a 60 space large format Moog style modular synthesizer with big knobs and 1/4 jacks including performance and other awesomeness by Douglas. contact Douglas at greenshoos at gmail dotcom
:'''(TBD)''': [[VideoHacking]] a weekly video/video art devoted hacker group, including experiments in the 3D vr realm...if interested contact julialc4@gmail.com
:Wednesdays at 21:00 [[Brewing Bridge]] - Malakkar Proposal: Learn how to make your drinks fun AND antibacterial, using yeastThis will be recurring if enough interest or need is presentAssociated items - what to do with brewing leftovers, and brewers sample hour, etc.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Probability]] - Weekly probability study group based on [http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electSrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-041-probabilistic-systems-analysis-and-applied-probability-spring-2006/related-resources/ Fundamentals of Applied Probability Theory] by Al Drake
:'''(TBD)''': [[Mandarin Corner|Mandarin]] - Learn or practice Mandarin, all levels. Also currently on hiatus. Get on the mailing list.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Movie Night!]] - [[User:ThOMG|Thom]] wants to build community through nerdy sci-fi! (+Bill+Ted+Excellence++) (how about a Friday hacker movie night? -[[User:Carl|Carl]])
:'''(TBD)''': [[Introduction to the AVR Microcontroller]] - [[User:Mightyohm|Jeff]] and [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]] are planning an introductory class for people wanting to make cool projects with AVRs.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Basic Chemistry Lab Techniques]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cuddle Puddle for the Economy]] - Stress-hacking with informal massage exchange.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Milk and Cookies]] - Come read your favorite selections out loud With Milk and Cookies (and yeah, probably beer too).
:'''(TBD)''': [[Processing Workshop 2]] - [[User:Scmurray|Scott]] is interested in teaching this, and is busy thinking about what, where, when, why, and how.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Hack your Hardware]] -- We call BS on "no user-serviceable parts inside"
:'''(TBD)''': [[Homebrew Instruction Class]] - The Wort (pt 1/3)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Trip to Shooting Range]] - Field trip to a shooting range, to shoot guns Express interest at [[Trip to Shooting Range]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Surface Mount Soldering Workshop]] - Learn how to solder cicuits with small surface mount parts [[User:maltman23|Mitch Altman]] and Martin Bogomolni and others will show their tricks [[User:maltman23|Mitch]] will bring hackable kits that uses surface mounts for you to solder<-YES! (mattlong8 at gmail dot com)
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]Turing
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Version control tutorial]]
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Foreign language learning for rocket scientists]] - I'm near-native (fool people when I try) in (French and) Japanese, and a pro trans/terpreter and will share my shortcuts (skill-order, vocab, speed/articulation, translation≅grammar) No expertise on tonal languages yet..so if you know how to remember tones or how tone-sandhi interacts with speed and/or how nuances of speaker attitude are expressed in them (what we do with rythm/inflection/sentence-intonation and stress in Eng., and with particles and ??? in e.g. Cantonese) please chime in or call me (415-608-0564) so I can convey your wisdom [also looking for a from-scratch Arabic partner]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Getting started with Arduino]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Distributed Databases]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Node.js Beginners Session]] - Interested in learning about Node.js? I amMaybe these guys want to teach it: http://www.meetup.com/Joyent-Butt-User-Group/events/81311542/

:'''(TBD)''': [[Scrum Club]] - I though I'd test the waters and see if anyone was interested in a noisebridge scrum club details are here http://scrumclub.org/scrum-clubs/ if inturested hit me up twitter: @theabcasian, facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theabcasian
:'''(TBD)''': [[CNC Mill Workshop]] - Who wants to make stuff on the [[MaxNCMill]]?
:'''(TBD)''': [[Math & Science Help]] - If you would like some math, science or engineering help, I'm down to lend a hand.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cyborg Group|Cyborg Group / Sensebridge]] - Work on projects like artificial senses Someone needs to lead this!
:'''(TBD)''': [[OpenEEG]] - Brain techHas historically met on Sundays, at the behest of interested parties.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Programming_for_Poets | Programming for Poets]] - Gentle intro to programming using Processing
:'''(TBD)''': [[World Builders & Simgineers]] - Work together to create a beautiful & open virtual world & platform.
:'''(TBD)''': [[PlunderBridge]] - Metal detecting, detector technology & treasure hunting expeditions.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Ruby Mining]] - Ruby on Rails basics, interactive working group
:'''(TBD)''': [[MoinMoin Wiki]] - MoinMoin Wiki (details see there)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Noisebridge Fundraiser 2013]]

= Past Events =

===2016===
{{event
|time = Saturday, June 18th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's leave from NB 15min before or meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, May 28th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Thursday, February 25th, 2016, 7pm
|title = SF Amateur Mathematicians
|description = Differential Geometry and Wide-Angle Photography with Chad Fong. In Church Room. See [http://www.meetup.com/SF-Amateur-Mathematicians/events/228761849/ Meetup page]. SF Amateur Mathematicians is a math club open to everyone interested in learning more about math. Topics and talks generally assume some collegiate mathematical background.
}}
 
{{event
|time = Sunday, February 7th, 2016, 11:00am
|title = HackTheLeft
|description = [[HackTheLeft|Hack the Left]] is an ''anticapitalist'' hackathon, going on for the entire long weekend of February 5th-7th at Noisebridge. This is an experiment to see what happens when you get a bunch of leftists in a room for a weekend with the intention to advance liberatory and ''anticapitalist'' projects using technology. This includes software projects like Tor and Signal, art projects like the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project and Men in Grey, hardware projects like mesh networks and signal jammers, and tools for rad organizations like Anti Police-Crimethink Project and Food Not Bombs. It's clear that there's a huge amount of opportunity for liberatory technology. It's up to us to build it. 

*Hackathon participants should be able to get into Noisebridge by [[Hours | its 11:00 AM opening hour]], if not earlier, for both weekend days.
}}

===2014===
*{{event
|time = Sunday, September 23, 5:00pm
|title = How to Start a Startup MOOC Lecture Viewings
|description = We would get together to watch the lectures together and conduct discussion and networking afterwards. http://startupclass.samaltman.com/
|}}

===2013===
*{{event
|time = Friday, August 9, 5:00pm
|title = Noisebridge Party Setup
|description = Volunteers will be preparing the space for Saturday's show. There are no scheduled conflicts; you might be asked to move multiple times by someone pushing a broom and assembling a raised stage simultaneously.
|}}

*{{event
|time = Saturday, August 10, 4:00pm
|title = Noisebridge "______ the Bridge" Party
|description = a summer fundraising party for Noisebridge, which YOU are invited to!
|suggested donation = $10, but no one turned away for lack of funds
|}}

*{{event
|time = Sunday, August 11, 2:00pm
|title = Bay Area Hackers' Association Meeting
|description = Jon Callas presenting on [[BAHA/2013-08-11|Secure Communications, Privacy, Counter-Surveillance]].
|}}

* '''Wednesday, May 22, 7.00 pm: Instructables Build Night''' - Bare Conductive, Instructables will supply Bare Conductive paint pens and pizza. Come experiment with the paint and post some Instructables. This is a FREE event.

===2012===
* '''December 20, Thursday, 20:00 - 22:00 - [[5MoF|5 Minutes of Fame]]''' - Following up on its triumphant return in November, 5MoF is back with another showcase of lightning talks & other good stuff, with your host Sir Danny O'Brien! Details TBA
*'''Tuesday Feb14th, 18:00 to 20:00''' ZiP MegaZine releases its inaugural issue with '''My Noisy Valentine''' Zine Release Microparty in the Noisebridge cafeFor more info follow [[zine | this]] link.
* '''Wednesday, Jan30, 20:00-22:00''' [[zine|ZiP]] meeting for zine-makers & others with an interest in printing & self-publishingThe meeting 1/30/13 is our first since mid-2012We plan to hold them regularly from now on at this time (Wednesday 8pm)This meeting will be informal & will probably take place in the printing/lasercutter area of the hackerspace.

===2011===

* '''September 11th 14:00 to 17:00''' - The San Francisco Chapter of the Open Organisation Of Lockpickers and Bay Area Hacker's Association present a joint meeting on [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Locksport locksport]
*'''August 4, 7PM, Thursday''' - [http://zeidman.net Bob Zeidman] will be giving a talk on video games and intellectual property, hosted by TheMADEHe will also speak about IP infringement cases.
*'''August 9, 6:30PM, Tuesday''' - [http://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/26413241/ Make:SF] - Chris Jefferies will speak about the wireless sensor kit he is developing and we are brinunderstanding and using computersging back our all star soldering kits.

* '''April 13th, 19:00''' - Kombucha fermentation class with [[BioBridge]]
*'''April 7th, 20:00''' - [[In-Depth|Noisebridge: In-Depth]] Our monthly lecture and round tableThis month's speaker will be Aragorn! his lecture will be "Anarchism & technology: An unbridgeable chasm"
*'''April 4th, 20:00''' - Camp KDE PartyCome and meet part of the KDE North America community and get a quick overview of this year's [http://camp.kde.org/ Camp KDE] conferenceThere will be beer
*'''April 3rd, 16:00''' - NoiseCaching: Meet-up to build some geocaches, and talk about making geocoinsThen we'll head out to find some local caches and place caches we made[http://www.geocaching.com More info about Geocaching here]
* '''March 20th, 19:00''' [[Hack Politics]] meetup -- the first meetup to figure out how we in the hacker community can effectively mobilize and create meaningful change in these interesting times
* '''March 12th, 12:00-18:00 - Noisebridge Hackathon!''' Second Saturday Hackathon is a casual monthly event dedicated to working on the space or relevant projects and building community This is a great time to get feedback or help on any projects you have been considering that center around the space, culture, and infrastructure of Noisebridge You can also help with existing projects and find out ways to get involved.
* '''March 10, Thursday, 19:00 - Group Grammar Clinic''' - Church Classroom - Donations gladly accepted - A clinic for grammar and writing evaluationPlease bring your web/social or technical writing for us to evaluateBring your laptop as well Collaboration groupware possibly provided(Please suggest groupware software to use if you wish)Constructive feedback from other group members is encouraged so that this clinic is a group process- Facilitator: [[User:Owen|Owen]] (opietro@yahoo.com)
* '''March 9th, 20:00''' - Ferment and filter a mash! [[fermentation logs]]

===2010===
* '''Sunday, August 22, 19:00 CLUB-MATE DROPOFF AND TASTING PARTY''' Nick Farr will be in town to drop off Club-Mate ordered by San Franciscans!
* '''June 5th, 12:00-19:00 - [[NoiseBridgeRehab]]''' - Help make the space more usable and accessible! Noisebridge needs your help!
* '''June 5th, 16:00-20:00 - [[Science For Juggalos]]''' - Science Fair in front of the Warfield Theater teaching magnetism to Juggalos
* '''June 6th, 15:00 - [[AVC Meetup]]''' - Entrepreneurial bonding & matchmaking
* '''June 9th, 21:00 - Your liver supports Noisebridge''' - Come to Elixir @ 16th & Guerrero anytime after 21:00 and drink, drink, drink! 50% of tips go to Noisebridge
* '''February 27th, 20:00 - [[Hacker EPROM]]''' - Noisebridge's first prom! Nice tie and a (robot) date requiredWe will have a DJ and punch.
* '''February 24th, 19:00, Wednesday - Joris Peels, of [http://www.shapeways.com Shapeways]''', and expert on 3D printing, will give a [[ShaperwaysPresentation | talk and demonstration]] at Noisebridge!.
* '''February 23rd, 18:00 - Cleaning day''' - Come and help clean Noisebridge, because everyone loves a clean hack space.
* '''February 12th, 21:00 - visit from Steve Jackson'''Game designer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jackson_%28US_game_designer%29 Steve Jackson], founder of Steve Jackson Games, will visit Noisebridge.
* '''January 27th, 18:00-20:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Workshop]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] (contact [[User:Gpvillamil|Gian Pablo]] for more info)
* '''January 27th, 20:00-22:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Performance]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] - "Celebrate a night of new sound that will change your idea of music forever!"
* '''January 25th, 19:30 - [[Bag Porn]]''' - What's in your bag?
* '''January 20th, 19:00-21:00 - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat/about Bay Categories & Types]''' - Categories, monoids, monads, functors and more! Held in the Alonzo Church classroom.
* '''January 20th, 19:00 - [[User Experience Book Club SF]]''' - Our book this month is "A Theory of Fun for Game Design" by Raph Koster - http://is.gd/6sEqw (meets in Turing)
* '''January 21st, 20:00 - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' - Monthly set of lightning talks on diverse topics
* '''January 22nd, 17:00 - [[CleaningParty| Cleaning Party]]''' - Come help clean up Noisebridge! Awsum fun!
* ...January 14th,16th, and 17th 1:00- ??? Build Out day for kitchen/bathroom/laundry bring yourself and a good attitude, learn a few things as well
* '''January 15th, 18:00 - [[CNC_Mill_Workshop]]''' - Learn to use the CNC mill for 2D engraving and circuit board routing
* Thursdays 17:00 [[ASL Group|American Sign Language]] - Learn how to talk without using your voice (or just come chat in ASL)[http://whenisgood.net/noisebridge/asl/generic click to reschedule]

===2009===
* '''November 18th, 19:30''' - [[Dorkbot_2009_11_18|Dorkbot]]
* '''November 19th, 18:00''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
* '''November 19th, 20:00''' - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
* '''November 20th, 18:00''' - Loud Objects [http://www.flickr.com/photos/createdigitalmedia/3428249036/ Noise Toy workshop].
* '''November 20th, 20:00''' - Performance by [http://www.loudobjects.com/ Loud Objects], (featuring Tristan Perich and Lesley Flanigan) and [http://www.myspace.com/jibkidder Jib Kidder].
:'''2009-11-05''' - [http://www.server-sky.com/ Server Sky presentation: Internet and Computation in Orbit] by Keith Lofstrom
:'''2009-11-05''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
:'''2009-11-02''' - [[French]] book club meeting to discuss [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/2842612892/ref=ord_cart_shr?_encoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Une Si Longue Lettre]
: ''' October 1st, 18:00''' - [[Wireless_Mesh_Network_Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
: ''' October 1st, 19:00''' - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat Bay Area Categories and Types]
: '''2009-10-03''' [[Year 1 Open Hacker House]]
:'''Friday''': [[CrazyCryptoNight]] - Discussion of cryptography for beginners through experts6-???
:'''Sunday''' : [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] Sundays, at 3-5pm.
:'''Monday''': [[German]] - Learn German, all levels7pm beginners, 8pm advancedRSVP 24 hours in advance for the benefit of the instructorEvents ran May-November 2009Currently on Thursdays at 8Get on the mailing list.
:'''Tuesday''': [[Haskell/Haschool]] - Learn Haskell with Jason Dusek 6PM - 7:30PM, from May until we're all experts.
:'''Wednesday''': [[Adobe_Lightroom|Adobe Lightroom]] - Become a more organized photographerWeekly class (mostly held off site).
:'''Thursday''': [[Professional VFX Compositing With Adobe After Effects]] - Taught by [[User:SFSlim|Aaron Muszalski]]7:30PM - 10PM, most Thursdays in May & June & ? (click through dammit)
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] 3D Edition
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Wireless Mesh Network Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
:'''2009-08-20''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] One Dee Edition
:'''2009-07-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] Zero Dee
:'''2009-07-02 - 2009-07-05''': [http://toorcamp.org Toorcamp]
:'''2009-07-01''': Noisedroid meeting to discuss location logging on Android platform (and other stuff too, I'm sure)
:'''2009-06-30''': [[Powerbocking Class|Powerbocking class]]
:'''2009-06-30''': "Suing Telemarketers for Fun and Profit" (Toorcamp talk preview)
:'''2009-06-28''': "Meditation for Hackers" (Toorcamp workshop preview)
:'''2009-06-18''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-06-15''': [[Eagle Workshop]] Session two of the Eagle CAD workshop.
:'''2009-06-13''': [[RoboGames 2009]] Noisebridge had a booth staffed by vounteers, great fun!
:'''2009-05-21''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-04-27''': [[EagleCAD workshop]] -- learn to use this CAD tool for printed circuit board design
:'''2009-04-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] April showers & flowers edition
:'''2009-04-11''': [[RFID Hacking]] weekend workshop (this event moved from the original March date)
:'''2009-04-05''': [[First aid and CPR class]] Learning how to not only not die, but also reduce scarring!
:'''2009-04-03''': [[Sudo pop]] 2PM and onMaking the first batch of a Noisebridge label yerba mate-niated rootbrew, gratis and DIY
:'''2009-03-26''': [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] first meet up for this new group: 8 pm
:'''2009-03-19''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-03-12''': [[OpenBTS and GSM]] talk by David Burgess
:'''2009-02-14''': [[Open Heart Workshop]] Valentine's Day blinkyheart soldering party!
:'''2009-02-13''': [[Time-t_Party|<tt>time_t</tt> Party]] to celebrate 1,234,567,890 since the Unix epoch.
:'''2009-02-09''': [[Spanish learning at 8:30]]
:'''2009-02-05''': [[PGP Key Workshop]]
:'''2009-01-31''': [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]

===2008===
:'''2008-12-27''': [[25C3]] Chaos Computer Congress in Berlin
:'''2008-12-20 & 21''': [[Creme Brulee]] Workshop on creating a french dessert, with bonus propane torch.
:'''2008-12-17 20:00''': [[Machine Learning]] Birds-of-a-feather
:'''2008-11-24''': [[Circuit Hacking Monday]] circuit design workshop
:'''2008-11-21,understanding and using computers 7pm''':[[Milk and Cookies]] -- [[User:Dmolnar|David Molnar]] hosts Milk and Cookies at 83CBring a short 5-7minute thing to read to othersBring a potluck cookie/snack/drink if you likeDavid will bring milk and cookies.
:'''2008-11-17, 7:30pm''': [[Basic Bicycle Maintain]] - [[User:rubin110|Rubin]] and [[User:rigel|rigel]] hate it w8:00 pm to 10:00hen we see a bike that isn't maintainedScreechy chains and clacking derailleur can go to hellBasic bike tune up, sharing the smarts on simple things you can do at home to make your ride suck a whole lot less.
:'''2008-11-16, 5:00pm''': [[RepRap Soldering Party]] - help assemble RepRap! RSVPs required on wiki! [[User:Adi|adi]]
:'''2008-11-16, 3:00pm''': [[Oscilloscopes]] - Learn how to use this versatile tool to test electronic circuits Maximum 6 slots, please sign up ahead of time! [[User:dstaff|dstaff]]
:'''2008-10-31''': [[Halloween Open House]] - NoiseBridge's own [[PPPC]] threw an awesome open house/halloween galaPost pictures if you got 'em!
:'''2008-10-25''': [[Soldering Workshop]] and Pumpkin Hackin' - Learn to solder for total newbies (or learn to solder better!), including surface mountAdditionally, carve your halloween pumpkins and enjoy some experimental pumpkin pie and/or soup.
:'''2008-10-07''': (tuesday before meeting) - Etch a circuit boardI'll be trying a photo resist etching and a basic printed mask etchingThis is step 1/3 for a project called "annoying USB thingie" which will execute pre-defined keystrokes by sneaking a tiny USB dongle onto a victim^h^h^h^h^h buddy's computer.
:'''2008-09-13''': [[Processing Workshop]] — Learn this very easy-to-use programming language! - [[Processing Workshop Report]]
:'''2008-02-16''': [[Brain Machine Workshop|Brain Machine Making Workshop]]: Our first hardware sprint!

[[Category:Top level]]

Supercollider

2018-02-15T16:15:59Z

SteeleNivenson:

== Introduction ==
Supercollider (SC) operates in the same vein as the [[bytebeat]] project but at a higher level. The [[computer music workstation]] has SC installed.

== Supercollider Class ==

Starting the first week in Feburary 2018, there will be a weekly class on Supercollider, lasting for 12 weeks. Details on the [[Supercollider Class]] page.

== Example code ==

The following is an algorithmic composition in the SC language by Fredrik Olofsson, [https://twitter.com/redFrik/status/713092653378834437 published on Twitter]. It must be executed in the SC virtual machine.

<pre>
play{a=LFCub;Splay.ar(a.ar(b=2/(2..9))%a.ar(b/5)*a.ar(2**a.ar(b/8)>0+1*2*(b*[300,303]-(a.ar(b/9)>0*50).lag2))*a.ar(b/6,b))}
</pre>

This is not a limitation of the language though. It can be written in a much more expressive way, and lends itself to livecoding as a performative activity.

For example, the following creates a synth definition, followed by four instances of that synth with different parameters. Each code block can be executed as a piece, and the engine runs the code blocks in realtime.

<pre>
// Define a single synth that takes parameters
SynthDef.new("impulse-sinefunc", { |
impulseLFO = 0.49,
panPos = 0.5,
lfoRange = 833,
sinFreq = 435 |

Out.ar(0,
Pan2.ar(
Decay2.ar(
Impulse.ar(
LFCub.kr(1,0.33,1,impulseLFO),
0
),0.09,0.4,SinOsc.ar(sinFreq,0,0.25,0)
),panPos)
)}
).add;

// mess around with these four starting at different times
x = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc",[\impulseLFO,5.5,\panPos, 0.2, \sinFreq, 457]);
x.free;
y = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc", [\impulseLFO,5, \panPos, 0.7]);
y.free;
z = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc", [\impulseLFO,4, \panPos, 0.3,\sinFreq, 488]);
z.free;
a = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc", [\impulseLFO,4.2, \panPos, 0.8,\sinFreq, 444]);
a.free;
</pre>

== Facts ==

* [https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Designing_Sound_in_SuperCollider Fun Tutorials]
* [https://supercollider.github.io/ Project page]
* [https://twitter.com/hashtag/SuperCollider?src=hash hashtag search on twitter]
* [https://soundcloud.com/livecodenet-ensamble soundcloud recordings from a Mexican residency project]

Category:Events

2018-02-14T13:28:45Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Wednesdays */

Official, Semi-Official, one-off and other events at the Noisebridge space.

= '''''THIS EVENTS LISTING MAY BE OUT OF DATE, PLEASE ALSO CHECK OUR MEETUP PAGE''''' =

Please check our [https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/>] for additional events at Noisebridge.

=Event Calendar=



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'''''Not all events make it onto this calendar.''' And some of the listings here may be out of date.'' 
Many events only make it to the [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-discuss/ Discussion] or [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-announce/ Announcements] mailing lists, [[IRC]], our '''[https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge>]''', or in person at [[Meetings | Tuesday meetings]]. Best of all, Noisebridge is about people getting together at the space in San Francisco to do stuff. DO pay attention, as some eventSs just arise organically from the bottom up!

'''Want to host your event at Noisebridge?''' We like seeing classes and talks on interesting things pertaining to various subjects of hacking. Most of all, we like seeing familiar faces. Please participate in the space and our [[Meetings|weekly Tuesday meetings]] to see if we're the right audience for what you want to share before announcing a new event. Additionally, please see our [[Hosting an Event|events hosting page]] for suggestions on how to use Noisebridge for your event/class/workshop.

 
 

=== Upcoming Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=2 edit] ===








{{event
|time = Thursday, February 15th, 2018, 8:00pm
|title = Five Minutes of Fame 2018 02 15
|description = February edition of [[Five_Minutes_of_Fame_2018_02_15|5MoF]], Noisebridge's longest running event, talk submissions are open.
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, March 10th, 2017, 2pm
|title = GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES
|description = [[Godwaffle_10_Mar_2018|The 10-Mar-2017 GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES]] has experimental acts, electronic sounds, & noise, with gourmet vegan pancakes! 
''Bands: Scott Arford/Micheal Gendreau, Medicine Cabinet, Jolt Thrower, Kevin C.K. Lo, Blood of Chhinnamastika with very special guest''
}}
 
'''Thursday Morning, May 17 [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018 Setup]]''' at the San Mateo Event Center. Noisebridge will be participating in Maker Faire Bay Area 2018, if you would like to help setup, please contact [[User:Jarrod|Jarrod]]. Please see [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018]] for details
 
'''Friday, May 18 through Sunday, May 20 [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018]]''' at the San Mateo Event Center. Noisebridge will be participating in Maker Faire Bay Area 2018, if you would like to help represent Noisebridge at the show, please contact [[User:Jarrod|Jarrod]]. Please see [[Maker_Faire_2018|Maker Faire 2018]] for details

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=== Recurring Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=3 edit] ===



{{Template:Recurring}} - Every week. 
{{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} - Certain weeks, e.g. 1st week only. 
{{Template:RecurringException|-2nd}} - Except certain weeks, or other schedule exceptions.

==== Mondays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''[[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Take Out the Trash Night]]''' - Be sure to put bins out by midnight as the trash truck comes between 1:30 to 2:30am.

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd}} '''6:00pm to 8:00 pm [[Make:SF Project Build]] ''' Hello Makers, We continue our maker journey and our December MeetUp will be at the historic NoiseBridge! We'll have our usual selection of projects. Each one is merely $10, and you take it home with you after you build it with our gear. December we have an additional food project. If you have your own project or idea, bring it! First timers and skilled makers come to this meetup and its always fun and informative. RSVP to our Meetup page and I will connect you with the info on how you too can be excellent at NoiseBridge. [https://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/243529490/] Mondays are very busy at NoiseBridge. We predict you will return to NoiseBridge soon for their classes. Diana 271-4286.

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Circuit Hacking Mondays]] NOTE: CHM WILL BE ON BREAK FROM 12-18-17 to 1-1-18 ''' Learn to solder! And make cool things with electronics. [[User:maltman23|Mitch]], [[User:Tman66|J]], Rolf, [[User:Miloh|Miloh]], [[User:Cedric|Cedric]], Cheng, Greg, and/or a host of others will bring kits-for-purchase to make cool, hackable things for all skill levels that you can bring home after you make them! Many designed for '''absolute beginners'''! Bring your own projects to hack! Bring things to fix! All ages. All are welcome! See the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss Discuss list] and the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-announce Announce list] for weekly updates.

* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm '''[[PyClass|Intermediate Python with PyClass]]''' - Crash course in the Python standard library. Monday session is held in Church Classroom.

==== ''Super'' Tuesdays! ====

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:30 pm to 11:30 pm [[Gamebridge|Gamebridge Unityversity Game Dev Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly game development class and meetup, learn and share C# Unity coding, 2D/3D art, design, writing and audio. Learn how to mentor and help teach game dev. ([[Noise Square Table]]).
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm [[Meetings|Noisebridge Weekly Meeting]]''' - Introducing new people and events to the space, general discussion, and decision-making on key issues. '''This is your space, folks. Come on out here in person to express what you think about what's going on with it!'''
*{{Template:Recurring}} '''11am to 6pm [[freeCodeCamp|freeCodeCamp Workshop]]''' - Come code with us! Learn full stack web development with JavaScript, HTML, CSS. Everyone is welcome!

==== Wednesdays ====
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd, 4th}} Wednesday - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Crypto Builder's Meetup -- Join up for casual lightning talks and hacking on crypto/blockchain/decentralization in the Hackatorium. NOTE: We will resume the meetings on January 24th. For more information visit: https://www.meetup.com/sfhackdays/
* {{Template:Recurring}} 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm [[DreamTeam| Dream Team Neuro Hackery]] - EEG research & development project with general interest in sleep, dreaming, creative intelligence, and many loosely related topics such as: neurophysiology, signal processing, cognitive neuroscience, and (especially) hacking code and devices for data acquisition and analysis. Join us at the [[CollaborationStation]] (near the Hackatorium). Expect general discussion around 8 PM - usually moving along by 9 PM to focus on more technical aspects of current project.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st,3rd}} 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm Haskell Class in [[Church]].
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''2018-02-14 CANCELLED!'''7:00 pm to 9:00 pm - Wednesday, [[Supercollider Class]] in the [[Turing]] classroom. Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer. This is a 12 week curriculum with offline exercises.

==== Thursdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} [[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Trash Night -- Round Two]] - Take out the trash for Friday morning! Do it by midnight as truck comes ~1:30am to 2:30am.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm to 9:00pm [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' a.k.a. 5MoF - Ten 5min talks in an hour, on any topic! Small 5MoFs every Thursday-ish, bigger ones on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|biweekly}} 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Laser Safety Training every other Thursday evening. [http://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ RSVP on meetup.com]
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Math class in [[Turing]]! Right now we're proving our way through Munkres's ''Topology''.


==== Fridays ====

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|3rd}} [[Noisebridge Gaming Archivists]] Meetup 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm -- Come play, fix, mod retro consoles. Create and play is our motto! If you like video games, this is the place for you.
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[NeurotechSF]] Every other Friday starting on February 2nd, 2018 (A Neuro-hacker Guild to hack together Brain Computer Interfaces with Virtual Reality devices and Neural Networks) in [[Collaboration Station]] (A space in the very front near Mission St) OR [[Church]] (A space in the very back). To confirm the date of the next meeting visit here https://www.meetup.com/NeuroTechSF
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Computerology]] (The study of computers, or any kind of work with computers; computing.) in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]].
* 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm [[FUN Tutoring]] in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]]

==== Saturdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm - Privacy hackathon! Developers, designers, activists, journalists, and concerned citizens are all welcome to join us every Saturday at Noisebridge (at the tables in the back) to help contribute to free, open source, privacy-enhancing softwar8:00 pm to 10:00e that the world desperately needs. Brought to you by the [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Cypherpunks Write Code] meetup group <-- you can RSVP here. Edward Snowden risked everything to teach us how badly new privacy-enhancing software needs to exist. [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Let's make it happen!]

==== Sundays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 11:00 am to 1:00 pm [[Sunday Morning iOS Peer Lab Meetup]] - iOS Meetup for people want to hack together. Feel free to do whatever you want: work on your project, ask and teach each other, have a chat with folks.
* {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 1:00 pm Monthly Lock Sport Collaboration: Come learn how to pick locks and learn more about them with the [http://www.tooolsf.org/ SF Bay Area chapter] of [http://toool.us/ TOOOL]. The group meets on alternating months at Noisebridge and in San Jose. Check the [httpsS://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tooolsf TOOOL SF announcement list] for details.
* {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm [[Hack Days]] - We're getting together every Sunday and working on stuff together! (Bots/Robotics/Cybernetics/AI/ML/Crypto/Infrastructure/Dapps/etc). We're all about learning, sharing, and building together. [[church]] Bring what you're working on, or at least a healthy appetite to learn and share. All-in-all this will be a space to philosophize and dream as much as practice, hack, and publish. :)

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</onlyinclude>

If you'd like to contact somebody at Noisebridge regarding these Events or even the Noisebridge Wiki itself, then please send an email message to one of the Board members listed in the [[Contacts]] list, e.g., <secretary@noisebridge.net> or <treasurer@noisebridge.net>

=== Orphaned Events ===
These events appear to be dormant or extinct.

* SAT 10:15 - 12:10 [[Juggling with Judy!]] Note: next class is scheduled for Saturday June 29th. Attention juggling fans! Judy will be at the 2013 World Juggling Day celebration Saturday June 15th at Ripley's Believe It Or Not Odditorium in San Francisco Fisherman's Warf - free event begins at 1. Come check it out!
* THU 18:00 - 21:00 '''[[Privacy Bay]]''' - A monthly meetup for Bay Area folks interested in privacy. Meets in Church on the last Thursday of the month.
* FRI 19:00 - 21:00 [[Anarchy_101|Anarchy 101]] - a class/seminar on what anarchy is and is not, and how it impacts us as individuals and as discrete groups.
* 20:00 - 22:00 [[Noise~_Wednesday | Noise~ Wed]] - Graphical media programming with Max/MSP/Jitter
* 19:00 [[Tahoe-LAFS]] - Occasional meetup of users and/or developers of the Least Authority File System.
* 14:00 - 16:00 Android Developer Support Group - Meet up with other app developers in the library for a lightly structured knowledge-share.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''5:00 pm to 7:30 pm [[Songbridge|Songbridge Music Making Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly music making and mentoring meetup with Ableton/GarageBand/Logic tutorials for beginners and peer collabs. ([[Noise Square Table]]).

OrphanSed as of 2017-10-31:
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm Build a Solar Lab Kit with SpyCamp - Starting June 14th to August 16th, at 2:00pm sharp Natalie (errcat) will be leading a solar charger kit lab for kids! Friends and family are invited to come with their kids and build a solar charger along side kids from SpyCamp. Kits are sold at the door for 20 dollars for whoever wishes to participate (5 dollars from each kit are donated to Noisebridge).
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm - '''[[Cyberspectrum|Cyberspectrum: Software Defined Radio Meetup]]''' in the Hackatorium(''new''): A place to learn and exchange ideas about SDR. Presentations on concepts, mystery signals, hardware/software and cool applications. Event alternates monthly between SF and the South Bay.
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} Wednesday of every month, 7:30-9. '''[[with Software; Art()]]''' Present your personal and expressive art made with software/hardware of your own making and get feedback and critical dialogue from fellow artist/technologists. ON HIATUS TILL OCTOBER! [Last updated August 2, 201S7].
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm - Career Change: How to kickstart your new career in web development
* (Thursday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm The [[Go]] group meets up on Wednesdays and Thursdays to play.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 3:00 pm [[Go]] - Playing of the Go board game. On nice days we often take the boards to Dolores Park and play there.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm .impact Workathons in Turing classrom. Work on projects that will help humanity & beyond.

=== Proposed Future Events and Classes ===
:'''(TBD)''': [[Audio Show and Tell]] Let's meetup this November 19th, Sunday at noon in the Hackitorium to share our audio projects for an hour! Bring your project/art, hardware or software ...if interested contact and confirm you can attend michael@kzsu.stanford.edu
:'''(TBD)''': [[Sound Science]] A potential monthly lecture/demonstration series on the little known science behind sound reproductionTopics to include: Transducer Physics(speakers and mics), Room Acoustics, Signal Path and Cabling,Loudspeaker design 101, Music Production Tips for Big Sound, and How to make a small system sound SHUGEEach session to include hands on projects like making speakers from stuff lying around, Non-Newtonian bass monsters, and ez speaker mods for anyoneIf interested contact the new guy-> MattLong8 at gmail dot com, 805 four five three - six zero nine seven
:'''(TBD)''': [[Modular Synthesis]] a bi-weekly (or monthly) group devoted to modular synthesizers> workshop will include modular sound synthesis styles and techniques, a study of different modules and their functions, ie voltage controlled oscillator, voltage controlled filter, low frequency oscillator, envelope generator ect and how these modules interact with each other, what control voltage and triggers are..... as well as one on one time for each student with the modular, which is a 60 space large format Moog style modular synthesizer with big knobs and 1/4 jacks including performance and other awesomeness by Douglas. contact Douglas at greenshoos at gmail dotcom
:'''(TBD)''': [[VideoHacking]] a weekly video/video art devoted hacker group, including experiments in the 3D vr realm...if interested contact julialc4@gmail.com
:Wednesdays at 21:00 [[Brewing Bridge]] - Malakkar Proposal: Learn how to make your drinks fun AND antibacterial, using yeastThis will be recurring if enough interest or need is presentAssociated items - what to do with brewing leftovers, and brewers sample hour, etc.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Probability]] - Weekly probability study group based on [http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electSrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-041-probabilistic-systems-analysis-and-applied-probability-spring-2006/related-resources/ Fundamentals of Applied Probability Theory] by Al Drake
:'''(TBD)''': [[Mandarin Corner|Mandarin]] - Learn or practice Mandarin, all levels. Also currently on hiatus. Get on the mailing list.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Movie Night!]] - [[User:ThOMG|Thom]] wants to build community through nerdy sci-fi! (+Bill+Ted+Excellence++) (how about a Friday hacker movie night? -[[User:Carl|Carl]])
:'''(TBD)''': [[Introduction to the AVR Microcontroller]] - [[User:Mightyohm|Jeff]] and [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]] are planning an introductory class for people wanting to make cool projects with AVRs.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Basic Chemistry Lab Techniques]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cuddle Puddle for the Economy]] - Stress-hacking with informal massage exchange.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Milk and Cookies]] - Come read your favorite selections out loud With Milk and Cookies (and yeah, probably beer too).
:'''(TBD)''': [[Processing Workshop 2]] - [[User:Scmurray|Scott]] is interested in teaching this, and is busy thinking about what, where, when, why, and how.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Hack your Hardware]] -- We call BS on "no user-serviceable parts inside"
:'''(TBD)''': [[Homebrew Instruction Class]] - The Wort (pt 1/3)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Trip to Shooting Range]] - Field trip to a shooting range, to shoot guns Express interest at [[Trip to Shooting Range]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Surface Mount Soldering Workshop]] - Learn how to solder cicuits with small surface mount parts [[User:maltman23|Mitch Altman]] and Martin Bogomolni and others will show their tricks [[User:maltman23|Mitch]] will bring hackable kits that uses surface mounts for you to solder<-YES! (mattlong8 at gmail dot com)
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]Turing
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Version control tutorial]]
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Foreign language learning for rocket scientists]] - I'm near-native (fool people when I try) in (French and) Japanese, and a pro trans/terpreter and will share my shortcuts (skill-order, vocab, speed/articulation, translation≅grammar) No expertise on tonal languages yet..so if you know how to remember tones or how tone-sandhi interacts with speed and/or how nuances of speaker attitude are expressed in them (what we do with rythm/inflection/sentence-intonation and stress in Eng., and with particles and ??? in e.g. Cantonese) please chime in or call me (415-608-0564) so I can convey your wisdom [also looking for a from-scratch Arabic partner]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Getting started with Arduino]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Distributed Databases]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Node.js Beginners Session]] - Interested in learning about Node.js? I amMaybe these guys want to teach it: http://www.meetup.com/Joyent-Butt-User-Group/events/81311542/

:'''(TBD)''': [[Scrum Club]] - I though I'd test the waters and see if anyone was interested in a noisebridge scrum club details are here http://scrumclub.org/scrum-clubs/ if inturested hit me up twitter: @theabcasian, facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theabcasian
:'''(TBD)''': [[CNC Mill Workshop]] - Who wants to make stuff on the [[MaxNCMill]]?
:'''(TBD)''': [[Math & Science Help]] - If you would like some math, science or engineering help, I'm down to lend a hand.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cyborg Group|Cyborg Group / Sensebridge]] - Work on projects like artificial senses Someone needs to lead this!
:'''(TBD)''': [[OpenEEG]] - Brain techHas historically met on Sundays, at the behest of interested parties.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Programming_for_Poets | Programming for Poets]] - Gentle intro to programming using Processing
:'''(TBD)''': [[World Builders & Simgineers]] - Work together to create a beautiful & open virtual world & platform.
:'''(TBD)''': [[PlunderBridge]] - Metal detecting, detector technology & treasure hunting expeditions.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Ruby Mining]] - Ruby on Rails basics, interactive working group
:'''(TBD)''': [[MoinMoin Wiki]] - MoinMoin Wiki (details see there)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Noisebridge Fundraiser 2013]]

= Past Events =

===2016===
{{event
|time = Saturday, June 18th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's leave from NB 15min before or meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, May 28th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Thursday, February 25th, 2016, 7pm
|title = SF Amateur Mathematicians
|description = Differential Geometry and Wide-Angle Photography with Chad Fong. In Church Room. See [http://www.meetup.com/SF-Amateur-Mathematicians/events/228761849/ Meetup page]. SF Amateur Mathematicians is a math club open to everyone interested in learning more about math. Topics and talks generally assume some collegiate mathematical background.
}}
 
{{event
|time = Sunday, February 7th, 2016, 11:00am
|title = HackTheLeft
|description = [[HackTheLeft|Hack the Left]] is an ''anticapitalist'' hackathon, going on for the entire long weekend of February 5th-7th at Noisebridge. This is an experiment to see what happens when you get a bunch of leftists in a room for a weekend with the intention to advance liberatory and ''anticapitalist'' projects using technology. This includes software projects like Tor and Signal, art projects like the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project and Men in Grey, hardware projects like mesh networks and signal jammers, and tools for rad organizations like Anti Police-Crimethink Project and Food Not Bombs. It's clear that there's a huge amount of opportunity for liberatory technology. It's up to us to build it. 

*Hackathon participants should be able to get into Noisebridge by [[Hours | its 11:00 AM opening hour]], if not earlier, for both weekend days.
}}

===2014===
*{{event
|time = Sunday, September 23, 5:00pm
|title = How to Start a Startup MOOC Lecture Viewings
|description = We would get together to watch the lectures together and conduct discussion and networking afterwards. http://startupclass.samaltman.com/
|}}

===2013===
*{{event
|time = Friday, August 9, 5:00pm
|title = Noisebridge Party Setup
|description = Volunteers will be preparing the space for Saturday's show. There are no scheduled conflicts; you might be asked to move multiple times by someone pushing a broom and assembling a raised stage simultaneously.
|}}

*{{event
|time = Saturday, August 10, 4:00pm
|title = Noisebridge "______ the Bridge" Party
|description = a summer fundraising party for Noisebridge, which YOU are invited to!
|suggested donation = $10, but no one turned away for lack of funds
|}}

*{{event
|time = Sunday, August 11, 2:00pm
|title = Bay Area Hackers' Association Meeting
|description = Jon Callas presenting on [[BAHA/2013-08-11|Secure Communications, Privacy, Counter-Surveillance]].
|}}

* '''Wednesday, May 22, 7.00 pm: Instructables Build Night''' - Bare Conductive, Instructables will supply Bare Conductive paint pens and pizza. Come experiment with the paint and post some Instructables. This is a FREE event.

===2012===
* '''December 20, Thursday, 20:00 - 22:00 - [[5MoF|5 Minutes of Fame]]''' - Following up on its triumphant return in November, 5MoF is back with another showcase of lightning talks & other good stuff, with your host Sir Danny O'Brien! Details TBA
*'''Tuesday Feb14th, 18:00 to 20:00''' ZiP MegaZine releases its inaugural issue with '''My Noisy Valentine''' Zine Release Microparty in the Noisebridge cafeFor more info follow [[zine | this]] link.
* '''Wednesday, Jan30, 20:00-22:00''' [[zine|ZiP]] meeting for zine-makers & others with an interest in printing & self-publishingThe meeting 1/30/13 is our first since mid-2012We plan to hold them regularly from now on at this time (Wednesday 8pm)This meeting will be informal & will probably take place in the printing/lasercutter area of the hackerspace.

===2011===

* '''September 11th 14:00 to 17:00''' - The San Francisco Chapter of the Open Organisation Of Lockpickers and Bay Area Hacker's Association present a joint meeting on [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Locksport locksport]
*'''August 4, 7PM, Thursday''' - [http://zeidman.net Bob Zeidman] will be giving a talk on video games and intellectual property, hosted by TheMADEHe will also speak about IP infringement cases.
*'''August 9, 6:30PM, Tuesday''' - [http://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/26413241/ Make:SF] - Chris Jefferies will speak about the wireless sensor kit he is developing and we are brinunderstanding and using computersging back our all star soldering kits.

* '''April 13th, 19:00''' - Kombucha fermentation class with [[BioBridge]]
*'''April 7th, 20:00''' - [[In-Depth|Noisebridge: In-Depth]] Our monthly lecture and round tableThis month's speaker will be Aragorn! his lecture will be "Anarchism & technology: An unbridgeable chasm"
*'''April 4th, 20:00''' - Camp KDE PartyCome and meet part of the KDE North America community and get a quick overview of this year's [http://camp.kde.org/ Camp KDE] conferenceThere will be beer
*'''April 3rd, 16:00''' - NoiseCaching: Meet-up to build some geocaches, and talk about making geocoinsThen we'll head out to find some local caches and place caches we made[http://www.geocaching.com More info about Geocaching here]
* '''March 20th, 19:00''' [[Hack Politics]] meetup -- the first meetup to figure out how we in the hacker community can effectively mobilize and create meaningful change in these interesting times
* '''March 12th, 12:00-18:00 - Noisebridge Hackathon!''' Second Saturday Hackathon is a casual monthly event dedicated to working on the space or relevant projects and building community This is a great time to get feedback or help on any projects you have been considering that center around the space, culture, and infrastructure of Noisebridge You can also help with existing projects and find out ways to get involved.
* '''March 10, Thursday, 19:00 - Group Grammar Clinic''' - Church Classroom - Donations gladly accepted - A clinic for grammar and writing evaluationPlease bring your web/social or technical writing for us to evaluateBring your laptop as well Collaboration groupware possibly provided(Please suggest groupware software to use if you wish)Constructive feedback from other group members is encouraged so that this clinic is a group process- Facilitator: [[User:Owen|Owen]] (opietro@yahoo.com)
* '''March 9th, 20:00''' - Ferment and filter a mash! [[fermentation logs]]

===2010===
* '''Sunday, August 22, 19:00 CLUB-MATE DROPOFF AND TASTING PARTY''' Nick Farr will be in town to drop off Club-Mate ordered by San Franciscans!
* '''June 5th, 12:00-19:00 - [[NoiseBridgeRehab]]''' - Help make the space more usable and accessible! Noisebridge needs your help!
* '''June 5th, 16:00-20:00 - [[Science For Juggalos]]''' - Science Fair in front of the Warfield Theater teaching magnetism to Juggalos
* '''June 6th, 15:00 - [[AVC Meetup]]''' - Entrepreneurial bonding & matchmaking
* '''June 9th, 21:00 - Your liver supports Noisebridge''' - Come to Elixir @ 16th & Guerrero anytime after 21:00 and drink, drink, drink! 50% of tips go to Noisebridge
* '''February 27th, 20:00 - [[Hacker EPROM]]''' - Noisebridge's first prom! Nice tie and a (robot) date requiredWe will have a DJ and punch.
* '''February 24th, 19:00, Wednesday - Joris Peels, of [http://www.shapeways.com Shapeways]''', and expert on 3D printing, will give a [[ShaperwaysPresentation | talk and demonstration]] at Noisebridge!.
* '''February 23rd, 18:00 - Cleaning day''' - Come and help clean Noisebridge, because everyone loves a clean hack space.
* '''February 12th, 21:00 - visit from Steve Jackson'''Game designer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jackson_%28US_game_designer%29 Steve Jackson], founder of Steve Jackson Games, will visit Noisebridge.
* '''January 27th, 18:00-20:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Workshop]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] (contact [[User:Gpvillamil|Gian Pablo]] for more info)
* '''January 27th, 20:00-22:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Performance]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] - "Celebrate a night of new sound that will change your idea of music forever!"
* '''January 25th, 19:30 - [[Bag Porn]]''' - What's in your bag?
* '''January 20th, 19:00-21:00 - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat/about Bay Categories & Types]''' - Categories, monoids, monads, functors and more! Held in the Alonzo Church classroom.
* '''January 20th, 19:00 - [[User Experience Book Club SF]]''' - Our book this month is "A Theory of Fun for Game Design" by Raph Koster - http://is.gd/6sEqw (meets in Turing)
* '''January 21st, 20:00 - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' - Monthly set of lightning talks on diverse topics
* '''January 22nd, 17:00 - [[CleaningParty| Cleaning Party]]''' - Come help clean up Noisebridge! Awsum fun!
* ...January 14th,16th, and 17th 1:00- ??? Build Out day for kitchen/bathroom/laundry bring yourself and a good attitude, learn a few things as well
* '''January 15th, 18:00 - [[CNC_Mill_Workshop]]''' - Learn to use the CNC mill for 2D engraving and circuit board routing
* Thursdays 17:00 [[ASL Group|American Sign Language]] - Learn how to talk without using your voice (or just come chat in ASL)[http://whenisgood.net/noisebridge/asl/generic click to reschedule]

===2009===
* '''November 18th, 19:30''' - [[Dorkbot_2009_11_18|Dorkbot]]
* '''November 19th, 18:00''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
* '''November 19th, 20:00''' - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
* '''November 20th, 18:00''' - Loud Objects [http://www.flickr.com/photos/createdigitalmedia/3428249036/ Noise Toy workshop].
* '''November 20th, 20:00''' - Performance by [http://www.loudobjects.com/ Loud Objects], (featuring Tristan Perich and Lesley Flanigan) and [http://www.myspace.com/jibkidder Jib Kidder].
:'''2009-11-05''' - [http://www.server-sky.com/ Server Sky presentation: Internet and Computation in Orbit] by Keith Lofstrom
:'''2009-11-05''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
:'''2009-11-02''' - [[French]] book club meeting to discuss [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/2842612892/ref=ord_cart_shr?_encoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Une Si Longue Lettre]
: ''' October 1st, 18:00''' - [[Wireless_Mesh_Network_Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
: ''' October 1st, 19:00''' - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat Bay Area Categories and Types]
: '''2009-10-03''' [[Year 1 Open Hacker House]]
:'''Friday''': [[CrazyCryptoNight]] - Discussion of cryptography for beginners through experts6-???
:'''Sunday''' : [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] Sundays, at 3-5pm.
:'''Monday''': [[German]] - Learn German, all levels7pm beginners, 8pm advancedRSVP 24 hours in advance for the benefit of the instructorEvents ran May-November 2009Currently on Thursdays at 8Get on the mailing list.
:'''Tuesday''': [[Haskell/Haschool]] - Learn Haskell with Jason Dusek 6PM - 7:30PM, from May until we're all experts.
:'''Wednesday''': [[Adobe_Lightroom|Adobe Lightroom]] - Become a more organized photographerWeekly class (mostly held off site).
:'''Thursday''': [[Professional VFX Compositing With Adobe After Effects]] - Taught by [[User:SFSlim|Aaron Muszalski]]7:30PM - 10PM, most Thursdays in May & June & ? (click through dammit)
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] 3D Edition
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Wireless Mesh Network Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
:'''2009-08-20''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] One Dee Edition
:'''2009-07-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] Zero Dee
:'''2009-07-02 - 2009-07-05''': [http://toorcamp.org Toorcamp]
:'''2009-07-01''': Noisedroid meeting to discuss location logging on Android platform (and other stuff too, I'm sure)
:'''2009-06-30''': [[Powerbocking Class|Powerbocking class]]
:'''2009-06-30''': "Suing Telemarketers for Fun and Profit" (Toorcamp talk preview)
:'''2009-06-28''': "Meditation for Hackers" (Toorcamp workshop preview)
:'''2009-06-18''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-06-15''': [[Eagle Workshop]] Session two of the Eagle CAD workshop.
:'''2009-06-13''': [[RoboGames 2009]] Noisebridge had a booth staffed by vounteers, great fun!
:'''2009-05-21''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-04-27''': [[EagleCAD workshop]] -- learn to use this CAD tool for printed circuit board design
:'''2009-04-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] April showers & flowers edition
:'''2009-04-11''': [[RFID Hacking]] weekend workshop (this event moved from the original March date)
:'''2009-04-05''': [[First aid and CPR class]] Learning how to not only not die, but also reduce scarring!
:'''2009-04-03''': [[Sudo pop]] 2PM and onMaking the first batch of a Noisebridge label yerba mate-niated rootbrew, gratis and DIY
:'''2009-03-26''': [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] first meet up for this new group: 8 pm
:'''2009-03-19''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-03-12''': [[OpenBTS and GSM]] talk by David Burgess
:'''2009-02-14''': [[Open Heart Workshop]] Valentine's Day blinkyheart soldering party!
:'''2009-02-13''': [[Time-t_Party|<tt>time_t</tt> Party]] to celebrate 1,234,567,890 since the Unix epoch.
:'''2009-02-09''': [[Spanish learning at 8:30]]
:'''2009-02-05''': [[PGP Key Workshop]]
:'''2009-01-31''': [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]

===2008===
:'''2008-12-27''': [[25C3]] Chaos Computer Congress in Berlin
:'''2008-12-20 & 21''': [[Creme Brulee]] Workshop on creating a french dessert, with bonus propane torch.
:'''2008-12-17 20:00''': [[Machine Learning]] Birds-of-a-feather
:'''2008-11-24''': [[Circuit Hacking Monday]] circuit design workshop
:'''2008-11-21,understanding and using computers 7pm''':[[Milk and Cookies]] -- [[User:Dmolnar|David Molnar]] hosts Milk and Cookies at 83CBring a short 5-7minute thing to read to othersBring a potluck cookie/snack/drink if you likeDavid will bring milk and cookies.
:'''2008-11-17, 7:30pm''': [[Basic Bicycle Maintain]] - [[User:rubin110|Rubin]] and [[User:rigel|rigel]] hate it w8:00 pm to 10:00hen we see a bike that isn't maintainedScreechy chains and clacking derailleur can go to hellBasic bike tune up, sharing the smarts on simple things you can do at home to make your ride suck a whole lot less.
:'''2008-11-16, 5:00pm''': [[RepRap Soldering Party]] - help assemble RepRap! RSVPs required on wiki! [[User:Adi|adi]]
:'''2008-11-16, 3:00pm''': [[Oscilloscopes]] - Learn how to use this versatile tool to test electronic circuits Maximum 6 slots, please sign up ahead of time! [[User:dstaff|dstaff]]
:'''2008-10-31''': [[Halloween Open House]] - NoiseBridge's own [[PPPC]] threw an awesome open house/halloween galaPost pictures if you got 'em!
:'''2008-10-25''': [[Soldering Workshop]] and Pumpkin Hackin' - Learn to solder for total newbies (or learn to solder better!), including surface mountAdditionally, carve your halloween pumpkins and enjoy some experimental pumpkin pie and/or soup.
:'''2008-10-07''': (tuesday before meeting) - Etch a circuit boardI'll be trying a photo resist etching and a basic printed mask etchingThis is step 1/3 for a project called "annoying USB thingie" which will execute pre-defined keystrokes by sneaking a tiny USB dongle onto a victim^h^h^h^h^h buddy's computer.
:'''2008-09-13''': [[Processing Workshop]] — Learn this very easy-to-use programming language! - [[Processing Workshop Report]]
:'''2008-02-16''': [[Brain Machine Workshop|Brain Machine Making Workshop]]: Our first hardware sprint!

[[Category:Top level]]

Supercollider Class

2018-02-04T22:44:55Z

SteeleNivenson: reference and formatting

Supercollider class at Noisebridge.

Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer.

Build patches, run synths, control their sound in real-time with other synths, MIDI, your mouse, and any OSC device. Live code changes to your patches as they run. Learn how to build complex synthesizers that would cost thousands of dollars to build with hardware.

Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

Supercollider class is a [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html 12 week class] written by [https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

The first SuperCollider class will begin on Wednesday, 2018-02-07 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

'''7. Interaction 2'''

7.1 Interaction 2.html

Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-02-04T22:43:43Z

SteeleNivenson: typwond

Supercollider class at Noisebridge.

Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer.

Build patches, run synths, control their sound in real-time with other synths, MIDI, your mouse, and any OSC device. Live code changes to your patches as they run. Learn how to build complex synthesizers that would cost thousands of dollars to build with hardware.

Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by [https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

The first SuperCollider class will begin on Wednesday, 2018-02-07 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

'''7. Interaction 2'''

7.1 Interaction 2.html

Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-02-04T22:43:08Z

SteeleNivenson: link to author

Supercollider class at Noisebridge.

Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer.

Build patches, run synths, control their sound in real-time with other synths, MIDI, your mouse, and any OSC device. Live code changes to your patches as they run. Learn how to build complex synthesizers that would cost thousands of dollars to build with hardware.

Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by [ https://composerprogrammer.com/ Nick Collins]. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

The first SuperCollider class will begin on Wednesday, 2018-02-07 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

'''7. Interaction 2'''

7.1 Interaction 2.html

Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-02-04T22:42:09Z

SteeleNivenson:

Supercollider class at Noisebridge.

Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer.

Build patches, run synths, control their sound in real-time with other synths, MIDI, your mouse, and any OSC device. Live code changes to your patches as they run. Learn how to build complex synthesizers that would cost thousands of dollars to build with hardware.

Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by Nick Collins. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

The first SuperCollider class will begin on Wednesday, 2018-02-07 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

'''7. Interaction 2'''

7.1 Interaction 2.html

Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Category:Events

2018-02-04T22:41:22Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Wednesdays */ be explicit

Official, Semi-Official, one-off and other events at the Noisebridge space.

= '''''THIS EVENTS LISTING MAY BE OUT OF DATE, PLEASE ALSO CHECK OUR MEETUP PAGE''''' =

Please check our [https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/>] for additional events at Noisebridge.

=Event Calendar=



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'''''Not all events make it onto this calendar.''' And some of the listings here may be out of date.'' 
Many events only make it to the [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-discuss/ Discussion] or [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-announce/ Announcements] mailing lists, [[IRC]], our '''[https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge>]''', or in person at [[Meetings | Tuesday meetings]]. Best of all, Noisebridge is about people getting together at the space in San Francisco to do stuff. DO pay attention, as some eventSs just arise organically from the bottom up!

'''Want to host your event at Noisebridge?''' We like seeing classes and talks on interesting things pertaining to various subjects of hacking. Most of all, we like seeing familiar faces. Please participate in the space and our [[Meetings|weekly Tuesday meetings]] to see if we're the right audience for what you want to share before announcing a new event. Additionally, please see our [[Hosting an Event|events hosting page]] for suggestions on how to use Noisebridge for your event/class/workshop.

 
 

=== Upcoming Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=2 edit] ===








{{event
|time = Friday, January 26th, 2018, 5:00pm - Sunday January 28th, 5:00pm
|title = Global Game Jam
|description = Make a game in 48 hours! [[Global_Game_Jam]], is a yearly event bringing together game developers from all over the world. Everyone is welcome regardless of experience! Keynote at 5:30pm in Hackatorium with breakout sessions and team-forming after. Share your projects in the Hackitorium Sunday evening!
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, February 10th, 2017, 2pm
|title = GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES
|description = [[Godwaffle_10_Feb_2018|The 10-Feb-2017 GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES]] has experimental acts, electronic sounds, & noise, with gourmet vegan pancakes! 
''Bands: XOME, Famous Techno, Jack Hertz, Earth Jerks, Tender Buttons''
}}
 
{{event
|time = Thursday, February 15th, 2018, 8:00pm
|title = Five Minutes of Fame 2018 02 15
|description = February edition of [[Five_Minutes_of_Fame_2018_02_15|5MoF]], Noisebridge's longest running event, talk submissions are open.
}}

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=== Recurring Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=3 edit] ===



{{Template:Recurring}} - Every week. 
{{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} - Certain weeks, e.g. 1st week only. 
{{Template:RecurringException|-2nd}} - Except certain weeks, or other schedule exceptions.

==== Mondays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''[[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Take Out the Trash Night]]''' - Be sure to put bins out by midnight as the trash truck comes between 1:30 to 2:30am.

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd}} '''6:00pm to 8:00 pm [[Make:SF Project Build]] ''' Hello Makers, We continue our maker journey and our December MeetUp will be at the historic NoiseBridge! We'll have our usual selection of projects. Each one is merely $10, and you take it home with you after you build it with our gear. December we have an additional food project. If you have your own project or idea, bring it! First timers and skilled makers come to this meetup and its always fun and informative. RSVP to our Meetup page and I will connect you with the info on how you too can be excellent at NoiseBridge. [https://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/243529490/] Mondays are very busy at NoiseBridge. We predict you will return to NoiseBridge soon for their classes. Diana 271-4286.

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Circuit Hacking Mondays]] NOTE: CHM WILL BE ON BREAK FROM 12-18-17 to 1-1-18 ''' Learn to solder! And make cool things with electronics. [[User:maltman23|Mitch]], [[User:Tman66|J]], Rolf, [[User:Miloh|Miloh]], [[User:Cedric|Cedric]], Cheng, Greg, and/or a host of others will bring kits-for-purchase to make cool, hackable things for all skill levels that you can bring home after you make them! Many designed for '''absolute beginners'''! Bring your own projects to hack! Bring things to fix! All ages. All are welcome! See the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss Discuss list] and the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-announce Announce list] for weekly updates.

* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm '''[[PyClass|Intermediate Python with PyClass]]''' - Crash course in the Python standard library. Monday session is held in Church Classroom.

==== ''Super'' Tuesdays! ====

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:30 pm to 11:30 pm [[Gamebridge|Gamebridge Unityversity Game Dev Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly game development class and meetup, learn and share C# Unity coding, 2D/3D art, design, writing and audio. Learn how to mentor and help teach game dev. ([[Noise Square Table]]).
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm [[Meetings|Noisebridge Weekly Meeting]]''' - Introducing new people and events to the space, general discussion, and decision-making on key issues. '''This is your space, folks. Come on out here in person to express what you think about what's going on with it!'''
*{{Template:Recurring}} '''11am to 6pm [[freeCodeCamp|freeCodeCamp Workshop]]''' - Come code with us! Learn full stack web development with JavaScript, HTML, CSS. Everyone is welcome!

==== Wednesdays ====
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd, 4th}} Wednesday - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Crypto Builder's Meetup -- Join up for casual lightning talks and hacking on crypto/blockchain/decentralization in the Hackatorium. NOTE: We will resume the meetings on January 24th. For more information visit: https://www.meetup.com/sfhackdays/
* {{Template:Recurring}} 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm [[DreamTeam| Dream Team Neuro Hackery]] - EEG research & development project with general interest in sleep, dreaming, creative intelligence, and many loosely related topics such as: neurophysiology, signal processing, cognitive neuroscience, and (especially) hacking code and devices for data acquisition and analysis. Join us at the [[CollaborationStation]] (near the Hackatorium). Expect general discussion around 8 PM - usually moving along by 9 PM to focus on more technical aspects of current project.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st,3rd}} 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm Haskell Class in [[Church]].
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm - Wednesday [[Supercollider Class]] in the [[Turing]] classroom. Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer. This is a 12 week curriculum with offline exercises.

==== Thursdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} [[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Trash Night -- Round Two]] - Take out the trash for Friday morning! Do it by midnight as truck comes ~1:30am to 2:30am.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm to 9:00pm [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' a.k.a. 5MoF - Ten 5min talks in an hour, on any topic! Small 5MoFs every Thursday-ish, bigger ones on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|biweekly}} 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Laser Safety Training every other Thursday evening. [http://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ RSVP on meetup.com]
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Math class in [[Turing]]! Right now we're proving our way through Munkres's ''Topology''.


==== Fridays ====

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|3rd}} [[Noisebridge Gaming Archivists]] Meetup 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm -- Come play, fix, mod retro consoles. Create and play is our motto! If you like video games, this is the place for you.
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[NeurotechSF]] Every other Friday starting on February 2nd, 2018 (A Neuro-hacker Guild to hack together Brain Computer Interfaces with Virtual Reality devices and Neural Networks) in [[Collaboration Station]] (A space in the very front near Mission St) OR [[Church]] (A space in the very back). To confirm the date of the next meeting visit here https://www.meetup.com/NeuroTechSF
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Computerology]] (The study of computers, or any kind of work with computers; computing.) in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]].
* 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm [[FUN Tutoring]] in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]]

==== Saturdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm - Privacy hackathon! Developers, designers, activists, journalists, and concerned citizens are all welcome to join us every Saturday at Noisebridge (at the tables in the back) to help contribute to free, open source, privacy-enhancing softwar8:00 pm to 10:00e that the world desperately needs. Brought to you by the [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Cypherpunks Write Code] meetup group <-- you can RSVP here. Edward Snowden risked everything to teach us how badly new privacy-enhancing software needs to exist. [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Let's make it happen!]

==== Sundays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 11:00 am to 1:00 pm [[Sunday Morning iOS Peer Lab Meetup]] - iOS Meetup for people want to hack together. Feel free to do whatever you want: work on your project, ask and teach each other, have a chat with folks.
* {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 1:00 pm Monthly Lock Sport Collaboration: Come learn how to pick locks and learn more about them with the [http://www.tooolsf.org/ SF Bay Area chapter] of [http://toool.us/ TOOOL]. The group meets on alternating months at Noisebridge and in San Jose. Check the [httpsS://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tooolsf TOOOL SF announcement list] for details.
* {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm [[Hack Days]] - We're getting together every Sunday and working on stuff together! (Bots/Robotics/Cybernetics/AI/ML/Crypto/Infrastructure/Dapps/etc). We're all about learning, sharing, and building together. [[church]] Bring what you're working on, or at least a healthy appetite to learn and share. All-in-all this will be a space to philosophize and dream as much as practice, hack, and publish. :)

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If you'd like to contact somebody at Noisebridge regarding these Events or even the Noisebridge Wiki itself, then please send an email message to one of the Board members listed in the [[Contacts]] list, e.g., <secretary@noisebridge.net> or <treasurer@noisebridge.net>

=== Orphaned Events ===
These events appear to be dormant or extinct.

* SAT 10:15 - 12:10 [[Juggling with Judy!]] Note: next class is scheduled for Saturday June 29th. Attention juggling fans! Judy will be at the 2013 World Juggling Day celebration Saturday June 15th at Ripley's Believe It Or Not Odditorium in San Francisco Fisherman's Warf - free event begins at 1. Come check it out!
* THU 18:00 - 21:00 '''[[Privacy Bay]]''' - A monthly meetup for Bay Area folks interested in privacy. Meets in Church on the last Thursday of the month.
* FRI 19:00 - 21:00 [[Anarchy_101|Anarchy 101]] - a class/seminar on what anarchy is and is not, and how it impacts us as individuals and as discrete groups.
* 20:00 - 22:00 [[Noise~_Wednesday | Noise~ Wed]] - Graphical media programming with Max/MSP/Jitter
* 19:00 [[Tahoe-LAFS]] - Occasional meetup of users and/or developers of the Least Authority File System.
* 14:00 - 16:00 Android Developer Support Group - Meet up with other app developers in the library for a lightly structured knowledge-share.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''5:00 pm to 7:30 pm [[Songbridge|Songbridge Music Making Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly music making and mentoring meetup with Ableton/GarageBand/Logic tutorials for beginners and peer collabs. ([[Noise Square Table]]).

OrphanSed as of 2017-10-31:
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm Build a Solar Lab Kit with SpyCamp - Starting June 14th to August 16th, at 2:00pm sharp Natalie (errcat) will be leading a solar charger kit lab for kids! Friends and family are invited to come with their kids and build a solar charger along side kids from SpyCamp. Kits are sold at the door for 20 dollars for whoever wishes to participate (5 dollars from each kit are donated to Noisebridge).
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm - '''[[Cyberspectrum|Cyberspectrum: Software Defined Radio Meetup]]''' in the Hackatorium(''new''): A place to learn and exchange ideas about SDR. Presentations on concepts, mystery signals, hardware/software and cool applications. Event alternates monthly between SF and the South Bay.
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} Wednesday of every month, 7:30-9. '''[[with Software; Art()]]''' Present your personal and expressive art made with software/hardware of your own making and get feedback and critical dialogue from fellow artist/technologists. ON HIATUS TILL OCTOBER! [Last updated August 2, 201S7].
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm - Career Change: How to kickstart your new career in web development
* (Thursday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm The [[Go]] group meets up on Wednesdays and Thursdays to play.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 3:00 pm [[Go]] - Playing of the Go board game. On nice days we often take the boards to Dolores Park and play there.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm .impact Workathons in Turing classrom. Work on projects that will help humanity & beyond.

=== Proposed Future Events and Classes ===
:'''(TBD)''': [[Audio Show and Tell]] Let's meetup this November 19th, Sunday at noon in the Hackitorium to share our audio projects for an hour! Bring your project/art, hardware or software ...if interested contact and confirm you can attend michael@kzsu.stanford.edu
:'''(TBD)''': [[Sound Science]] A potential monthly lecture/demonstration series on the little known science behind sound reproductionTopics to include: Transducer Physics(speakers and mics), Room Acoustics, Signal Path and Cabling,Loudspeaker design 101, Music Production Tips for Big Sound, and How to make a small system sound SHUGEEach session to include hands on projects like making speakers from stuff lying around, Non-Newtonian bass monsters, and ez speaker mods for anyoneIf interested contact the new guy-> MattLong8 at gmail dot com, 805 four five three - six zero nine seven
:'''(TBD)''': [[Modular Synthesis]] a bi-weekly (or monthly) group devoted to modular synthesizers> workshop will include modular sound synthesis styles and techniques, a study of different modules and their functions, ie voltage controlled oscillator, voltage controlled filter, low frequency oscillator, envelope generator ect and how these modules interact with each other, what control voltage and triggers are..... as well as one on one time for each student with the modular, which is a 60 space large format Moog style modular synthesizer with big knobs and 1/4 jacks including performance and other awesomeness by Douglas. contact Douglas at greenshoos at gmail dotcom
:'''(TBD)''': [[VideoHacking]] a weekly video/video art devoted hacker group, including experiments in the 3D vr realm...if interested contact julialc4@gmail.com
:Wednesdays at 21:00 [[Brewing Bridge]] - Malakkar Proposal: Learn how to make your drinks fun AND antibacterial, using yeastThis will be recurring if enough interest or need is presentAssociated items - what to do with brewing leftovers, and brewers sample hour, etc.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Probability]] - Weekly probability study group based on [http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electSrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-041-probabilistic-systems-analysis-and-applied-probability-spring-2006/related-resources/ Fundamentals of Applied Probability Theory] by Al Drake
:'''(TBD)''': [[Mandarin Corner|Mandarin]] - Learn or practice Mandarin, all levels. Also currently on hiatus. Get on the mailing list.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Movie Night!]] - [[User:ThOMG|Thom]] wants to build community through nerdy sci-fi! (+Bill+Ted+Excellence++) (how about a Friday hacker movie night? -[[User:Carl|Carl]])
:'''(TBD)''': [[Introduction to the AVR Microcontroller]] - [[User:Mightyohm|Jeff]] and [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]] are planning an introductory class for people wanting to make cool projects with AVRs.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Basic Chemistry Lab Techniques]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cuddle Puddle for the Economy]] - Stress-hacking with informal massage exchange.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Milk and Cookies]] - Come read your favorite selections out loud With Milk and Cookies (and yeah, probably beer too).
:'''(TBD)''': [[Processing Workshop 2]] - [[User:Scmurray|Scott]] is interested in teaching this, and is busy thinking about what, where, when, why, and how.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Hack your Hardware]] -- We call BS on "no user-serviceable parts inside"
:'''(TBD)''': [[Homebrew Instruction Class]] - The Wort (pt 1/3)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Trip to Shooting Range]] - Field trip to a shooting range, to shoot guns Express interest at [[Trip to Shooting Range]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Surface Mount Soldering Workshop]] - Learn how to solder cicuits with small surface mount parts [[User:maltman23|Mitch Altman]] and Martin Bogomolni and others will show their tricks [[User:maltman23|Mitch]] will bring hackable kits that uses surface mounts for you to solder<-YES! (mattlong8 at gmail dot com)
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]Turing
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Version control tutorial]]
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Foreign language learning for rocket scientists]] - I'm near-native (fool people when I try) in (French and) Japanese, and a pro trans/terpreter and will share my shortcuts (skill-order, vocab, speed/articulation, translation≅grammar) No expertise on tonal languages yet..so if you know how to remember tones or how tone-sandhi interacts with speed and/or how nuances of speaker attitude are expressed in them (what we do with rythm/inflection/sentence-intonation and stress in Eng., and with particles and ??? in e.g. Cantonese) please chime in or call me (415-608-0564) so I can convey your wisdom [also looking for a from-scratch Arabic partner]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Getting started with Arduino]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Distributed Databases]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Node.js Beginners Session]] - Interested in learning about Node.js? I amMaybe these guys want to teach it: http://www.meetup.com/Joyent-Butt-User-Group/events/81311542/

:'''(TBD)''': [[Scrum Club]] - I though I'd test the waters and see if anyone was interested in a noisebridge scrum club details are here http://scrumclub.org/scrum-clubs/ if inturested hit me up twitter: @theabcasian, facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theabcasian
:'''(TBD)''': [[CNC Mill Workshop]] - Who wants to make stuff on the [[MaxNCMill]]?
:'''(TBD)''': [[Math & Science Help]] - If you would like some math, science or engineering help, I'm down to lend a hand.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cyborg Group|Cyborg Group / Sensebridge]] - Work on projects like artificial senses Someone needs to lead this!
:'''(TBD)''': [[OpenEEG]] - Brain techHas historically met on Sundays, at the behest of interested parties.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Programming_for_Poets | Programming for Poets]] - Gentle intro to programming using Processing
:'''(TBD)''': [[World Builders & Simgineers]] - Work together to create a beautiful & open virtual world & platform.
:'''(TBD)''': [[PlunderBridge]] - Metal detecting, detector technology & treasure hunting expeditions.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Ruby Mining]] - Ruby on Rails basics, interactive working group
:'''(TBD)''': [[MoinMoin Wiki]] - MoinMoin Wiki (details see there)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Noisebridge Fundraiser 2013]]

= Past Events =

===2016===
{{event
|time = Saturday, June 18th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's leave from NB 15min before or meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, May 28th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Thursday, February 25th, 2016, 7pm
|title = SF Amateur Mathematicians
|description = Differential Geometry and Wide-Angle Photography with Chad Fong. In Church Room. See [http://www.meetup.com/SF-Amateur-Mathematicians/events/228761849/ Meetup page]. SF Amateur Mathematicians is a math club open to everyone interested in learning more about math. Topics and talks generally assume some collegiate mathematical background.
}}
 
{{event
|time = Sunday, February 7th, 2016, 11:00am
|title = HackTheLeft
|description = [[HackTheLeft|Hack the Left]] is an ''anticapitalist'' hackathon, going on for the entire long weekend of February 5th-7th at Noisebridge. This is an experiment to see what happens when you get a bunch of leftists in a room for a weekend with the intention to advance liberatory and ''anticapitalist'' projects using technology. This includes software projects like Tor and Signal, art projects like the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project and Men in Grey, hardware projects like mesh networks and signal jammers, and tools for rad organizations like Anti Police-Crimethink Project and Food Not Bombs. It's clear that there's a huge amount of opportunity for liberatory technology. It's up to us to build it. 

*Hackathon participants should be able to get into Noisebridge by [[Hours | its 11:00 AM opening hour]], if not earlier, for both weekend days.
}}

===2014===
*{{event
|time = Sunday, September 23, 5:00pm
|title = How to Start a Startup MOOC Lecture Viewings
|description = We would get together to watch the lectures together and conduct discussion and networking afterwards. http://startupclass.samaltman.com/
|}}

===2013===
*{{event
|time = Friday, August 9, 5:00pm
|title = Noisebridge Party Setup
|description = Volunteers will be preparing the space for Saturday's show. There are no scheduled conflicts; you might be asked to move multiple times by someone pushing a broom and assembling a raised stage simultaneously.
|}}

*{{event
|time = Saturday, August 10, 4:00pm
|title = Noisebridge "______ the Bridge" Party
|description = a summer fundraising party for Noisebridge, which YOU are invited to!
|suggested donation = $10, but no one turned away for lack of funds
|}}

*{{event
|time = Sunday, August 11, 2:00pm
|title = Bay Area Hackers' Association Meeting
|description = Jon Callas presenting on [[BAHA/2013-08-11|Secure Communications, Privacy, Counter-Surveillance]].
|}}

* '''Wednesday, May 22, 7.00 pm: Instructables Build Night''' - Bare Conductive, Instructables will supply Bare Conductive paint pens and pizza. Come experiment with the paint and post some Instructables. This is a FREE event.

===2012===
* '''December 20, Thursday, 20:00 - 22:00 - [[5MoF|5 Minutes of Fame]]''' - Following up on its triumphant return in November, 5MoF is back with another showcase of lightning talks & other good stuff, with your host Sir Danny O'Brien! Details TBA
*'''Tuesday Feb14th, 18:00 to 20:00''' ZiP MegaZine releases its inaugural issue with '''My Noisy Valentine''' Zine Release Microparty in the Noisebridge cafeFor more info follow [[zine | this]] link.
* '''Wednesday, Jan30, 20:00-22:00''' [[zine|ZiP]] meeting for zine-makers & others with an interest in printing & self-publishingThe meeting 1/30/13 is our first since mid-2012We plan to hold them regularly from now on at this time (Wednesday 8pm)This meeting will be informal & will probably take place in the printing/lasercutter area of the hackerspace.

===2011===

* '''September 11th 14:00 to 17:00''' - The San Francisco Chapter of the Open Organisation Of Lockpickers and Bay Area Hacker's Association present a joint meeting on [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Locksport locksport]
*'''August 4, 7PM, Thursday''' - [http://zeidman.net Bob Zeidman] will be giving a talk on video games and intellectual property, hosted by TheMADEHe will also speak about IP infringement cases.
*'''August 9, 6:30PM, Tuesday''' - [http://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/26413241/ Make:SF] - Chris Jefferies will speak about the wireless sensor kit he is developing and we are brinunderstanding and using computersging back our all star soldering kits.

* '''April 13th, 19:00''' - Kombucha fermentation class with [[BioBridge]]
*'''April 7th, 20:00''' - [[In-Depth|Noisebridge: In-Depth]] Our monthly lecture and round tableThis month's speaker will be Aragorn! his lecture will be "Anarchism & technology: An unbridgeable chasm"
*'''April 4th, 20:00''' - Camp KDE PartyCome and meet part of the KDE North America community and get a quick overview of this year's [http://camp.kde.org/ Camp KDE] conferenceThere will be beer
*'''April 3rd, 16:00''' - NoiseCaching: Meet-up to build some geocaches, and talk about making geocoinsThen we'll head out to find some local caches and place caches we made[http://www.geocaching.com More info about Geocaching here]
* '''March 20th, 19:00''' [[Hack Politics]] meetup -- the first meetup to figure out how we in the hacker community can effectively mobilize and create meaningful change in these interesting times
* '''March 12th, 12:00-18:00 - Noisebridge Hackathon!''' Second Saturday Hackathon is a casual monthly event dedicated to working on the space or relevant projects and building community This is a great time to get feedback or help on any projects you have been considering that center around the space, culture, and infrastructure of Noisebridge You can also help with existing projects and find out ways to get involved.
* '''March 10, Thursday, 19:00 - Group Grammar Clinic''' - Church Classroom - Donations gladly accepted - A clinic for grammar and writing evaluationPlease bring your web/social or technical writing for us to evaluateBring your laptop as well Collaboration groupware possibly provided(Please suggest groupware software to use if you wish)Constructive feedback from other group members is encouraged so that this clinic is a group process- Facilitator: [[User:Owen|Owen]] (opietro@yahoo.com)
* '''March 9th, 20:00''' - Ferment and filter a mash! [[fermentation logs]]

===2010===
* '''Sunday, August 22, 19:00 CLUB-MATE DROPOFF AND TASTING PARTY''' Nick Farr will be in town to drop off Club-Mate ordered by San Franciscans!
* '''June 5th, 12:00-19:00 - [[NoiseBridgeRehab]]''' - Help make the space more usable and accessible! Noisebridge needs your help!
* '''June 5th, 16:00-20:00 - [[Science For Juggalos]]''' - Science Fair in front of the Warfield Theater teaching magnetism to Juggalos
* '''June 6th, 15:00 - [[AVC Meetup]]''' - Entrepreneurial bonding & matchmaking
* '''June 9th, 21:00 - Your liver supports Noisebridge''' - Come to Elixir @ 16th & Guerrero anytime after 21:00 and drink, drink, drink! 50% of tips go to Noisebridge
* '''February 27th, 20:00 - [[Hacker EPROM]]''' - Noisebridge's first prom! Nice tie and a (robot) date requiredWe will have a DJ and punch.
* '''February 24th, 19:00, Wednesday - Joris Peels, of [http://www.shapeways.com Shapeways]''', and expert on 3D printing, will give a [[ShaperwaysPresentation | talk and demonstration]] at Noisebridge!.
* '''February 23rd, 18:00 - Cleaning day''' - Come and help clean Noisebridge, because everyone loves a clean hack space.
* '''February 12th, 21:00 - visit from Steve Jackson'''Game designer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jackson_%28US_game_designer%29 Steve Jackson], founder of Steve Jackson Games, will visit Noisebridge.
* '''January 27th, 18:00-20:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Workshop]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] (contact [[User:Gpvillamil|Gian Pablo]] for more info)
* '''January 27th, 20:00-22:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Performance]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] - "Celebrate a night of new sound that will change your idea of music forever!"
* '''January 25th, 19:30 - [[Bag Porn]]''' - What's in your bag?
* '''January 20th, 19:00-21:00 - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat/about Bay Categories & Types]''' - Categories, monoids, monads, functors and more! Held in the Alonzo Church classroom.
* '''January 20th, 19:00 - [[User Experience Book Club SF]]''' - Our book this month is "A Theory of Fun for Game Design" by Raph Koster - http://is.gd/6sEqw (meets in Turing)
* '''January 21st, 20:00 - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' - Monthly set of lightning talks on diverse topics
* '''January 22nd, 17:00 - [[CleaningParty| Cleaning Party]]''' - Come help clean up Noisebridge! Awsum fun!
* ...January 14th,16th, and 17th 1:00- ??? Build Out day for kitchen/bathroom/laundry bring yourself and a good attitude, learn a few things as well
* '''January 15th, 18:00 - [[CNC_Mill_Workshop]]''' - Learn to use the CNC mill for 2D engraving and circuit board routing
* Thursdays 17:00 [[ASL Group|American Sign Language]] - Learn how to talk without using your voice (or just come chat in ASL)[http://whenisgood.net/noisebridge/asl/generic click to reschedule]

===2009===
* '''November 18th, 19:30''' - [[Dorkbot_2009_11_18|Dorkbot]]
* '''November 19th, 18:00''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
* '''November 19th, 20:00''' - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
* '''November 20th, 18:00''' - Loud Objects [http://www.flickr.com/photos/createdigitalmedia/3428249036/ Noise Toy workshop].
* '''November 20th, 20:00''' - Performance by [http://www.loudobjects.com/ Loud Objects], (featuring Tristan Perich and Lesley Flanigan) and [http://www.myspace.com/jibkidder Jib Kidder].
:'''2009-11-05''' - [http://www.server-sky.com/ Server Sky presentation: Internet and Computation in Orbit] by Keith Lofstrom
:'''2009-11-05''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
:'''2009-11-02''' - [[French]] book club meeting to discuss [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/2842612892/ref=ord_cart_shr?_encoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Une Si Longue Lettre]
: ''' October 1st, 18:00''' - [[Wireless_Mesh_Network_Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
: ''' October 1st, 19:00''' - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat Bay Area Categories and Types]
: '''2009-10-03''' [[Year 1 Open Hacker House]]
:'''Friday''': [[CrazyCryptoNight]] - Discussion of cryptography for beginners through experts6-???
:'''Sunday''' : [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] Sundays, at 3-5pm.
:'''Monday''': [[German]] - Learn German, all levels7pm beginners, 8pm advancedRSVP 24 hours in advance for the benefit of the instructorEvents ran May-November 2009Currently on Thursdays at 8Get on the mailing list.
:'''Tuesday''': [[Haskell/Haschool]] - Learn Haskell with Jason Dusek 6PM - 7:30PM, from May until we're all experts.
:'''Wednesday''': [[Adobe_Lightroom|Adobe Lightroom]] - Become a more organized photographerWeekly class (mostly held off site).
:'''Thursday''': [[Professional VFX Compositing With Adobe After Effects]] - Taught by [[User:SFSlim|Aaron Muszalski]]7:30PM - 10PM, most Thursdays in May & June & ? (click through dammit)
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] 3D Edition
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Wireless Mesh Network Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
:'''2009-08-20''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] One Dee Edition
:'''2009-07-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] Zero Dee
:'''2009-07-02 - 2009-07-05''': [http://toorcamp.org Toorcamp]
:'''2009-07-01''': Noisedroid meeting to discuss location logging on Android platform (and other stuff too, I'm sure)
:'''2009-06-30''': [[Powerbocking Class|Powerbocking class]]
:'''2009-06-30''': "Suing Telemarketers for Fun and Profit" (Toorcamp talk preview)
:'''2009-06-28''': "Meditation for Hackers" (Toorcamp workshop preview)
:'''2009-06-18''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-06-15''': [[Eagle Workshop]] Session two of the Eagle CAD workshop.
:'''2009-06-13''': [[RoboGames 2009]] Noisebridge had a booth staffed by vounteers, great fun!
:'''2009-05-21''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-04-27''': [[EagleCAD workshop]] -- learn to use this CAD tool for printed circuit board design
:'''2009-04-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] April showers & flowers edition
:'''2009-04-11''': [[RFID Hacking]] weekend workshop (this event moved from the original March date)
:'''2009-04-05''': [[First aid and CPR class]] Learning how to not only not die, but also reduce scarring!
:'''2009-04-03''': [[Sudo pop]] 2PM and onMaking the first batch of a Noisebridge label yerba mate-niated rootbrew, gratis and DIY
:'''2009-03-26''': [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] first meet up for this new group: 8 pm
:'''2009-03-19''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-03-12''': [[OpenBTS and GSM]] talk by David Burgess
:'''2009-02-14''': [[Open Heart Workshop]] Valentine's Day blinkyheart soldering party!
:'''2009-02-13''': [[Time-t_Party|<tt>time_t</tt> Party]] to celebrate 1,234,567,890 since the Unix epoch.
:'''2009-02-09''': [[Spanish learning at 8:30]]
:'''2009-02-05''': [[PGP Key Workshop]]
:'''2009-01-31''': [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]

===2008===
:'''2008-12-27''': [[25C3]] Chaos Computer Congress in Berlin
:'''2008-12-20 & 21''': [[Creme Brulee]] Workshop on creating a french dessert, with bonus propane torch.
:'''2008-12-17 20:00''': [[Machine Learning]] Birds-of-a-feather
:'''2008-11-24''': [[Circuit Hacking Monday]] circuit design workshop
:'''2008-11-21,understanding and using computers 7pm''':[[Milk and Cookies]] -- [[User:Dmolnar|David Molnar]] hosts Milk and Cookies at 83CBring a short 5-7minute thing to read to othersBring a potluck cookie/snack/drink if you likeDavid will bring milk and cookies.
:'''2008-11-17, 7:30pm''': [[Basic Bicycle Maintain]] - [[User:rubin110|Rubin]] and [[User:rigel|rigel]] hate it w8:00 pm to 10:00hen we see a bike that isn't maintainedScreechy chains and clacking derailleur can go to hellBasic bike tune up, sharing the smarts on simple things you can do at home to make your ride suck a whole lot less.
:'''2008-11-16, 5:00pm''': [[RepRap Soldering Party]] - help assemble RepRap! RSVPs required on wiki! [[User:Adi|adi]]
:'''2008-11-16, 3:00pm''': [[Oscilloscopes]] - Learn how to use this versatile tool to test electronic circuits Maximum 6 slots, please sign up ahead of time! [[User:dstaff|dstaff]]
:'''2008-10-31''': [[Halloween Open House]] - NoiseBridge's own [[PPPC]] threw an awesome open house/halloween galaPost pictures if you got 'em!
:'''2008-10-25''': [[Soldering Workshop]] and Pumpkin Hackin' - Learn to solder for total newbies (or learn to solder better!), including surface mountAdditionally, carve your halloween pumpkins and enjoy some experimental pumpkin pie and/or soup.
:'''2008-10-07''': (tuesday before meeting) - Etch a circuit boardI'll be trying a photo resist etching and a basic printed mask etchingThis is step 1/3 for a project called "annoying USB thingie" which will execute pre-defined keystrokes by sneaking a tiny USB dongle onto a victim^h^h^h^h^h buddy's computer.
:'''2008-09-13''': [[Processing Workshop]] — Learn this very easy-to-use programming language! - [[Processing Workshop Report]]
:'''2008-02-16''': [[Brain Machine Workshop|Brain Machine Making Workshop]]: Our first hardware sprint!

[[Category:Top level]]

Category:Events

2018-02-04T21:17:30Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Recurring Events edit */ added supercollider class event

Official, Semi-Official, one-off and other events at the Noisebridge space.

= '''''THIS EVENTS LISTING MAY BE OUT OF DATE, PLEASE ALSO CHECK OUR MEETUP PAGE''''' =

Please check our [https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/>] for additional events at Noisebridge.

=Event Calendar=



<onlyinclude>
'''''Not all events make it onto this calendar.''' And some of the listings here may be out of date.'' 
Many events only make it to the [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-discuss/ Discussion] or [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-announce/ Announcements] mailing lists, [[IRC]], our '''[https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ Noisebridge Meetup page <https://www.meetup.com/noisebridge>]''', or in person at [[Meetings | Tuesday meetings]]. Best of all, Noisebridge is about people getting together at the space in San Francisco to do stuff. DO pay attention, as some eventSs just arise organically from the bottom up!

'''Want to host your event at Noisebridge?''' We like seeing classes and talks on interesting things pertaining to various subjects of hacking. Most of all, we like seeing familiar faces. Please participate in the space and our [[Meetings|weekly Tuesday meetings]] to see if we're the right audience for what you want to share before announcing a new event. Additionally, please see our [[Hosting an Event|events hosting page]] for suggestions on how to use Noisebridge for your event/class/workshop.

 
 

=== Upcoming Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=2 edit] ===








{{event
|time = Friday, January 26th, 2018, 5:00pm - Sunday January 28th, 5:00pm
|title = Global Game Jam
|description = Make a game in 48 hours! [[Global_Game_Jam]], is a yearly event bringing together game developers from all over the world. Everyone is welcome regardless of experience! Keynote at 5:30pm in Hackatorium with breakout sessions and team-forming after. Share your projects in the Hackitorium Sunday evening!
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, February 10th, 2017, 2pm
|title = GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES
|description = [[Godwaffle_10_Feb_2018|The 10-Feb-2017 GODWAFFLE NOISE PANCAKES]] has experimental acts, electronic sounds, & noise, with gourmet vegan pancakes! 
''Bands: XOME, Famous Techno, Jack Hertz, Earth Jerks, Tender Buttons''
}}
 
{{event
|time = Thursday, February 15th, 2018, 8:00pm
|title = Five Minutes of Fame 2018 02 15
|description = February edition of [[Five_Minutes_of_Fame_2018_02_15|5MoF]], Noisebridge's longest running event, talk submissions are open.
}}

<div class="recurring-events">

=== Recurring Events [https://www.noisebridge.net/index.php?title=Category:Events&action=edit&section=3 edit] ===



{{Template:Recurring}} - Every week. 
{{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} - Certain weeks, e.g. 1st week only. 
{{Template:RecurringException|-2nd}} - Except certain weeks, or other schedule exceptions.

==== Mondays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''[[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Take Out the Trash Night]]''' - Be sure to put bins out by midnight as the trash truck comes between 1:30 to 2:30am.

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd}} '''6:00pm to 8:00 pm [[Make:SF Project Build]] ''' Hello Makers, We continue our maker journey and our December MeetUp will be at the historic NoiseBridge! We'll have our usual selection of projects. Each one is merely $10, and you take it home with you after you build it with our gear. December we have an additional food project. If you have your own project or idea, bring it! First timers and skilled makers come to this meetup and its always fun and informative. RSVP to our Meetup page and I will connect you with the info on how you too can be excellent at NoiseBridge. [https://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/243529490/] Mondays are very busy at NoiseBridge. We predict you will return to NoiseBridge soon for their classes. Diana 271-4286.

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Circuit Hacking Mondays]] NOTE: CHM WILL BE ON BREAK FROM 12-18-17 to 1-1-18 ''' Learn to solder! And make cool things with electronics. [[User:maltman23|Mitch]], [[User:Tman66|J]], Rolf, [[User:Miloh|Miloh]], [[User:Cedric|Cedric]], Cheng, Greg, and/or a host of others will bring kits-for-purchase to make cool, hackable things for all skill levels that you can bring home after you make them! Many designed for '''absolute beginners'''! Bring your own projects to hack! Bring things to fix! All ages. All are welcome! See the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-discuss Discuss list] and the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/noisebridge-announce Announce list] for weekly updates.

* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm '''[[PyClass|Intermediate Python with PyClass]]''' - Crash course in the Python standard library. Monday session is held in Church Classroom.

==== ''Super'' Tuesdays! ====

* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:30 pm to 11:30 pm [[Gamebridge|Gamebridge Unityversity Game Dev Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly game development class and meetup, learn and share C# Unity coding, 2D/3D art, design, writing and audio. Learn how to mentor and help teach game dev. ([[Noise Square Table]]).
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm [[Meetings|Noisebridge Weekly Meeting]]''' - Introducing new people and events to the space, general discussion, and decision-making on key issues. '''This is your space, folks. Come on out here in person to express what you think about what's going on with it!'''
*{{Template:Recurring}} '''11am to 6pm [[freeCodeCamp|freeCodeCamp Workshop]]''' - Come code with us! Learn full stack web development with JavaScript, HTML, CSS. Everyone is welcome!

==== Wednesdays ====
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|2nd, 4th}} Wednesday - 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Crypto Builder's Meetup -- Join up for casual lightning talks and hacking on crypto/blockchain/decentralization in the Hackatorium. NOTE: We will resume the meetings on January 24th. For more information visit: https://www.meetup.com/sfhackdays/
* {{Template:Recurring}} 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm [[DreamTeam| Dream Team Neuro Hackery]] - EEG research & development project with general interest in sleep, dreaming, creative intelligence, and many loosely related topics such as: neurophysiology, signal processing, cognitive neuroscience, and (especially) hacking code and devices for data acquisition and analysis. Join us at the [[CollaborationStation]] (near the Hackatorium). Expect general discussion around 8 PM - usually moving along by 9 PM to focus on more technical aspects of current project.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st,3rd}} 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm Haskell Class in [[Church]].
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Supercollider Class]] in the [[Turing]] classroom. Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer. This is a 12 week curriculum with offline exercises.

==== Thursdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} [[House_Keeping#Trash_and_Recycling|Trash Night -- Round Two]] - Take out the trash for Friday morning! Do it by midnight as truck comes ~1:30am to 2:30am.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''8:00 pm to 9:00pm [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' a.k.a. 5MoF - Ten 5min talks in an hour, on any topic! Small 5MoFs every Thursday-ish, bigger ones on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|biweekly}} 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Laser Safety Training every other Thursday evening. [http://www.meetup.com/noisebridge/ RSVP on meetup.com]
* {{Template:Recurring}} 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Math class in [[Turing]]! Right now we're proving our way through Munkres's ''Topology''.


==== Fridays ====

* {{Template:RecurringNumbered|3rd}} [[Noisebridge Gaming Archivists]] Meetup 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm -- Come play, fix, mod retro consoles. Create and play is our motto! If you like video games, this is the place for you.
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[NeurotechSF]] Every other Friday starting on February 2nd, 2018 (A Neuro-hacker Guild to hack together Brain Computer Interfaces with Virtual Reality devices and Neural Networks) in [[Collaboration Station]] (A space in the very front near Mission St) OR [[Church]] (A space in the very back). To confirm the date of the next meeting visit here https://www.meetup.com/NeuroTechSF
* 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm [[Computerology]] (The study of computers, or any kind of work with computers; computing.) in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]].
* 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm [[FUN Tutoring]] in [[Church]] or [[CollaborationStation]]

==== Saturdays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm - Privacy hackathon! Developers, designers, activists, journalists, and concerned citizens are all welcome to join us every Saturday at Noisebridge (at the tables in the back) to help contribute to free, open source, privacy-enhancing softwar8:00 pm to 10:00e that the world desperately needs. Brought to you by the [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Cypherpunks Write Code] meetup group <-- you can RSVP here. Edward Snowden risked everything to teach us how badly new privacy-enhancing software needs to exist. [https://www.meetup.com/Cypherpunks-Write-Code/ Let's make it happen!]

==== Sundays ====
* {{Template:Recurring}} 11:00 am to 1:00 pm [[Sunday Morning iOS Peer Lab Meetup]] - iOS Meetup for people want to hack together. Feel free to do whatever you want: work on your project, ask and teach each other, have a chat with folks.
* {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 1:00 pm Monthly Lock Sport Collaboration: Come learn how to pick locks and learn more about them with the [http://www.tooolsf.org/ SF Bay Area chapter] of [http://toool.us/ TOOOL]. The group meets on alternating months at Noisebridge and in San Jose. Check the [httpsS://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/tooolsf TOOOL SF announcement list] for details.
* {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm [[Hack Days]] - We're getting together every Sunday and working on stuff together! (Bots/Robotics/Cybernetics/AI/ML/Crypto/Infrastructure/Dapps/etc). We're all about learning, sharing, and building together. [[church]] Bring what you're working on, or at least a healthy appetite to learn and share. All-in-all this will be a space to philosophize and dream as much as practice, hack, and publish. :)

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If you'd like to contact somebody at Noisebridge regarding these Events or even the Noisebridge Wiki itself, then please send an email message to one of the Board members listed in the [[Contacts]] list, e.g., <secretary@noisebridge.net> or <treasurer@noisebridge.net>

=== Orphaned Events ===
These events appear to be dormant or extinct.

* SAT 10:15 - 12:10 [[Juggling with Judy!]] Note: next class is scheduled for Saturday June 29th. Attention juggling fans! Judy will be at the 2013 World Juggling Day celebration Saturday June 15th at Ripley's Believe It Or Not Odditorium in San Francisco Fisherman's Warf - free event begins at 1. Come check it out!
* THU 18:00 - 21:00 '''[[Privacy Bay]]''' - A monthly meetup for Bay Area folks interested in privacy. Meets in Church on the last Thursday of the month.
* FRI 19:00 - 21:00 [[Anarchy_101|Anarchy 101]] - a class/seminar on what anarchy is and is not, and how it impacts us as individuals and as discrete groups.
* 20:00 - 22:00 [[Noise~_Wednesday | Noise~ Wed]] - Graphical media programming with Max/MSP/Jitter
* 19:00 [[Tahoe-LAFS]] - Occasional meetup of users and/or developers of the Least Authority File System.
* 14:00 - 16:00 Android Developer Support Group - Meet up with other app developers in the library for a lightly structured knowledge-share.
* {{Template:Recurring}} '''5:00 pm to 7:30 pm [[Songbridge|Songbridge Music Making Tuesdays]]''' - Beginner-friendly music making and mentoring meetup with Ableton/GarageBand/Logic tutorials for beginners and peer collabs. ([[Noise Square Table]]).

OrphanSed as of 2017-10-31:
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm Build a Solar Lab Kit with SpyCamp - Starting June 14th to August 16th, at 2:00pm sharp Natalie (errcat) will be leading a solar charger kit lab for kids! Friends and family are invited to come with their kids and build a solar charger along side kids from SpyCamp. Kits are sold at the door for 20 dollars for whoever wishes to participate (5 dollars from each kit are donated to Noisebridge).
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringException|alternating monthly}} 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm - '''[[Cyberspectrum|Cyberspectrum: Software Defined Radio Meetup]]''' in the Hackatorium(''new''): A place to learn and exchange ideas about SDR. Presentations on concepts, mystery signals, hardware/software and cool applications. Event alternates monthly between SF and the South Bay.
* (Wednesday) {{Template:RecurringNumbered|1st}} Wednesday of every month, 7:30-9. '''[[with Software; Art()]]''' Present your personal and expressive art made with software/hardware of your own making and get feedback and critical dialogue from fellow artist/technologists. ON HIATUS TILL OCTOBER! [Last updated August 2, 201S7].
* (Wednesday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm - Career Change: How to kickstart your new career in web development
* (Thursday) {{Template:Recurring}} 7:30 pm to 10:00 pm The [[Go]] group meets up on Wednesdays and Thursdays to play.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 3:00 pm [[Go]] - Playing of the Go board game. On nice days we often take the boards to Dolores Park and play there.
* (Sunday) {{Template:Recurring}} 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm .impact Workathons in Turing classrom. Work on projects that will help humanity & beyond.

=== Proposed Future Events and Classes ===
:'''(TBD)''': [[Audio Show and Tell]] Let's meetup this November 19th, Sunday at noon in the Hackitorium to share our audio projects for an hour! Bring your project/art, hardware or software ...if interested contact and confirm you can attend michael@kzsu.stanford.edu
:'''(TBD)''': [[Sound Science]] A potential monthly lecture/demonstration series on the little known science behind sound reproductionTopics to include: Transducer Physics(speakers and mics), Room Acoustics, Signal Path and Cabling,Loudspeaker design 101, Music Production Tips for Big Sound, and How to make a small system sound SHUGEEach session to include hands on projects like making speakers from stuff lying around, Non-Newtonian bass monsters, and ez speaker mods for anyoneIf interested contact the new guy-> MattLong8 at gmail dot com, 805 four five three - six zero nine seven
:'''(TBD)''': [[Modular Synthesis]] a bi-weekly (or monthly) group devoted to modular synthesizers> workshop will include modular sound synthesis styles and techniques, a study of different modules and their functions, ie voltage controlled oscillator, voltage controlled filter, low frequency oscillator, envelope generator ect and how these modules interact with each other, what control voltage and triggers are..... as well as one on one time for each student with the modular, which is a 60 space large format Moog style modular synthesizer with big knobs and 1/4 jacks including performance and other awesomeness by Douglas. contact Douglas at greenshoos at gmail dotcom
:'''(TBD)''': [[VideoHacking]] a weekly video/video art devoted hacker group, including experiments in the 3D vr realm...if interested contact julialc4@gmail.com
:Wednesdays at 21:00 [[Brewing Bridge]] - Malakkar Proposal: Learn how to make your drinks fun AND antibacterial, using yeastThis will be recurring if enough interest or need is presentAssociated items - what to do with brewing leftovers, and brewers sample hour, etc.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Probability]] - Weekly probability study group based on [http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electSrical-engineering-and-computer-science/6-041-probabilistic-systems-analysis-and-applied-probability-spring-2006/related-resources/ Fundamentals of Applied Probability Theory] by Al Drake
:'''(TBD)''': [[Mandarin Corner|Mandarin]] - Learn or practice Mandarin, all levels. Also currently on hiatus. Get on the mailing list.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Movie Night!]] - [[User:ThOMG|Thom]] wants to build community through nerdy sci-fi! (+Bill+Ted+Excellence++) (how about a Friday hacker movie night? -[[User:Carl|Carl]])
:'''(TBD)''': [[Introduction to the AVR Microcontroller]] - [[User:Mightyohm|Jeff]] and [[User:Maltman23|Mitch]] are planning an introductory class for people wanting to make cool projects with AVRs.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Basic Chemistry Lab Techniques]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cuddle Puddle for the Economy]] - Stress-hacking with informal massage exchange.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Milk and Cookies]] - Come read your favorite selections out loud With Milk and Cookies (and yeah, probably beer too).
:'''(TBD)''': [[Processing Workshop 2]] - [[User:Scmurray|Scott]] is interested in teaching this, and is busy thinking about what, where, when, why, and how.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Hack your Hardware]] -- We call BS on "no user-serviceable parts inside"
:'''(TBD)''': [[Homebrew Instruction Class]] - The Wort (pt 1/3)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Trip to Shooting Range]] - Field trip to a shooting range, to shoot guns Express interest at [[Trip to Shooting Range]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Surface Mount Soldering Workshop]] - Learn how to solder cicuits with small surface mount parts [[User:maltman23|Mitch Altman]] and Martin Bogomolni and others will show their tricks [[User:maltman23|Mitch]] will bring hackable kits that uses surface mounts for you to solder<-YES! (mattlong8 at gmail dot com)
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]Turing
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Version control tutorial]]
:'''(TBD)''' - [[Foreign language learning for rocket scientists]] - I'm near-native (fool people when I try) in (French and) Japanese, and a pro trans/terpreter and will share my shortcuts (skill-order, vocab, speed/articulation, translation≅grammar) No expertise on tonal languages yet..so if you know how to remember tones or how tone-sandhi interacts with speed and/or how nuances of speaker attitude are expressed in them (what we do with rythm/inflection/sentence-intonation and stress in Eng., and with particles and ??? in e.g. Cantonese) please chime in or call me (415-608-0564) so I can convey your wisdom [also looking for a from-scratch Arabic partner]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Getting started with Arduino]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Distributed Databases]]
:'''(TBD)''': [[Node.js Beginners Session]] - Interested in learning about Node.js? I amMaybe these guys want to teach it: http://www.meetup.com/Joyent-Butt-User-Group/events/81311542/

:'''(TBD)''': [[Scrum Club]] - I though I'd test the waters and see if anyone was interested in a noisebridge scrum club details are here http://scrumclub.org/scrum-clubs/ if inturested hit me up twitter: @theabcasian, facebook: http://www.facebook.com/theabcasian
:'''(TBD)''': [[CNC Mill Workshop]] - Who wants to make stuff on the [[MaxNCMill]]?
:'''(TBD)''': [[Math & Science Help]] - If you would like some math, science or engineering help, I'm down to lend a hand.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Cyborg Group|Cyborg Group / Sensebridge]] - Work on projects like artificial senses Someone needs to lead this!
:'''(TBD)''': [[OpenEEG]] - Brain techHas historically met on Sundays, at the behest of interested parties.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Programming_for_Poets | Programming for Poets]] - Gentle intro to programming using Processing
:'''(TBD)''': [[World Builders & Simgineers]] - Work together to create a beautiful & open virtual world & platform.
:'''(TBD)''': [[PlunderBridge]] - Metal detecting, detector technology & treasure hunting expeditions.
:'''(TBD)''': [[Ruby Mining]] - Ruby on Rails basics, interactive working group
:'''(TBD)''': [[MoinMoin Wiki]] - MoinMoin Wiki (details see there)
:'''(TBD)''': [[Noisebridge Fundraiser 2013]]

= Past Events =

===2016===
{{event
|time = Saturday, June 18th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's leave from NB 15min before or meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Saturday, May 28th, 2016, 1pm
|title = Noisebridge picnic-potluck gathering 1pm-3pm
|description = Bring #{food, drink} whatever you want to share, potluck style! All Noisebridge folks and friends are welcome! Let's meet under the palm trees, South-East corner of Dolores Park near the Playground (20th & Church) in San Francisco, CA 94114: https://goo.gl/maps/8jmcnCMayoD2
}}
 
{{event
|time = Thursday, February 25th, 2016, 7pm
|title = SF Amateur Mathematicians
|description = Differential Geometry and Wide-Angle Photography with Chad Fong. In Church Room. See [http://www.meetup.com/SF-Amateur-Mathematicians/events/228761849/ Meetup page]. SF Amateur Mathematicians is a math club open to everyone interested in learning more about math. Topics and talks generally assume some collegiate mathematical background.
}}
 
{{event
|time = Sunday, February 7th, 2016, 11:00am
|title = HackTheLeft
|description = [[HackTheLeft|Hack the Left]] is an ''anticapitalist'' hackathon, going on for the entire long weekend of February 5th-7th at Noisebridge. This is an experiment to see what happens when you get a bunch of leftists in a room for a weekend with the intention to advance liberatory and ''anticapitalist'' projects using technology. This includes software projects like Tor and Signal, art projects like the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project and Men in Grey, hardware projects like mesh networks and signal jammers, and tools for rad organizations like Anti Police-Crimethink Project and Food Not Bombs. It's clear that there's a huge amount of opportunity for liberatory technology. It's up to us to build it. 

*Hackathon participants should be able to get into Noisebridge by [[Hours | its 11:00 AM opening hour]], if not earlier, for both weekend days.
}}

===2014===
*{{event
|time = Sunday, September 23, 5:00pm
|title = How to Start a Startup MOOC Lecture Viewings
|description = We would get together to watch the lectures together and conduct discussion and networking afterwards. http://startupclass.samaltman.com/
|}}

===2013===
*{{event
|time = Friday, August 9, 5:00pm
|title = Noisebridge Party Setup
|description = Volunteers will be preparing the space for Saturday's show. There are no scheduled conflicts; you might be asked to move multiple times by someone pushing a broom and assembling a raised stage simultaneously.
|}}

*{{event
|time = Saturday, August 10, 4:00pm
|title = Noisebridge "______ the Bridge" Party
|description = a summer fundraising party for Noisebridge, which YOU are invited to!
|suggested donation = $10, but no one turned away for lack of funds
|}}

*{{event
|time = Sunday, August 11, 2:00pm
|title = Bay Area Hackers' Association Meeting
|description = Jon Callas presenting on [[BAHA/2013-08-11|Secure Communications, Privacy, Counter-Surveillance]].
|}}

* '''Wednesday, May 22, 7.00 pm: Instructables Build Night''' - Bare Conductive, Instructables will supply Bare Conductive paint pens and pizza. Come experiment with the paint and post some Instructables. This is a FREE event.

===2012===
* '''December 20, Thursday, 20:00 - 22:00 - [[5MoF|5 Minutes of Fame]]''' - Following up on its triumphant return in November, 5MoF is back with another showcase of lightning talks & other good stuff, with your host Sir Danny O'Brien! Details TBA
*'''Tuesday Feb14th, 18:00 to 20:00''' ZiP MegaZine releases its inaugural issue with '''My Noisy Valentine''' Zine Release Microparty in the Noisebridge cafeFor more info follow [[zine | this]] link.
* '''Wednesday, Jan30, 20:00-22:00''' [[zine|ZiP]] meeting for zine-makers & others with an interest in printing & self-publishingThe meeting 1/30/13 is our first since mid-2012We plan to hold them regularly from now on at this time (Wednesday 8pm)This meeting will be informal & will probably take place in the printing/lasercutter area of the hackerspace.

===2011===

* '''September 11th 14:00 to 17:00''' - The San Francisco Chapter of the Open Organisation Of Lockpickers and Bay Area Hacker's Association present a joint meeting on [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Locksport locksport]
*'''August 4, 7PM, Thursday''' - [http://zeidman.net Bob Zeidman] will be giving a talk on video games and intellectual property, hosted by TheMADEHe will also speak about IP infringement cases.
*'''August 9, 6:30PM, Tuesday''' - [http://www.meetup.com/makesf/events/26413241/ Make:SF] - Chris Jefferies will speak about the wireless sensor kit he is developing and we are brinunderstanding and using computersging back our all star soldering kits.

* '''April 13th, 19:00''' - Kombucha fermentation class with [[BioBridge]]
*'''April 7th, 20:00''' - [[In-Depth|Noisebridge: In-Depth]] Our monthly lecture and round tableThis month's speaker will be Aragorn! his lecture will be "Anarchism & technology: An unbridgeable chasm"
*'''April 4th, 20:00''' - Camp KDE PartyCome and meet part of the KDE North America community and get a quick overview of this year's [http://camp.kde.org/ Camp KDE] conferenceThere will be beer
*'''April 3rd, 16:00''' - NoiseCaching: Meet-up to build some geocaches, and talk about making geocoinsThen we'll head out to find some local caches and place caches we made[http://www.geocaching.com More info about Geocaching here]
* '''March 20th, 19:00''' [[Hack Politics]] meetup -- the first meetup to figure out how we in the hacker community can effectively mobilize and create meaningful change in these interesting times
* '''March 12th, 12:00-18:00 - Noisebridge Hackathon!''' Second Saturday Hackathon is a casual monthly event dedicated to working on the space or relevant projects and building community This is a great time to get feedback or help on any projects you have been considering that center around the space, culture, and infrastructure of Noisebridge You can also help with existing projects and find out ways to get involved.
* '''March 10, Thursday, 19:00 - Group Grammar Clinic''' - Church Classroom - Donations gladly accepted - A clinic for grammar and writing evaluationPlease bring your web/social or technical writing for us to evaluateBring your laptop as well Collaboration groupware possibly provided(Please suggest groupware software to use if you wish)Constructive feedback from other group members is encouraged so that this clinic is a group process- Facilitator: [[User:Owen|Owen]] (opietro@yahoo.com)
* '''March 9th, 20:00''' - Ferment and filter a mash! [[fermentation logs]]

===2010===
* '''Sunday, August 22, 19:00 CLUB-MATE DROPOFF AND TASTING PARTY''' Nick Farr will be in town to drop off Club-Mate ordered by San Franciscans!
* '''June 5th, 12:00-19:00 - [[NoiseBridgeRehab]]''' - Help make the space more usable and accessible! Noisebridge needs your help!
* '''June 5th, 16:00-20:00 - [[Science For Juggalos]]''' - Science Fair in front of the Warfield Theater teaching magnetism to Juggalos
* '''June 6th, 15:00 - [[AVC Meetup]]''' - Entrepreneurial bonding & matchmaking
* '''June 9th, 21:00 - Your liver supports Noisebridge''' - Come to Elixir @ 16th & Guerrero anytime after 21:00 and drink, drink, drink! 50% of tips go to Noisebridge
* '''February 27th, 20:00 - [[Hacker EPROM]]''' - Noisebridge's first prom! Nice tie and a (robot) date requiredWe will have a DJ and punch.
* '''February 24th, 19:00, Wednesday - Joris Peels, of [http://www.shapeways.com Shapeways]''', and expert on 3D printing, will give a [[ShaperwaysPresentation | talk and demonstration]] at Noisebridge!.
* '''February 23rd, 18:00 - Cleaning day''' - Come and help clean Noisebridge, because everyone loves a clean hack space.
* '''February 12th, 21:00 - visit from Steve Jackson'''Game designer [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jackson_%28US_game_designer%29 Steve Jackson], founder of Steve Jackson Games, will visit Noisebridge.
* '''January 27th, 18:00-20:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Workshop]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] (contact [[User:Gpvillamil|Gian Pablo]] for more info)
* '''January 27th, 20:00-22:00 - [[beatrixjar event|Circuit Bending Performance]]''' - [http://www.beatrixjar.com/ Beatrix*JAR] - "Celebrate a night of new sound that will change your idea of music forever!"
* '''January 25th, 19:30 - [[Bag Porn]]''' - What's in your bag?
* '''January 20th, 19:00-21:00 - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat/about Bay Categories & Types]''' - Categories, monoids, monads, functors and more! Held in the Alonzo Church classroom.
* '''January 20th, 19:00 - [[User Experience Book Club SF]]''' - Our book this month is "A Theory of Fun for Game Design" by Raph Koster - http://is.gd/6sEqw (meets in Turing)
* '''January 21st, 20:00 - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]''' - Monthly set of lightning talks on diverse topics
* '''January 22nd, 17:00 - [[CleaningParty| Cleaning Party]]''' - Come help clean up Noisebridge! Awsum fun!
* ...January 14th,16th, and 17th 1:00- ??? Build Out day for kitchen/bathroom/laundry bring yourself and a good attitude, learn a few things as well
* '''January 15th, 18:00 - [[CNC_Mill_Workshop]]''' - Learn to use the CNC mill for 2D engraving and circuit board routing
* Thursdays 17:00 [[ASL Group|American Sign Language]] - Learn how to talk without using your voice (or just come chat in ASL)[http://whenisgood.net/noisebridge/asl/generic click to reschedule]

===2009===
* '''November 18th, 19:30''' - [[Dorkbot_2009_11_18|Dorkbot]]
* '''November 19th, 18:00''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
* '''November 19th, 20:00''' - [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
* '''November 20th, 18:00''' - Loud Objects [http://www.flickr.com/photos/createdigitalmedia/3428249036/ Noise Toy workshop].
* '''November 20th, 20:00''' - Performance by [http://www.loudobjects.com/ Loud Objects], (featuring Tristan Perich and Lesley Flanigan) and [http://www.myspace.com/jibkidder Jib Kidder].
:'''2009-11-05''' - [http://www.server-sky.com/ Server Sky presentation: Internet and Computation in Orbit] by Keith Lofstrom
:'''2009-11-05''' - [[Mesh meetup]]
:'''2009-11-02''' - [[French]] book club meeting to discuss [http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/2842612892/ref=ord_cart_shr?_encoding=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&v=glance Une Si Longue Lettre]
: ''' October 1st, 18:00''' - [[Wireless_Mesh_Network_Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
: ''' October 1st, 19:00''' - [http://groups.google.com/group/bacat Bay Area Categories and Types]
: '''2009-10-03''' [[Year 1 Open Hacker House]]
:'''Friday''': [[CrazyCryptoNight]] - Discussion of cryptography for beginners through experts6-???
:'''Sunday''' : [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] Sundays, at 3-5pm.
:'''Monday''': [[German]] - Learn German, all levels7pm beginners, 8pm advancedRSVP 24 hours in advance for the benefit of the instructorEvents ran May-November 2009Currently on Thursdays at 8Get on the mailing list.
:'''Tuesday''': [[Haskell/Haschool]] - Learn Haskell with Jason Dusek 6PM - 7:30PM, from May until we're all experts.
:'''Wednesday''': [[Adobe_Lightroom|Adobe Lightroom]] - Become a more organized photographerWeekly class (mostly held off site).
:'''Thursday''': [[Professional VFX Compositing With Adobe After Effects]] - Taught by [[User:SFSlim|Aaron Muszalski]]7:30PM - 10PM, most Thursdays in May & June & ? (click through dammit)
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] 3D Edition
:'''2009-09-17''': [[Wireless Mesh Network Meetup | Mesh wireless meetup]]
:'''2009-08-20''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] One Dee Edition
:'''2009-07-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] Zero Dee
:'''2009-07-02 - 2009-07-05''': [http://toorcamp.org Toorcamp]
:'''2009-07-01''': Noisedroid meeting to discuss location logging on Android platform (and other stuff too, I'm sure)
:'''2009-06-30''': [[Powerbocking Class|Powerbocking class]]
:'''2009-06-30''': "Suing Telemarketers for Fun and Profit" (Toorcamp talk preview)
:'''2009-06-28''': "Meditation for Hackers" (Toorcamp workshop preview)
:'''2009-06-18''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-06-15''': [[Eagle Workshop]] Session two of the Eagle CAD workshop.
:'''2009-06-13''': [[RoboGames 2009]] Noisebridge had a booth staffed by vounteers, great fun!
:'''2009-05-21''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-04-27''': [[EagleCAD workshop]] -- learn to use this CAD tool for printed circuit board design
:'''2009-04-16''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]] April showers & flowers edition
:'''2009-04-11''': [[RFID Hacking]] weekend workshop (this event moved from the original March date)
:'''2009-04-05''': [[First aid and CPR class]] Learning how to not only not die, but also reduce scarring!
:'''2009-04-03''': [[Sudo pop]] 2PM and onMaking the first batch of a Noisebridge label yerba mate-niated rootbrew, gratis and DIY
:'''2009-03-26''': [[OpenEEG | OpenEEG Hacking]] first meet up for this new group: 8 pm
:'''2009-03-19''': [[Five Minutes of Fame]]
:'''2009-03-12''': [[OpenBTS and GSM]] talk by David Burgess
:'''2009-02-14''': [[Open Heart Workshop]] Valentine's Day blinkyheart soldering party!
:'''2009-02-13''': [[Time-t_Party|<tt>time_t</tt> Party]] to celebrate 1,234,567,890 since the Unix epoch.
:'''2009-02-09''': [[Spanish learning at 8:30]]
:'''2009-02-05''': [[PGP Key Workshop]]
:'''2009-01-31''': [[Locksport and Lockpicking]]

===2008===
:'''2008-12-27''': [[25C3]] Chaos Computer Congress in Berlin
:'''2008-12-20 & 21''': [[Creme Brulee]] Workshop on creating a french dessert, with bonus propane torch.
:'''2008-12-17 20:00''': [[Machine Learning]] Birds-of-a-feather
:'''2008-11-24''': [[Circuit Hacking Monday]] circuit design workshop
:'''2008-11-21,understanding and using computers 7pm''':[[Milk and Cookies]] -- [[User:Dmolnar|David Molnar]] hosts Milk and Cookies at 83CBring a short 5-7minute thing to read to othersBring a potluck cookie/snack/drink if you likeDavid will bring milk and cookies.
:'''2008-11-17, 7:30pm''': [[Basic Bicycle Maintain]] - [[User:rubin110|Rubin]] and [[User:rigel|rigel]] hate it w8:00 pm to 10:00hen we see a bike that isn't maintainedScreechy chains and clacking derailleur can go to hellBasic bike tune up, sharing the smarts on simple things you can do at home to make your ride suck a whole lot less.
:'''2008-11-16, 5:00pm''': [[RepRap Soldering Party]] - help assemble RepRap! RSVPs required on wiki! [[User:Adi|adi]]
:'''2008-11-16, 3:00pm''': [[Oscilloscopes]] - Learn how to use this versatile tool to test electronic circuits Maximum 6 slots, please sign up ahead of time! [[User:dstaff|dstaff]]
:'''2008-10-31''': [[Halloween Open House]] - NoiseBridge's own [[PPPC]] threw an awesome open house/halloween galaPost pictures if you got 'em!
:'''2008-10-25''': [[Soldering Workshop]] and Pumpkin Hackin' - Learn to solder for total newbies (or learn to solder better!), including surface mountAdditionally, carve your halloween pumpkins and enjoy some experimental pumpkin pie and/or soup.
:'''2008-10-07''': (tuesday before meeting) - Etch a circuit boardI'll be trying a photo resist etching and a basic printed mask etchingThis is step 1/3 for a project called "annoying USB thingie" which will execute pre-defined keystrokes by sneaking a tiny USB dongle onto a victim^h^h^h^h^h buddy's computer.
:'''2008-09-13''': [[Processing Workshop]] — Learn this very easy-to-use programming language! - [[Processing Workshop Report]]
:'''2008-02-16''': [[Brain Machine Workshop|Brain Machine Making Workshop]]: Our first hardware sprint!

[[Category:Top level]]

Supercollider Class

2018-02-04T20:09:04Z

SteeleNivenson:

Supercollider class at Noisebridge.

Learn how to write code that makes music. Supercollider is a software platform with a language, development environment and a DSP engine that generates sound from your computer. It models many modular synthesizer designs in code which run in real-time on any Mac, PC or Linux computer.

Build patches, run synths, control their sound in real-time with other synths, MIDI, your mouse, and any OSC device. Live code changes to your patches as they run. Learn how to build complex synthesizers that would cost thousands of dollars to build with hardware.

Supercollider was created in 1996 by James McCarthy. The language is an esoteric mix of Smalltalk and C. Code is interpreted in an IDE as you write.

Supercollider class is a 12 week class written by Nick Collins. Each week we will learn a different aspect of the platform. Each week has exercises where you compose unique sounds and realtime controllers.

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

The first SuperCollider class will begin on 2/7/2018 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

'''7. Interaction 2'''

7.1 Interaction 2.html

Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-28T23:09:41Z

SteeleNivenson: schedule

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

The first SuperCollider class will begin on 2/7/2018 at 7PM in the Turing classroom. Attendees will be expected to have their own computer (Mac or PC or Linux), a sound card with outputs and inputs, speakers. Optionally, headphones would be helpful.

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

'''7. Interaction 2'''

7.1 Interaction 2.html

Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-28T23:06:57Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 7 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

'''7. Interaction 2'''

7.1 Interaction 2.html

Week 7 exercise: Try out MIDI control of sound using MIDI keyboards, or audio input feature control. You might trigger new short-lived Synths based on input, or modulate parameters of an existing sustained Synth

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-25T07:51:46Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 6 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

'''6. Effects'''

6.1 Buses.html

6.2 Control Buses.html

6.3 Nodes.html

6.4 Effects 1.html

6.5 Effects 2.html

Week 6 exercise: Build an example patch with a global effects unit (such as a reverb or distortion). You should construct the effects unit using a separate Synth; this effect should be applied to any other Synths (which might use any of the SynthDefs you've built so far on the course). Execution order is critical here and you will need to understand 6.3 to achieve this.

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-21T07:25:41Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 5 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

'''5. Sound Synthesis 2: Sample-based, Granular'''

5.1 Buffers and Sound Files.html

5.2 Granular Synthesis.html

5.3 GUI+Loop Example.html

5.4 Granular Bonus Examples.html

Week 5 exercise: Explore processing sound files in SuperCollider; create a simple granular synthesizer with some GUI controls.

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-21T02:24:58Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 4 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

Week 4 exercise: Mock up a simple prototype GUI that controls some simple sound synthesis. If you're stuck for ideas, make a subtractive synthesizer with GUI controls for the filter. Or convert any of your existing sound synthesis patches for GUI control

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-19T03:09:23Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 4 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

'''4. Interaction 1'''

4.1 Interaction 1.html

4.2 Graphical User Interfaces.html

4.3 Further GUI Example.html

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-19T03:09:02Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 3 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

Week 3 exercise: Practice creating some SynthDefs (which should have a doneAction:2 in them), and make simple sequences where you schedule Synths over time in an entertaining way

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-19T00:32:49Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 3 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

'''3. Sequencing'''

3.1 Envelopes.html

3.2 SynthDefs.html

3.3 Sequencing.html

3.4 Server-side Sequencing and Triggers.html

3.5 Nested Scheduling.html

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-19T00:32:02Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 1 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

'''1. Introduction and Overview'''

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-19T00:31:35Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 2 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

'''2. Sound Synthesis 1: Additive, Subtractive, Modulation'''

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-18T00:17:56Z

SteeleNivenson:

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

== Extended Resources ==

[http://supercollider.sourceforge.net/learning/ Learning links] of various quality and availability.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-17T23:51:44Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 2 */

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

2.1 Subtractive and Additive Synthesis.html

2.2 Mul and add.html

2.3 Controlling Synths.html

2.4 Modulation Synthesis.html

2.5 More Synthesis Examples.html

Week 2 exercise: explore the materials thoroughly, looking up anything you don't understand; create additive, subtractive and modulation synthesis patches of your own

== Week 3 ==

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

Supercollider Class

2018-01-17T23:51:14Z

SteeleNivenson:

https://github.com/lazzarello/supercollider-tutorial

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work].

== Week 1 ==

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

== Week 3 ==

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

Supercollider Class

2018-01-17T23:05:53Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Week 1 */

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work]

== Week 1 ==

1.1 Obtaining SC3.html

1.2 Getting Started.html

1.3 Getting Around in SC3.html

Week 1 exercise: Explore SuperCollider!

== Week 2 ==

== Week 3 ==

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

5MoF/2018/01 18

2018-01-17T22:59:16Z

SteeleNivenson: add lee

[[Category:5MoF]]

Put your name and title of your presentation - additionally a link if anyone wants to learn more.

'''Please also include contact details so that organisers can notify you in case the event needs to be canceled or postponed. A user page with details suffices.'''

1. [[SPIKE BLOK+]] When outlets attack! - [[User:Ⅹ|Ⅹ]]

3. Any Color Button - morgan

2. Lab Bio - rikke

4. Leela Maps - Leela

5. RESTful Robots - mschmick

6. Ruth Grace Wong -- basics of knitwear manufacturing (ruthgrace on slack and my full name at gmail.com for email)

7. Zach R. -- [[Macbook / Apple Logic Board Repairs with a Fuckin' Microscope]]. (revoltrightnow [a t ] g ma yl)

8. Decentralized AI + Summit -- Dang! @dpg

9. Super Massive Biodynamic Quantum Computing at the World's Fair / Maker Fair - Leo Madrid

10. Bug Farming - Tequila Ray Snorkel (slack by same name) and ?

Alt. Lee Azzarello - Making music with your computer and SuperCollider

Alt.

Alt.

Supercollider Class

2018-01-17T22:47:18Z

SteeleNivenson:

Based on [https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work]

== Week 1 ==

== Week 2 ==

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== Week 12 ==

Supercollider Class

2018-01-17T22:46:58Z

SteeleNivenson: template

Based on [[https://composerprogrammer.com/teaching/supercollider/sctutorial/tutorial.html Nick Collins's course work]]

== Week 1 ==

== Week 2 ==

== Week 3 ==

== Week 4 ==

== Week 5 ==

== Week 6 ==

== Week 7 ==

== Week 8 ==

== Week 9 ==

== Week 10 ==

== Week 11 ==

== Week 12 ==

Supercollider

2018-01-17T22:45:27Z

SteeleNivenson:

== Introduction ==
Supercollider (SC) operates in the same vein as the [[bytebeat]] project but at a higher level. The [[computer music workstation]] has SC installed.

== Supercollider Class ==

Starting the first week in Feburary 2018, there will be a weekly class on Supercollider, lasting for 12 weeks. Details on the [[Supercollider Class]] page.

== Example code ==

The following is an algorithmic composition in the SC language by Fredrik Olofsson, [https://twitter.com/redFrik/status/713092653378834437 published on Twitter]. It must be executed in the SC virtual machine.

<pre>
play{a=LFCub;Splay.ar(a.ar(b=2/(2..9))%a.ar(b/5)*a.ar(2**a.ar(b/8)>0+1*2*(b*[300,303]-(a.ar(b/9)>0*50).lag2))*a.ar(b/6,b))}
</pre>

This is not a limitation of the language though. It can be written in a much more expressive way, and lends itself to livecoding as a performative activity.

For example, the following creates a synth definition, followed by four instances of that synth with different parameters. Each code block can be executed as a piece, and the engine runs the code blocks in realtime.

<pre>
// Define a single synth that takes parameters
SynthDef.new("impulse-sinefunc", { |
impulseLFO = 0.49,
panPos = 0.5,
lfoRange = 833,
sinFreq = 435 |

Out.ar(0,
Pan2.ar(
Decay2.ar(
Impulse.ar(
LFCub.kr(1,0.33,1,impulseLFO),
0
),0.09,0.4,SinOsc.ar(sinFreq,0,0.25,0)
),panPos)
)}
).add;

// mess around with these four starting at different times
x = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc",[\impulseLFO,5.5,\panPos, 0.2, \sinFreq, 457]);
x.free;
y = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc", [\impulseLFO,5, \panPos, 0.7]);
y.free;
z = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc", [\impulseLFO,4, \panPos, 0.3,\sinFreq, 488]);
z.free;
a = Synth.new("impulse-sinefunc", [\impulseLFO,4.2, \panPos, 0.8,\sinFreq, 444]);
a.free;
</pre>

== Facts ==

* [https://supercollider.github.io/ Project page]
* [https://twitter.com/hashtag/SuperCollider?src=hash hashtag search on twitter]
* [https://soundcloud.com/livecodenet-ensamble soundcloud recordings from a Mexican residency project]

User:SteeleNivenson

2017-11-20T02:17:24Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Current Projects */

== Justify My Existence ==

AFK people call me Lee Azzarello. The Googles knows about this name fairly well.

I'm part of [https://guardianproject.info/ The Guardian Project], where I built an end-to-end secure VoIP system called [https://ostel.co/ Ostel]. [https://vimeo.com/45820451 I spoke at HOPE Number 9 about it].

I also work in [https://soundcloud.com/lazzarello/tracks sound], [http://gnar.cool/ music], [https://vimeo.com/7908463 art], [https://vimeo.com/8433945 dance], [https://www.facebook.com/lee.azzarello netart], etc.

I work professionally in information security, devops and infrastructure.

[[File:Noisebridge_branded_plexi_rpi_case.jpg|thumb|a laser cut raspberry pi case]]

== Current Projects ==

[[Laser]] cutting projects like a case for a Raspberry Pi.

[[Digital Synthesis]] projects with the Monome Aleph.

[[GNAR]]: Noisebridge Audio Research. A group to research topics in sound, signal and noise. DSP, analog, software, hardware, micro, macro.

I'm started some work on the [[Payphone]] but turns out the number pad is a little broken. DTMF on the 7 and 4 keys are unreliable. I built the the [[computer music workstation]].

The payphone leads to overall [[Telephony]] and wired low voltage services for 2196 Mission internally and to connect via voice, video and text to other hacker spaces via [[SIP]] from a Freeswitch server on [[Pegasus]].

The computer music workstation leads to glorious noise and beauty.

== Reading List ==

Stuff I read that relates to anarchism, post-capitalism or cool tech stuff. Or lulz.

* [https://library.noisebridge.net/detail/627/ The C Programming Language]
* [https://press.princeton.edu/titles/10628.html When Movements Anchor Parties]
* <strike>[http://www.versobooks.com/books/1989-inventing-the-future Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work]</strike>
* <strike>[http://javascript.crockford.com/ JavaScript: The Good Parts]</strike>
* <strike>[https://github.com/jezen/is-thirteen is-thirteen : A JavaScript Library to check if a number is equal to 13]</strike>
* <strike>[https://github.com/lazzarello/another-one another-one: A library for node.js that increments a thing by one, giving you another one.]</strike>

== Personal cryptographic identity ==

If you really want it from this wiki page, here are my keys. The PGP one is signed by some people. We might know each other already!

GPG

<pre>
gpg --search 12CA3765
</pre>

SSH pubkey

<pre>
ssh-rsa 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
</pre>

Adduser

<pre>
adduser --shell /bin/bash --gecos 'Lee Azzarello' steele
</pre>

== Contact ==

lee at the domain rockingtiger with a dot and a commercial tld

{{ActiveUsers}}

User:SteeleNivenson

2017-11-20T02:14:40Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Reading List */

== Justify My Existence ==

AFK people call me Lee Azzarello. The Googles knows about this name fairly well.

I'm part of [https://guardianproject.info/ The Guardian Project], where I built an end-to-end secure VoIP system called [https://ostel.co/ Ostel]. [https://vimeo.com/45820451 I spoke at HOPE Number 9 about it].

I also work in [https://soundcloud.com/lazzarello/tracks sound], [http://gnar.cool/ music], [https://vimeo.com/7908463 art], [https://vimeo.com/8433945 dance], [https://www.facebook.com/lee.azzarello netart], etc.

I work professionally in information security, devops and infrastructure.

[[File:Noisebridge_branded_plexi_rpi_case.jpg|thumb|a laser cut raspberry pi case]]

== Current Projects ==

[[Laser]] cutting projects like a case for a Raspberry Pi.

[[Digital Synthesis]] projects with Bristol and Fluidsynth.

[[GNAR]]: Noisebridge Audio Research. A group to research topics in sound, signal and noise. DSP, analog, software, hardware, micro, macro.

I'm started some work on the [[Payphone]] but turns out the number pad is a little broken. DTMF on the 7 and 4 keys are unreliable. I built the the [[computer music workstation]].

The payphone leads to overall [[Telephony]] and wired low voltage services for 2196 Mission internally and to connect via voice, video and text to other hacker spaces via [[SIP]] from a Freeswitch server on [[Pegasus]].

The computer music workstation leads to glorious noise and beauty.

== Reading List ==

Stuff I read that relates to anarchism, post-capitalism or cool tech stuff. Or lulz.

* [https://library.noisebridge.net/detail/627/ The C Programming Language]
* [https://press.princeton.edu/titles/10628.html When Movements Anchor Parties]
* <strike>[http://www.versobooks.com/books/1989-inventing-the-future Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work]</strike>
* <strike>[http://javascript.crockford.com/ JavaScript: The Good Parts]</strike>
* <strike>[https://github.com/jezen/is-thirteen is-thirteen : A JavaScript Library to check if a number is equal to 13]</strike>
* <strike>[https://github.com/lazzarello/another-one another-one: A library for node.js that increments a thing by one, giving you another one.]</strike>

== Personal cryptographic identity ==

If you really want it from this wiki page, here are my keys. The PGP one is signed by some people. We might know each other already!

GPG

<pre>
gpg --search 12CA3765
</pre>

SSH pubkey

<pre>
ssh-rsa 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
</pre>

Adduser

<pre>
adduser --shell /bin/bash --gecos 'Lee Azzarello' steele
</pre>

== Contact ==

lee at the domain rockingtiger with a dot and a commercial tld

{{ActiveUsers}}

User:SteeleNivenson

2017-11-20T02:08:47Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Reading List */

== Justify My Existence ==

AFK people call me Lee Azzarello. The Googles knows about this name fairly well.

I'm part of [https://guardianproject.info/ The Guardian Project], where I built an end-to-end secure VoIP system called [https://ostel.co/ Ostel]. [https://vimeo.com/45820451 I spoke at HOPE Number 9 about it].

I also work in [https://soundcloud.com/lazzarello/tracks sound], [http://gnar.cool/ music], [https://vimeo.com/7908463 art], [https://vimeo.com/8433945 dance], [https://www.facebook.com/lee.azzarello netart], etc.

I work professionally in information security, devops and infrastructure.

[[File:Noisebridge_branded_plexi_rpi_case.jpg|thumb|a laser cut raspberry pi case]]

== Current Projects ==

[[Laser]] cutting projects like a case for a Raspberry Pi.

[[Digital Synthesis]] projects with Bristol and Fluidsynth.

[[GNAR]]: Noisebridge Audio Research. A group to research topics in sound, signal and noise. DSP, analog, software, hardware, micro, macro.

I'm started some work on the [[Payphone]] but turns out the number pad is a little broken. DTMF on the 7 and 4 keys are unreliable. I built the the [[computer music workstation]].

The payphone leads to overall [[Telephony]] and wired low voltage services for 2196 Mission internally and to connect via voice, video and text to other hacker spaces via [[SIP]] from a Freeswitch server on [[Pegasus]].

The computer music workstation leads to glorious noise and beauty.

== Reading List ==

Stuff I read that relates to anarchism, post-capitalism or cool tech stuff. Or lulz.

* <strike>[http://www.versobooks.com/books/1989-inventing-the-future Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work]</strike>
* <strike>[http://javascript.crockford.com/ JavaScript: The Good Parts]</strike>
* [http://www.perspectives-gorziennes.fr/index.php?post/2011/12/15/The-Exit-from-Capitalism-has-Already-Begun/748 The Exit From Capitalism Has Already Begun]
* <strike>[https://github.com/jezen/is-thirteen is-thirteen : A JavaScript Library to check if a number is equal to 13]</strike>
* <strike>[https://github.com/lazzarello/another-one another-one: A library for node.js that increments a thing by one, giving you another one.]</strike>

== Personal cryptographic identity ==

If you really want it from this wiki page, here are my keys. The PGP one is signed by some people. We might know each other already!

GPG

<pre>
gpg --search 12CA3765
</pre>

SSH pubkey

<pre>
ssh-rsa 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
</pre>

Adduser

<pre>
adduser --shell /bin/bash --gecos 'Lee Azzarello' steele
</pre>

== Contact ==

lee at the domain rockingtiger with a dot and a commercial tld

{{ActiveUsers}}

User:SteeleNivenson

2017-11-20T02:07:59Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Justify My Existence */

== Justify My Existence ==

AFK people call me Lee Azzarello. The Googles knows about this name fairly well.

I'm part of [https://guardianproject.info/ The Guardian Project], where I built an end-to-end secure VoIP system called [https://ostel.co/ Ostel]. [https://vimeo.com/45820451 I spoke at HOPE Number 9 about it].

I also work in [https://soundcloud.com/lazzarello/tracks sound], [http://gnar.cool/ music], [https://vimeo.com/7908463 art], [https://vimeo.com/8433945 dance], [https://www.facebook.com/lee.azzarello netart], etc.

I work professionally in information security, devops and infrastructure.

[[File:Noisebridge_branded_plexi_rpi_case.jpg|thumb|a laser cut raspberry pi case]]

== Current Projects ==

[[Laser]] cutting projects like a case for a Raspberry Pi.

[[Digital Synthesis]] projects with Bristol and Fluidsynth.

[[GNAR]]: Noisebridge Audio Research. A group to research topics in sound, signal and noise. DSP, analog, software, hardware, micro, macro.

I'm started some work on the [[Payphone]] but turns out the number pad is a little broken. DTMF on the 7 and 4 keys are unreliable. I built the the [[computer music workstation]].

The payphone leads to overall [[Telephony]] and wired low voltage services for 2196 Mission internally and to connect via voice, video and text to other hacker spaces via [[SIP]] from a Freeswitch server on [[Pegasus]].

The computer music workstation leads to glorious noise and beauty.

== Reading List ==

Stuff I read that relates to anarchism, post-capitalism or cool tech stuff. Or lulz.

* [http://www.versobooks.com/books/1989-inventing-the-future Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work]
* <strike>[http://javascript.crockford.com/ JavaScript: The Good Parts]</strike>
* [http://www.perspectives-gorziennes.fr/index.php?post/2011/12/15/The-Exit-from-Capitalism-has-Already-Begun/748 The Exit From Capitalism Has Already Begun]
* <strike>[https://github.com/jezen/is-thirteen is-thirteen : A JavaScript Library to check if a number is equal to 13]</strike>
* <strike>[https://github.com/lazzarello/another-one another-one: A library for node.js that increments a thing by one, giving you another one.]</strike>

== Personal cryptographic identity ==

If you really want it from this wiki page, here are my keys. The PGP one is signed by some people. We might know each other already!

GPG

<pre>
gpg --search 12CA3765
</pre>

SSH pubkey

<pre>
ssh-rsa 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
</pre>

Adduser

<pre>
adduser --shell /bin/bash --gecos 'Lee Azzarello' steele
</pre>

== Contact ==

lee at the domain rockingtiger with a dot and a commercial tld

{{ActiveUsers}}

GNAR

2017-11-06T22:59:24Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Instruments We Have */

GNAR is Noisebridge Audio Research.

GNAR is Not Audio Research.

The primary objective is to provide community resources to conduct research and experiments on the subjects of sound, signal and noise. The secondary objective is a commitment to a Free/Libre Open Source FLOS approach. This is rolled up into a patchwork called Gnar/Linux. It is based on Debian testing with package repos from KXStudio.

The toolchain begins with the [[computer music workstation]] and expands out to software and hardware synthesizers, DSP plugins and analysis tools. Studying source code on the software layer is crucial. Studying circuits on the analog layer is required.

There's a blog at [https://gnar.lol/ gnar.lol]

== Instruments We Have ==

* [[Guitars]]
* [[Mod 2 Duo]]
* [[Akai APC40]]
* [[Nord Micro Modular]]
* An array of [[Software Instruments]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* Copious [[DSP effects]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* A 66 key MIDI controller
* [[Alesis MasterControl]]
* [[Yamaha PSR-1700]]
* A tiny USB MIDI controller
* [[Yamaha KX-88]] weighted 88 key MIDI controller
* [[Roland Cube60]] keyboard amplifier
* [[Korg P3]] piano module
* [[Roland TR-505]] drum machine
* [[Yamaha MU100R]] sound module
* [[Yamaha TX81Z]] FM synthesizer module
* [[Passac Unity 8]] 19" rack mount mixer
* [[Vinyl cutter]] (it sounds like square waves).
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opcode_Systems Opcode Studio 4] MIDI routing unit
* Assorted electronics test bench equipment, notably a function generator.
* Anything is a percussion instrument if you hit it hard enough.

== FAQ ==

Q. How do I get the computer music workstation to make sounds? 
A. It depends.

== Instruments to build and admire ==
* [https://www.monome.org/aleph/ Monome Aleph sound computer]
* [http://moddevices.com/mod-duo DIY guitar amplifiers and effects processors]
* [http://www.illucia.com/ Illucia control surface]
* [http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-the-MS-Alice-Stereo-Microphone/ DIY Mid/Sides Microphone]
* [http://www.musicainformatica.org/topics/sequential-drum.php Sequential Drum]
* [https://mutable-instruments.net/ Mutable Instruments], PCBs and Mouser shopping carts available [https://modularaddict.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=mutated here].
* [https://modularaddict.com/erica-polivoks-bundle-pcbpanel Erica Synths Polivoks clone].
* [http://www.humbletune.com/phase/ Phase synthesizer] for the CHIP pocket.

== Reading List ==

* [https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Music-Tutorial-MIT-Press/dp/0262680823?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0262680823 The Computer Music Tutorial] with some [[computer_music_techniques | notes from the book]]
* How to understand the [http://www.phon.ox.ac.uk/jcoleman/LOGARITH.htm non-linear scales of various acoustic properties like frequency and amplitude].
* [https://books.google.com/books?id=_Zs_CQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Composing Electronic Music]

== Notable Figures ==

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_Carlos Wendy Carlos]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Roads Curtis Roads]
* [https://soundbutt.com/secondseasons/max-mathews-research-and-modern-technology-interview-with-miller-puckette Interview with Miller Puckette on Max Mathews innovations]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Mathews Max Mathews]

== Play List ==

* [https://soundcloud.com/minimalwave Minimal Wave]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFcOQuilOPk Units - Digital Simulation]
* [https://soundbutt.com/lazzarello/sets/made-at-noisebridge Made At Noisebridge]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsDwynKAFPo Pita - Get Out, Untitled 3]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p5Pz_HF8Ew Fennesz - Endless Summer, Before I Leave]
* [https://soundcloud.com/frantisek-1/justin-bieber-u-smile-ambient-800-slower Shamantis - Justin Bieber U Smile remix]
* [https://soundcloud.com/dead-mexico/hidden-signals-tx-005#t=12:00 Boards of Italia]
* [http://evilmoisture.free.fr/ Evil Moisture]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdrOKJu1nLE&index=5&list=RDgpvQrnoWTwM some goth bands]

GNAR

2017-11-06T22:56:22Z

SteeleNivenson:

GNAR is Noisebridge Audio Research.

GNAR is Not Audio Research.

The primary objective is to provide community resources to conduct research and experiments on the subjects of sound, signal and noise. The secondary objective is a commitment to a Free/Libre Open Source FLOS approach. This is rolled up into a patchwork called Gnar/Linux. It is based on Debian testing with package repos from KXStudio.

The toolchain begins with the [[computer music workstation]] and expands out to software and hardware synthesizers, DSP plugins and analysis tools. Studying source code on the software layer is crucial. Studying circuits on the analog layer is required.

There's a blog at [https://gnar.lol/ gnar.lol]

== Instruments We Have ==

* [[Guitars]]
* [[Mod 2 Duo]]
* [[Akai APC40]]
* [[Nord Micro Modular]]
* An array of [[Software Instruments]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* Copious [[DSP effects]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* A 66 key MIDI controller
* [[Alesis MasterControl]]
* [[Yamaha PSR-1700]]
* A tiny USB MIDI controller
* [[Yamaha KX-88]] weighted 88 key MIDI controller
* [[Roland Cube60]] keyboard amplifier
* [[Korg P3]] piano module
* [[Roland TR-505]] drum machine
* [[Yamaha MU100R]] sound module
* [[Yamaha TX81Z]] FM synthesizer module
* [[Passac Unity 8]] 19" rack mount mixer
* [[Vinyl cutter]] (it sounds like square waves).
* Assorted electronics test bench equipment, notably a function generator.
* Anything is a percussion instrument if you hit it hard enough.
== FAQ ==

Q. How do I get the computer music workstation to make sounds? 
A. It depends.

== Instruments to build and admire ==
* [https://www.monome.org/aleph/ Monome Aleph sound computer]
* [http://moddevices.com/mod-duo DIY guitar amplifiers and effects processors]
* [http://www.illucia.com/ Illucia control surface]
* [http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-the-MS-Alice-Stereo-Microphone/ DIY Mid/Sides Microphone]
* [http://www.musicainformatica.org/topics/sequential-drum.php Sequential Drum]
* [https://mutable-instruments.net/ Mutable Instruments], PCBs and Mouser shopping carts available [https://modularaddict.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=mutated here].
* [https://modularaddict.com/erica-polivoks-bundle-pcbpanel Erica Synths Polivoks clone].
* [http://www.humbletune.com/phase/ Phase synthesizer] for the CHIP pocket.

== Reading List ==

* [https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Music-Tutorial-MIT-Press/dp/0262680823?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0262680823 The Computer Music Tutorial] with some [[computer_music_techniques | notes from the book]]
* How to understand the [http://www.phon.ox.ac.uk/jcoleman/LOGARITH.htm non-linear scales of various acoustic properties like frequency and amplitude].
* [https://books.google.com/books?id=_Zs_CQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Composing Electronic Music]

== Notable Figures ==

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_Carlos Wendy Carlos]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Roads Curtis Roads]
* [https://soundbutt.com/secondseasons/max-mathews-research-and-modern-technology-interview-with-miller-puckette Interview with Miller Puckette on Max Mathews innovations]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Mathews Max Mathews]

== Play List ==

* [https://soundcloud.com/minimalwave Minimal Wave]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFcOQuilOPk Units - Digital Simulation]
* [https://soundbutt.com/lazzarello/sets/made-at-noisebridge Made At Noisebridge]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsDwynKAFPo Pita - Get Out, Untitled 3]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p5Pz_HF8Ew Fennesz - Endless Summer, Before I Leave]
* [https://soundcloud.com/frantisek-1/justin-bieber-u-smile-ambient-800-slower Shamantis - Justin Bieber U Smile remix]
* [https://soundcloud.com/dead-mexico/hidden-signals-tx-005#t=12:00 Boards of Italia]
* [http://evilmoisture.free.fr/ Evil Moisture]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdrOKJu1nLE&index=5&list=RDgpvQrnoWTwM some goth bands]

GNAR

2017-11-06T22:54:50Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Instruments to build and admire */

GNAR is Noisebridge Audio Research.

GNAR is Not Audio Research.

The primary objective is to provide community resources to conduct research and experiments on the subjects of sound, signal and noise. The secondary objective is a commitment to a Free/Libre Open Source FLOS approach. This is rolled up into a patchwork called Gnar/Linux. It is based on Debian testing with package repos from KXStudio.

The toolchain begins with the [[computer music workstation]] and expands out to software and hardware synthesizers, DSP plugins and analysis tools. Studying source code on the software layer is crucial. Studying circuits on the analog layer is required.

== Instruments We Have ==

* [[Guitars]]
* [[Mod 2 Duo]]
* [[Akai APC40]]
* [[Nord Micro Modular]]
* An array of [[Software Instruments]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* Copious [[DSP effects]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* A 66 key MIDI controller
* [[Alesis MasterControl]]
* [[Yamaha PSR-1700]]
* A tiny USB MIDI controller
* [[Yamaha KX-88]] weighted 88 key MIDI controller
* [[Roland Cube60]] keyboard amplifier
* [[Korg P3]] piano module
* [[Roland TR-505]] drum machine
* [[Yamaha MU100R]] sound module
* [[Yamaha TX81Z]] FM synthesizer module
* [[Passac Unity 8]] 19" rack mount mixer
* [[Vinyl cutter]] (it sounds like square waves).
* Assorted electronics test bench equipment, notably a function generator.
* Anything is a percussion instrument if you hit it hard enough.
== FAQ ==

Q. How do I get the computer music workstation to make sounds? 
A. It depends.

== Instruments to build and admire ==
* [https://www.monome.org/aleph/ Monome Aleph sound computer]
* [http://moddevices.com/mod-duo DIY guitar amplifiers and effects processors]
* [http://www.illucia.com/ Illucia control surface]
* [http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-the-MS-Alice-Stereo-Microphone/ DIY Mid/Sides Microphone]
* [http://www.musicainformatica.org/topics/sequential-drum.php Sequential Drum]
* [https://mutable-instruments.net/ Mutable Instruments], PCBs and Mouser shopping carts available [https://modularaddict.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=mutated here].
* [https://modularaddict.com/erica-polivoks-bundle-pcbpanel Erica Synths Polivoks clone].
* [http://www.humbletune.com/phase/ Phase synthesizer] for the CHIP pocket.

== Reading List ==

* [https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Music-Tutorial-MIT-Press/dp/0262680823?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0262680823 The Computer Music Tutorial] with some [[computer_music_techniques | notes from the book]]
* How to understand the [http://www.phon.ox.ac.uk/jcoleman/LOGARITH.htm non-linear scales of various acoustic properties like frequency and amplitude].
* [https://books.google.com/books?id=_Zs_CQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Composing Electronic Music]

== Notable Figures ==

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_Carlos Wendy Carlos]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Roads Curtis Roads]
* [https://soundbutt.com/secondseasons/max-mathews-research-and-modern-technology-interview-with-miller-puckette Interview with Miller Puckette on Max Mathews innovations]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Mathews Max Mathews]

== Play List ==

* [https://soundcloud.com/minimalwave Minimal Wave]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFcOQuilOPk Units - Digital Simulation]
* [https://soundbutt.com/lazzarello/sets/made-at-noisebridge Made At Noisebridge]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsDwynKAFPo Pita - Get Out, Untitled 3]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p5Pz_HF8Ew Fennesz - Endless Summer, Before I Leave]
* [https://soundcloud.com/frantisek-1/justin-bieber-u-smile-ambient-800-slower Shamantis - Justin Bieber U Smile remix]
* [https://soundcloud.com/dead-mexico/hidden-signals-tx-005#t=12:00 Boards of Italia]
* [http://evilmoisture.free.fr/ Evil Moisture]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdrOKJu1nLE&index=5&list=RDgpvQrnoWTwM some goth bands]

Meeting Notes 2017 10 10

2017-10-27T19:20:29Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Meeting Summary */

These are the notes from the [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Category:Meeting_Notes The 479th Meeting of Noisebridge]. Date: 10/10/2017

Note-taker: [[User:nthmost]]

Moderators: [[User:nthmost]]

* '''NB meetings can be fun. Let's keep the elevator repaired!'''

== Meeting Summary ==

TLDR what happened at the meeting:
* Announcements: Haskell Class starting Oct 18th (every 1st and 3rd Wednesday). Cryptobuilders workshop every 2nd and 4th Wednesday.
* Finances: ???
* New members: nope but we should contact Merlin and let her know she's at 4 weeks!
* New philanthropists: nope
* Consensus Items: Elevator Repair Fund
* Discussion Items: people lost interest and went to the Internet Archive at this point.

[[Noisebridge_Vision|what Noisebridge is about]]:
<blockquote>Noisebridge is a 501c3 nonprofit that provides a space for creation, collaboration, and learning about technology and creative projects. Noisebridge provides space, power tools, and infrastructure to help the public learn new skills and create cool things. Noisebridge continues to exist through and depends entirely on membership fees and donations. Our code of conduct is 'Be excellent to each other'.</blockquote>

Something says, "See, this is why meetings don't happen, because everyone knows what Noisebridge is."

= Introductions =

* Marco -- Building a search engine for Code Learning resources, UX design, traveling between Berlin and SF.
* Dang -- Founding member of HACKER CLUB consisting of just ME. What are we talking about? I'm just workjing on signing some documents.
* Augur -- You all know me as Augur. I hack on shit, like the laser cutter and I teach laser cuttering things. Soon to teach a Haskell class.
* Nthmost -- i like to take meetings notes
* Kyle -- I'm not even here, but you skipped Nick. No that's just a statement of fact.
* Nick -- I travel around looking for insecure wifi without passwords to hack. And I'm printing stuff.
* Michael -- I teach at Cogswell college, a VR class in Santa Clara. We need wizards for the Singularity.
* Alex -- I do Gamebridge U on Tuesdays, making the Internet Archive into its own VR version.
* Juan -- I hack. I am a cyberwizard. Not yet a lizard.
* Paul -- I go by Schwifty. I make things, a lot of things out of plastics. Flowers, expanding foam, bouncy balls. Sometimes skateboards. 3D modeling, trying to sew.
* grey (グレェ) -- Just started working with the MADE. Starting to do inventory on 1000s of games. Like to go to other hackerspaces like Sudo Room

= Short announcements and events =
* Augur -- starting Oct 18th and every other Wednesday (1st and 3rd, opposite cryptobuilders) -- Haskell Class at 8pm. On Slack it's #haskell-class
* Cryptobuilders workshop in Hackitorium 2nd and 4th Wednesday. Alt currency, pizza, meet and greet.
* Schwifty -- I really am going to make Club Mate. [Something about dry ice and straining.] I AM gonna do it but you guys should be on the lookout for a metal strainer and metal bowl, 4" to 8" diameter.

= Safe Space =

* Augur: We want NB to be as welcome as possible. It's excellent if a person told they are being unexcellent for being inconsiderate is willing to stop that conversation. We have an Ask to Leave policy that may be applied when people aren't responsive to being politely asked to stop bothering.

= Participation =

Augur: If you want to do stuff at Noisebridge, come do stuff at Noisebridge! (And be Excellent while you are doing so!)

= [[Philanthropist|Philanthropists]]=

[Augur checks the binder, no new applications.]

= [[ Membership Binder ]] =

Augur: Membership is a bit more responsibility. You can block Consensus items and grant RFID tokens.

Merlin: 4 checks ... hasn't been here in a while. [I'll let her know! --nthmost]
Nicole: 2 checks
Lady Red: 3 checks

= Financial Report =
* Funds in bank: We dunno ATM, we'll ask Pemulis.
* Noisetor (See the bulletpoints at the bottom of http://noisetor.net/finances/#summary):

Nick: we should all be aware that the garbage guys won't take anything that's not in a trash can!!!

= Consensus =

* [[Consensus Process|a brief primer on consensus process]]

== [[ Consensus Items History | Proposals from last week ]] ==

''nope''

== [[ Current Consensus Items | Proposals for next week ]] ==

=== Elevator Repair Fund ===

'''Zach proposes that NB set aside $400 per year for the purpose of elevator repair costs. Any deductions from this fund can be recorded with receipts and sent to noisebridge-discuss or the Wiki'''

N: where does that number come from?

Z: A low number that will make people happy.

N: What have been our costs in the past?

Z: I did the repairs recently, those costs have been "not verty much"... Parts cost "quite low" because it's not fully fixed yet -- some crimps, a couple light bulbs, most of which was found in NB, but we need to replace significant parts of the gate. Henner might fabricate a new wooden panel. I feel like ppl should be compensated for their time in this.

N: historically we don't compensate for time...

J: This might fall under the existing equipment fund. We can consider the elevator something like infrastructure for the space.

A: Patrick commented 2 weeks ago that NB has had a policy of paying for things as infrastructure, it's just never been officially ratified. It may be too hazy that no one knows about it so we should make it more official as a consensus item.

Z: didn't know about the equipment fund. I do have to say, personally, I think the elevator should be under a different guideline as it's not a tool that makes NB cooler, it's something that prevents community members from entering the space.

N: Right, we have to be ADA accessible.

K: I'd feel cool about paying a pro, less good about paying NB people.

A: it's really the landlord's responsibility. We should build a device that convinces the landlord to fix it.

Alex: I support the elevator fund.

N: I suggest writing up this proposal a little more formally and then writing a bit about what it will take to get the elevator up to par in the coming months (or year). We usually post to the mailing list and discussion about it can happen either there or on the Slack.

Z: Cool.

= Discussion =

[Everybody gets distracted and leaves because something else is more interesting than the meeting.]

= End of Meeting =

[[Category:Meeting Notes]]

MOTU 828

2017-10-17T21:18:58Z

SteeleNivenson:

There is a Mark Of The Unicorn (MOTU) [http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/828x#firewire 828 mkII digital audio interface]. It powers on but takes about 20/30 seconds to warm up. It only has a firewire connection, which rules out connecting to many contemporary computers. It is connected to the [[computer music workstation]].

==Specs==

[http://cdn-data.motu.com/manuals/firewire-usb-audio/828mkII_Manual_Win.pdf Manual]

It has some impressive pro audio features circa 2004.

* 8 mono 1/4" analog audio inputs
* 8 mono 1/4" analog audio outputs
* 2 mic preamps with +48v phantom power
* 2 mono 1/4" analog main output
* BNC coaxial word clock
* 96khHz optical in/out
* S/PDIF RCA in/out
* SMPTE in/out
* 5 pin MIDI in/out
* ADAT DB-9 sync in

==Condition==

The unit is in good condition. Digital level meters work. I couldn't figure out how to get the S/PDIF or optical ports to do anything interesting, despite the Denon having both RCA and optical inputs. The LCD screen on the unit has a broken backlight. It's almost impossible to see. Unless you shine a light on it.

The Linux driver from ffado is partially broken, in that the patch in the package on Debian testing fails and renders the unit inoperable. It appears that on Debian stable it works okay. Need more testing.

As of <code>Fri Mar 25 09:31:35 UTC 2016</code> this device [https://vimeo.com/161573142 went into "xmastree mode"]. This means the digital level meters began flashing in a regular pattern, all colors. The non-backlit LCD screen displayed some hexadecimal numbers. I think the firmware crashed though the analog components and the software driver continue to work. It also makes noise at periodic intervals without user input. This can be thought of as "fullness" or "unpredictability" or maybe "warmth". I think it's just annoying. Caveat emptor. I discourage recording important things not considered ephemeral with this device.

==Driver Reference==

''MOTU is hostile towards Linux'' but that [https://github.com/adiknoth/ffado/tree/master/libffado/src/motu didn't stop us!]. The preceding code is very interesting in that it exposes what appears to be all the features of the device.

Linux kernel drivers are provided through the ffado project, which exists for Firewire audio. The www says that a nice individual has reverse engineered a MOTU Traveler product, which contains similar chips as all other MOTU firewire products. The company, in this case Mark Of The Unicorn explicitly informed him they have zero interest in Linux drivers, so his work was 100% reverse engineered. Much of the online documentation around tests with this driver and various hardware is offline or a broken link. [https://web.archive.org/web/20121209213940/http://ffado.org/?q=node/63 The wayback machine has some vague references] that indicate partial success. Probably best to dual boot before committing to Linux.

A notable improvement with the Linux driver is it allows for arbitrary switching of sample rate through jackd. This means that setting the ADC to 96000 Hz is as simple as selecting the number from a pulldown box. This setting is reflected through the hardware LED so it def works. Now only if the whole unit would work for longer than 15 minutes.

Turns out MOTU has [http://www.motu.com/techsupport/technotes/document.2004-06-16.6405589976/view addressed a problem] described as "I get high-pitched noise coming out of my 828mkII, how do I factory reset my interface?" This sounds exactly like the problem I was having, though it was exclusive to a reverse engineered driver. [https://www.gearslutz.com/board/5433886-post11.html original reference via GearSlutz.]

[http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=40729 WTF Firmware update?] Some dude has a .zip file in google docs with some "flash utility". Where did this come from? I assume it was leaked?

[http://www.motu.com/download "just works" drivers for Windows].

The [http://www.motu.com/download/download_matching_downloads.html?product_id=21 MOTU Universal Mac Installer] works on macOS Sierra! Yea.

The MIDI ports are broken in Linux when JACK asks for a 96K sample rate.

==Generating Control Voltage==

It appears this device is quite interesting in that it can generate [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CV/Gate CV range] signals to drive other modular synths. This means the [[computer music workstation]] can also act as a module in a modular analog synth rig. People talk about using it for [https://www.gearslutz.com/board/geekslutz-forum/850388-motu-828-mkii-power-supply.html analog sequencers ] and [http://www.expert-sleepers.co.uk/siwacompatibility.html off the shelf modular products].

The [sig~] object in [[Pure Data]] can output +/- 4.5 V from any of the analog outputs. This DC voltage can be used to control modular synthesizers.

==PICS!!11==

The following is the Thunderbolt version, which is slightly different than the mkII
[[File:Motu828.jpg]]

MOTU 828

2017-10-17T21:17:34Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Generating Control Voltage */

There is a Mark Of The Unicorn (MOTU) [http://www.motu.com/products/motuaudio/828x#firewire 828 mkII digital audio interface]. It powers on but takes about 20/30 seconds to warm up. It only has a firewire connection, which rules out connecting to many contemporary computers. It is connected to the [[computer music workstation]].

==Specs==

[http://cdn-data.motu.com/manuals/firewire-usb-audio/828mkII_Manual_Win.pdf Manual]

It has some impressive pro audio features circa 2004.

* 8 mono 1/4" analog audio inputs
* 8 mono 1/4" analog audio outputs
* 2 mic preamps with +48v phantom power
* 2 mono 1/4" analog main output
* BNC coaxial word clock
* 96khHz optical in/out
* S/PDIF RCA in/out
* SMPTE in/out
* 5 pin MIDI in/out
* ADAT DB-9 sync in

==Condition==

The unit is in good condition. Digital level meters work. I couldn't figure out how to get the S/PDIF or optical ports to do anything interesting, despite the Denon having both RCA and optical inputs. The LCD screen on the unit has a broken backlight. It's almost impossible to see. Unless you shine a light on it.

The Linux driver from ffado is partially broken, in that the patch in the package on Debian testing fails and renders the unit inoperable. It appears that on Debian stable it works okay. Need more testing.

As of <code>Fri Mar 25 09:31:35 UTC 2016</code> this device [https://vimeo.com/161573142 went into "xmastree mode"]. This means the digital level meters began flashing in a regular pattern, all colors. The non-backlit LCD screen displayed some hexadecimal numbers. I think the firmware crashed though the analog components and the software driver continue to work. It also makes noise at periodic intervals without user input. This can be thought of as "fullness" or "unpredictability" or maybe "warmth". I think it's just annoying. Caveat emptor. I discourage recording important things not considered ephemeral with this device.

==Driver Reference==

''MOTU is hostile towards Linux'' but that [https://github.com/adiknoth/ffado/tree/master/libffado/src/motu didn't stop us!]. The preceding code is very interesting in that it exposes what appears to be all the features of the device.

Linux kernel drivers are provided through the ffado project, which exists for Firewire audio. The www says that a nice individual has reverse engineered a MOTU Traveler product, which contains similar chips as all other MOTU firewire products. The company, in this case Mark Of The Unicorn explicitly informed him they have zero interest in Linux drivers, so his work was 100% reverse engineered. Much of the online documentation around tests with this driver and various hardware is offline or a broken link. [https://web.archive.org/web/20121209213940/http://ffado.org/?q=node/63 The wayback machine has some vague references] that indicate partial success. Probably best to dual boot before committing to Linux.

A notable improvement with the Linux driver is it allows for arbitrary switching of sample rate through jackd. This means that setting the ADC to 96000 Hz is as simple as selecting the number from a pulldown box. This setting is reflected through the hardware LED so it def works. Now only if the whole unit would work for longer than 15 minutes.

Turns out MOTU has [http://www.motu.com/techsupport/technotes/document.2004-06-16.6405589976/view addressed a problem] described as "I get high-pitched noise coming out of my 828mkII, how do I factory reset my interface?" This sounds exactly like the problem I was having, though it was exclusive to a reverse engineered driver. [https://www.gearslutz.com/board/5433886-post11.html original reference via GearSlutz.]

[http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=40729 WTF Firmware update?] Some dude has a .zip file in google docs with some "flash utility". Where did this come from? I assume it was leaked?

[http://www.motu.com/download "just works" drivers for Windows].

The [http://www.motu.com/download/download_matching_downloads.html?product_id=21 MOTU Universal Mac Installer] works on macOS Sierra! Yea.

==Generating Control Voltage==

It appears this device is quite interesting in that it can generate [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CV/Gate CV range] signals to drive other modular synths. This means the [[computer music workstation]] can also act as a module in a modular analog synth rig. People talk about using it for [https://www.gearslutz.com/board/geekslutz-forum/850388-motu-828-mkii-power-supply.html analog sequencers ] and [http://www.expert-sleepers.co.uk/siwacompatibility.html off the shelf modular products].

The [sig~] object in [[Pure Data]] can output +/- 4.5 V from any of the analog outputs. This DC voltage can be used to control modular synthesizers.

==PICS!!11==

The following is the Thunderbolt version, which is slightly different than the mkII
[[File:Motu828.jpg]]

GNAR

2017-09-30T23:25:15Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Instruments We Have */

GNAR is Noisebridge Audio Research.

GNAR is Not Audio Research.

The primary objective is to provide community resources to conduct research and experiments on the subjects of sound, signal and noise. The secondary objective is a commitment to a Free/Libre Open Source FLOS approach. This is rolled up into a patchwork called Gnar/Linux. It is based on Debian testing with package repos from KXStudio.

The toolchain begins with the [[computer music workstation]] and expands out to software and hardware synthesizers, DSP plugins and analysis tools. Studying source code on the software layer is crucial. Studying circuits on the analog layer is required.

== Instruments We Have ==

* [[Guitars]]
* [[Mod 2 Duo]]
* [[Akai APC40]]
* [[Nord Micro Modular]]
* An array of [[Software Instruments]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* Copious [[DSP effects]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* A 66 key MIDI controller
* [[Alesis MasterControl]]
* [[Yamaha PSR-1700]]
* A tiny USB MIDI controller
* [[Yamaha KX-88]] weighted 88 key MIDI controller
* [[Roland Cube60]] keyboard amplifier
* [[Korg P3]] piano module
* [[Roland TR-505]] drum machine
* [[Yamaha MU100R]] sound module
* [[Yamaha TX81Z]] FM synthesizer module
* [[Passac Unity 8]] 19" rack mount mixer

== FAQ ==

Q. How do I get the computer music workstation to make sounds? 
A. It depends.

== Instruments to build and admire ==
* [http://moddevices.com/mod-duo DIY guitar amplifiers and effects processors]
* [http://www.illucia.com/ Illucia control surface]
* [http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-the-MS-Alice-Stereo-Microphone/ DIY Mid/Sides Microphone]
* [http://www.musicainformatica.org/topics/sequential-drum.php Sequential Drum]

== Reading List ==

* [https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Music-Tutorial-MIT-Press/dp/0262680823?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0262680823 The Computer Music Tutorial] with some [[computer_music_techniques | notes from the book]]
* How to understand the [http://www.phon.ox.ac.uk/jcoleman/LOGARITH.htm non-linear scales of various acoustic properties like frequency and amplitude].
* [https://books.google.com/books?id=_Zs_CQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Composing Electronic Music]

== Notable Figures ==

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_Carlos Wendy Carlos]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Roads Curtis Roads]
* [https://soundbutt.com/secondseasons/max-mathews-research-and-modern-technology-interview-with-miller-puckette Interview with Miller Puckette on Max Mathews innovations]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Mathews Max Mathews]

== Play List ==

* [https://soundcloud.com/minimalwave Minimal Wave]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFcOQuilOPk Units - Digital Simulation]
* [https://soundbutt.com/lazzarello/sets/made-at-noisebridge Made At Noisebridge]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsDwynKAFPo Pita - Get Out, Untitled 3]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p5Pz_HF8Ew Fennesz - Endless Summer, Before I Leave]
* [https://soundcloud.com/frantisek-1/justin-bieber-u-smile-ambient-800-slower Shamantis - Justin Bieber U Smile remix]
* [https://soundcloud.com/dead-mexico/hidden-signals-tx-005#t=12:00 Boards of Italia]
* [http://evilmoisture.free.fr/ Evil Moisture]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdrOKJu1nLE&index=5&list=RDgpvQrnoWTwM some goth bands]

Club Mate

2017-09-28T23:23:35Z

SteeleNivenson:

Club Mate is a not very sweet, dry soda made in Germany. Super popular with the Hacktiirs, its pronounced MAH-TEY! (Cf. Yerba Mate Tea)

-----------------------------------

[[Image:Club_mate_logo.jpg|thumb|right|Guy Fawkes gets his Mate on]]
[[Image:Imgp0620.jpg|thumb|right|Club Mate stashed at Noisebridge]]

As of summertime, 2017, Club Mate pallets are regularly stocked at Noisebridge. The suggested donation is $4 for a 500ml bottle.

On about 7-28-09 Mitch ordered a pallet (800 bottles) of Club-Mate from 2600 in New York. It has been delivered for $2,657.20 ($657.20 shipping plus $2,000 for the cost of the beverage)

=Would you chip-in to help bring 800 bottles of Club-Mate to Noisebridge?=

This is a loan. If we sell enough Club Mate, you will be paid back. If we sell it all, then the rest (after we get paid back) goes to Noisebridge.

* Mitch - I'd be willing to kick in part of the cost
* Matt - sign me up to chip in a few hundred to make this happen
* Lee - I'll put up $200
* Lamont Lucas - I'd be in for $200 of that cost
* Brian Ferrell - I'd throw down $20
* dpc - i'd sponsor a 6 pack's journey if just to try it.
* ? (you, gentle reader)

<hr>
2017-08-01 Club Mate is available at Noisebridge.

3-13-14: Club Mate is not available at Noisebridge.

6-21-09: [[User:Gadlen|Lee]], [[User:maltman23|Mitch]] and others are currently working on getting a regular supply of Club Mate to Noisebridge. Lee is pursuing importing from Germany.

[[User:rpw| Ralf (rpw)]] was trying to organize a shipment of Club Mate to San Francisco. He has spoken to Markus Loscher, one of the owners of the [http://www.brauerei-loscher.de Brauerei Loscher] which produces Club Mate on 2009-01-30 and confirmed that there is no exclusive deal between 2600 and Loscher that would impede this operation. Labels with "nutritional facts" already exist and can be directly adhered on the bottles by Loscher.

The current ballpark is 200 cases of Club Mate, ETA is mid-April, before CodeCon. A quote for these 200 cases has been asked for. Apparently the destination port is most likely going to be [http://www.portofoakland.com/maritime/facts_operations.asp Oakland] and not San Francisco, since the [http://www.hamburgsud.com/ Hamburg Süd] port [http://www.hamburgsud.com/WWW/EN/Public_Relations/News/2004/index.jsp no longer services] the Hamburg -> San Francisco route.

== ToDo ==

* look into FDA approval again. Loscher already has a FDA registration from the last export (to the Last Hope). Another one needed?
* <strike>get quotes on container prices again. they should have dropped significantly from 2008</strike> it seems to be more recommendable to use an (ocean) freight forwarder.
* get quotes on container insurance
* find driver for route from Münchsteinach to Hamburg harbor
* organize logistics on receiving end
* figure out taxing/import duty on receiving end:
** would this be the correct tariff: http://www.faqs.org/rulings/tariffs/22029090.html ?
***Probably not. It looks like it would fall into a "tea or mate" category, which depending on sugar content, it looks like. USITC Tariff Database query results [[tea-tsv|here]]-[[User:Christie|Christie]]
****HTS Number: 2101.20.58: 30.5 cents/kg + 8.5%
****HTS Number: 2101.20.54 10%
***USITC Database: http://reportweb.usitc.gov/tariff/tariff_form_.jsp
** ask Emmanuel or send clarification request to U.S. Customs (like http://www.faqs.org/rulings/rulings1997HQ959096.html)
* how do we avoid paying taxes in .de ?
** http://www.buyusa.gov/germany/en/vat.html might help with the VAT refund.

==Slogan==
"Man gewöhnt sich daran..."
Literally, one gets used to it.

It does have some other meanings, You get used to it...you (can) get accustomed to it or in the sense of (suck it up, it'll be ok) you'll get used to it...or you can build up a resistance to it....weird. Strange slogan... --Charlotte 13:53, 21 June 2009 (PDT)

Club Mate

2017-09-28T23:05:11Z

SteeleNivenson:

Club Mate is a not very sweet, dry soda made in Germany. Super popular with the Hacktiirs, its pronounced MAH-TEY! (Cf. Yerba Mate Tea)

-----------------------------------

[[Image:Club_mate_logo.jpg|thumb|right|Guy Fawkes gets his Mate on]]
[[Image:Imgp0620.jpg|thumb|right|Club Mate stashed at Noisebridge]]

As of summertime, 2017, Club Mate pallets are regularly stocked at Noisebridge. The suggested donation is $4 for a 500ml bottle.

On about 7-28-09 Mitch ordered a pallet (800 bottles) of Club-Mate from 2600 in New York. It has been delivered for $2,657.20 ($657.20 shipping plus $2,000 for the cost of the beverage)

The plan is to sell it at Noisebridge for $4/bottle. If we sold all of them, that would be about $500 net gain for Noisebridge. W00t.

=Would you chip-in to help bring 800 bottles of Club-Mate to Noisebridge?=

This is a loan. If we sell enough Club Mate, you will be paid back. If we sell it all, then the rest (after we get paid back) goes to Noisebridge.

* Mitch - I'd be willing to kick in part of the cost
* Matt - sign me up to chip in a few hundred to make this happen
* Lee - I'll put up $200
* Lamont Lucas - I'd be in for $200 of that cost
* Brian Ferrell - I'd throw down $20
* dpc - i'd sponsor a 6 pack's journey if just to try it.
* ? (you, gentle reader)

<hr>
2017-08-01 Club Mate is available at Noisebridge.

3-13-14: Club Mate is not available at Noisebridge.

6-21-09: [[User:Gadlen|Lee]], [[User:maltman23|Mitch]] and others are currently working on getting a regular supply of Club Mate to Noisebridge. Lee is pursuing importing from Germany.

[[User:rpw| Ralf (rpw)]] was trying to organize a shipment of Club Mate to San Francisco. He has spoken to Markus Loscher, one of the owners of the [http://www.brauerei-loscher.de Brauerei Loscher] which produces Club Mate on 2009-01-30 and confirmed that there is no exclusive deal between 2600 and Loscher that would impede this operation. Labels with "nutritional facts" already exist and can be directly adhered on the bottles by Loscher.

The current ballpark is 200 cases of Club Mate, ETA is mid-April, before CodeCon. A quote for these 200 cases has been asked for. Apparently the destination port is most likely going to be [http://www.portofoakland.com/maritime/facts_operations.asp Oakland] and not San Francisco, since the [http://www.hamburgsud.com/ Hamburg Süd] port [http://www.hamburgsud.com/WWW/EN/Public_Relations/News/2004/index.jsp no longer services] the Hamburg -> San Francisco route.

== ToDo ==

* look into FDA approval again. Loscher already has a FDA registration from the last export (to the Last Hope). Another one needed?
* <strike>get quotes on container prices again. they should have dropped significantly from 2008</strike> it seems to be more recommendable to use an (ocean) freight forwarder.
* get quotes on container insurance
* find driver for route from Münchsteinach to Hamburg harbor
* organize logistics on receiving end
* figure out taxing/import duty on receiving end:
** would this be the correct tariff: http://www.faqs.org/rulings/tariffs/22029090.html ?
***Probably not. It looks like it would fall into a "tea or mate" category, which depending on sugar content, it looks like. USITC Tariff Database query results [[tea-tsv|here]]-[[User:Christie|Christie]]
****HTS Number: 2101.20.58: 30.5 cents/kg + 8.5%
****HTS Number: 2101.20.54 10%
***USITC Database: http://reportweb.usitc.gov/tariff/tariff_form_.jsp
** ask Emmanuel or send clarification request to U.S. Customs (like http://www.faqs.org/rulings/rulings1997HQ959096.html)
* how do we avoid paying taxes in .de ?
** http://www.buyusa.gov/germany/en/vat.html might help with the VAT refund.

==Slogan==
"Man gewöhnt sich daran..."
Literally, one gets used to it.

It does have some other meanings, You get used to it...you (can) get accustomed to it or in the sense of (suck it up, it'll be ok) you'll get used to it...or you can build up a resistance to it....weird. Strange slogan... --Charlotte 13:53, 21 June 2009 (PDT)

Resources/Network

2017-09-28T01:40:27Z

SteeleNivenson: /* 10.20.0.0 - 0.100 Statically address services */

This page was certified [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/rack/2016-March/003152.html 100% current and up to date] by [[User:Rubin110]] at Sun Mar 6 07:58:59 UTC 2016.

If you're reading this from another point in time, please note that the reality of the situation may be different.

__TOC__

== [[Network Troubleshooting]] ==

Are you having issues with the internet or local network? Check out the [[Network Troubleshooting]] page for more information on what you can do to make things better or possibly seek help.

== Disclaimer ==

''Please note that Noisebridge does not guarantee or provide a perfect secure experience in the space. Just like anywhere else in the world you're held responsible for your own safety and wellbeing. This also includes content you receive or transmit or provide through any mediums, such as through pen and paper, sound waves or any networks wired or wireless functioning in the space. Noisebridge is a volunteer run and operated space that provides you with infrastructure, which you use at your own risk.''

== Free Public Wireless Networks ==
Noisebridge has two open wifi networks available for your use. In most cases if you connect to the network '''Noisebridge''' your laptop/phone/device will have the best luck getting crystal clear wifi and roam between radio channels according to which provides the most reliable and fastest connection.

The wifi and internet provided is for public use. Like any public network, you should regard Noisebridge's as [[Visitor_advice#Hostile_network|potentially hostile]] and take appropriate precautions. In order to not give the impression of providing false security, Noisebridge does not run any encrypted wifi networks.

The following networks are active:
* '''Noisebridge'''
** No password
** Uplink through Monkeybrains gigabit laser
** 802.11an 5 gHz only
* '''Noisebridge'''
** No password
** Uplink through Monkeybrains gigabit laser
** 802.11an 2.4 gHz only

== Wired network ==
There are drops throughout the space. They are labeled with the corresponding number on the patch panel. Please don't destroy them (lol).

== Local Network Address Information ==
DHCP is offered automatically on the network, if that doesn't work for you here's some more static information...

* IP Range: 10.20.1.200-10.20.1.254
* Gateway: 10.20.0.1
* Subnet: 255.255.'''254'''.0 (a "slash" /23)
* DNS: 10.20.0.1,208.69.43.23,208.69.40.4,8.8.8.8

Dynamic DNS is provided by the router for DHCP clients on 10.20.0.1/23 which also provides name resolution of some local machines.

== Development ==
* See [[Network/testing]].

==Network Devices & Services==
* [[Music]]
* [[2D Paper Printer]]
* [[Infrastructure]]

= 2169 Mission =

[[File:Layer1_network_diagram.svg |thumb| alt=Inkscape SVG diagram of physical layer connections]]

== Uplinks ==
=== Monkeybrains Wireless Link ===
We have a point-to-point wireless link to Monkeybrains on the roof, it's a gigabit laser, think of fiber without the physical medium of glass. It is wired into the Monkeybrains NEMA box on the roof, and from there into our own NEMA box in which we house a managed switch. From there the cable enters into the space through the ladder chute in the fox lounge and runs to the rack where it enters the switchboard at port 48. Port 48 is a second redundant run that follows the same path from the rack back to our NEMA box for future projects.

=== SFBroadband / City of SF / Internet Archive ===

'''NB: As of September 2017 this section is out of date. If you're interested in reviving this radio link hit up [[User:patrickod|Patrick]]'''

We have a wireless point-to-point path up to Twin Peaks that connects up to a city-owned and volunteer-run IP transit network. Currently, we're hitting the dish off of the side and have a pretty terrible connection. For now, this network path is mostly only usable as a backup path.

There is a router in our wireless CPE hardware (st01-noisebridge-sfo) that connects up to the Noisebridge network and terminates as 172.30.0.54 on the "Inside / Internal" network. Set your default route via this IP to try the other path.

==I want to help!==
Noisebridge is run by volunteers, you're welcome to help but should get to know those helping first before touching/hacking the network gear. Try introducing yourself on the [rack mailing list https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/rack].

== Router ==
Biketrailer is our humble router. It is an Ubiquiti Edgerouter 5-port box running EdgeOS, a fork of Vyatta (a Linux-based router distribution). While the router does provide PoE, it is non-standard passive Ubiquiti PoE which you should avoid using.

The machines currently provides
* NAT
* DHCPD
* DNS (dnsmasq) - .noise local TLD and recursive proxy

Access is via SSH with keys and a https web interface.

== Address Allocations ==
===WAN - Monkeybrains===
* Network range: 192.195.83.129/29
* Gateway: 192.195.83.129
* DNS: 208.69.43.23,208.69.40.4
* Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.248

====Addresses====
* 192.195.83.130 - 2169.noisebridge.net - biketrailer offering some port forawrding
* 192.195.83.131 - roof switch
* 192.195.83.132 - unused (previous: mode/s receiver)
* 192.195.83.133 - zeppelin
* 192.195.83.134 - pegasus.noisebridge.net - pegasus 1 to 1 NAT

===LAN - 10.20.0.0/22===
====10.20.0.0 - 0.100 Statically address services====

''Note: This is '''not''' a /24 subnet! The netmask is a /23.''

* 10.20.0.1 - biketrailer
* 10.20.0.10 - earl
* 10.20.0.11 - West-AP
* 10.20.0.12 - Church-AP
* 10.20.0.13 - Central-AP
* 10.20.0.22 - pegasus
* 10.20.0.25 - noisebridge-printer-brother
* 10.20.0.41 - noisebridgebbs
* 10.20.0.42 - flaschen-taschen / [[ft.noise]]
* 10.20.0.43 - noisebridge-kiosk-1 / noiseboard
* 10.20.0.44 - square (Noisesquare table)
* 10.20.0.45 - bookcase (LEDs on the library bookcase)
* 10.20.0.46 - zeppelin
* 10.20.0.47 - Dell PowerConnect 2848 switch in rack
* 10.20.0.49 - Open Lighting Controller (Hackitorium)
* 10.20.0.50 - QLC+ Lighting Controller

====10.20.0.51 - 1.199====
* DHCP-assigned, user-access IP space

====10.20.1.200 - 1.254====
* Available for adhoc manual IP address configurations.

=== IPv6 ===
We would like to setup IPv6, some day.

== Machine Rack ==
The rack sits on the South wall, it's small and up high to discourage people from messing with it or installing things in it. The internet works, please leave the box alone.

===Can I install/setup boxes on Noisebridge's network?===
====Short answer====
'''No.'''

====Long answer====
Noisebridge is here to provide infrastructure for creative projects. We're really good at some things. One thing we suck at is administrating boxes setup on our network. They eat power, internet, the attention span of volunteers, and people who set them up generally are bad at communicating later on down the line when something breaks or a machine magically appears.

Noisebridge network infrastructure policy is as such:
* Critical infrastructure machines (like our access control system): Low power ok!
* Machines for classes that cannot be hosted on the internet: Low power ok!
* Personal machines: NO!
* High power machines: NO!
* Bitcoin miners: NO!
* Torrent boxes: NO!
* Everything else: NO!

If a machine gets setup on the network without first getting an ok from the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/rack rack list], it will be unplugged and thrown in the trash. Please don't host your box at Noisebridge. We can't afford it. Thanks for understanding.

===Rack setup===
* Patch panel
* Shitty Fucked Dell 48 port switch
* Pegasus
* Shelf with Biketrailer and POE injectors
* Shelf with random RaspberryPis for projects
* Speaker amp
* Power strip
* UPS
* [[User:juul|juul]]'s banana pi storage server (two harddrives with heat-sinks strapped to a banana pi)

= People's Open Network =

There are several nodes from the [https://peoplesopen.net People's Open Network] located at Noisebridge.

== Nodes administered by sudo mesh ==

Here is a [https://sudomesh.org/ link to sudo mesh].

For info/assistance with these nodes you can contact info@sudoroom.org or ask on #peoplesopen.net on freenode IRC (try highlighting juul).

There is a Western Digital My Net N600 (configured as a people's open net home node) mounted on the ceiling close to the pillar by the library (NBiblioteca). It is black with white sides and held to the ceiling by two red straps. This node is announcing the following SSIDs:

* "peoplesopen.net 📡☠️": On 2.4 GHz channel 6. No password. All traffic routed through the sudo mesh VPN. Bandwidth limited to 50 mbits/sec.
* "peoplesopen.net 📡☠️ fast": On 5 GHz channel 157. No password. All traffic routed through the sudo mesh VPN. Bandwidth limited to 50 mbits/sec.
* "admin 📡☠️": On 2.4 channel 6. Has password. Not VPN'ed or bandwidth limited. Used to manage the node.
* "admin 📡☠️": On 2.4 channel 6 and 5 GHz channel 157. Has password. Not VPN'ed or bandwidth limited. Used to manage the node.
* "pplsopen.net-node2node": Ad-hoc mode for meshing. On 2.4 channel 6 and 5 GHz channel 157. No password. Uses [https://github.com/jech/babeld babeld] for meshing. Talk to [https://sudomesh.org/ sudo mesh] for details.

The My Net N600 gives out IPs on the 100.65.9.192/26 range which is within the wider People's Open Network range from 100.64.x.x-100.128.x.x

The My Net N600 is connected to the switch above the main hacking tables (the one that has the braid of multicolored ethernet cables coming out of it) using a normal ethernet cable. This is where it gets is internet. Another ethernet cable runs from the node to behind the bottom of the indoor roof ladder where it connects to the non-powered port on a PoE injector. From the powered port on the PoE a grounded and shielded outdoor cable travels to the roof where it connects to a NanoStation M2 pointing east which is broadcasting:

* "pplsopen.net-node2node": Ad-hoc mode for meshing. On 2.4 GHz channel 1. No password. Uses [https://github.com/jech/babeld babeld] for meshing. Talk to [https://sudomesh.org/ sudo mesh] for details.
* "peoplesopen.net noisebridge": Access point (master) mode. On 2.4 GHz channel 1. No password.

The NanoStation M2 is connected using its PoE passthrough ethernet port to a NanoBridge M5, which is mounted on a pole next to it. Currently the passthrough is not enabled and that NanoBridge is off. This is because the PoE injector needs to be upgraded to a beefier unit that can power both the NanoStation and the NanoBridge at the same time.

== Nodes administered by Max B ==

The following was written by [[User:juul|juul]] who was not part of installing any of this gear nor does he have admin access (I'm just writing what I'm seeing).

There is a Ubiquiti Bullet (not sure if M2 or M5) mounted out on the fire escape balcony with a high gain omni-directional antenna attached. This is connected via an outdoor shielded and grounded cable up over the side of the building and to a Western Digital My Net (N600 or N750, not sure) which is located in the metal box with the padlock on it. This node is not administered by sudo mesh. It is administered by Max B who is on the Noisebridge Slack.

Resources/Network

2017-09-28T01:40:12Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Addresses */

This page was certified [https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/rack/2016-March/003152.html 100% current and up to date] by [[User:Rubin110]] at Sun Mar 6 07:58:59 UTC 2016.

If you're reading this from another point in time, please note that the reality of the situation may be different.

__TOC__

== [[Network Troubleshooting]] ==

Are you having issues with the internet or local network? Check out the [[Network Troubleshooting]] page for more information on what you can do to make things better or possibly seek help.

== Disclaimer ==

''Please note that Noisebridge does not guarantee or provide a perfect secure experience in the space. Just like anywhere else in the world you're held responsible for your own safety and wellbeing. This also includes content you receive or transmit or provide through any mediums, such as through pen and paper, sound waves or any networks wired or wireless functioning in the space. Noisebridge is a volunteer run and operated space that provides you with infrastructure, which you use at your own risk.''

== Free Public Wireless Networks ==
Noisebridge has two open wifi networks available for your use. In most cases if you connect to the network '''Noisebridge''' your laptop/phone/device will have the best luck getting crystal clear wifi and roam between radio channels according to which provides the most reliable and fastest connection.

The wifi and internet provided is for public use. Like any public network, you should regard Noisebridge's as [[Visitor_advice#Hostile_network|potentially hostile]] and take appropriate precautions. In order to not give the impression of providing false security, Noisebridge does not run any encrypted wifi networks.

The following networks are active:
* '''Noisebridge'''
** No password
** Uplink through Monkeybrains gigabit laser
** 802.11an 5 gHz only
* '''Noisebridge'''
** No password
** Uplink through Monkeybrains gigabit laser
** 802.11an 2.4 gHz only

== Wired network ==
There are drops throughout the space. They are labeled with the corresponding number on the patch panel. Please don't destroy them (lol).

== Local Network Address Information ==
DHCP is offered automatically on the network, if that doesn't work for you here's some more static information...

* IP Range: 10.20.1.200-10.20.1.254
* Gateway: 10.20.0.1
* Subnet: 255.255.'''254'''.0 (a "slash" /23)
* DNS: 10.20.0.1,208.69.43.23,208.69.40.4,8.8.8.8

Dynamic DNS is provided by the router for DHCP clients on 10.20.0.1/23 which also provides name resolution of some local machines.

== Development ==
* See [[Network/testing]].

==Network Devices & Services==
* [[Music]]
* [[2D Paper Printer]]
* [[Infrastructure]]

= 2169 Mission =

[[File:Layer1_network_diagram.svg |thumb| alt=Inkscape SVG diagram of physical layer connections]]

== Uplinks ==
=== Monkeybrains Wireless Link ===
We have a point-to-point wireless link to Monkeybrains on the roof, it's a gigabit laser, think of fiber without the physical medium of glass. It is wired into the Monkeybrains NEMA box on the roof, and from there into our own NEMA box in which we house a managed switch. From there the cable enters into the space through the ladder chute in the fox lounge and runs to the rack where it enters the switchboard at port 48. Port 48 is a second redundant run that follows the same path from the rack back to our NEMA box for future projects.

=== SFBroadband / City of SF / Internet Archive ===

'''NB: As of September 2017 this section is out of date. If you're interested in reviving this radio link hit up [[User:patrickod|Patrick]]'''

We have a wireless point-to-point path up to Twin Peaks that connects up to a city-owned and volunteer-run IP transit network. Currently, we're hitting the dish off of the side and have a pretty terrible connection. For now, this network path is mostly only usable as a backup path.

There is a router in our wireless CPE hardware (st01-noisebridge-sfo) that connects up to the Noisebridge network and terminates as 172.30.0.54 on the "Inside / Internal" network. Set your default route via this IP to try the other path.

==I want to help!==
Noisebridge is run by volunteers, you're welcome to help but should get to know those helping first before touching/hacking the network gear. Try introducing yourself on the [rack mailing list https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/rack].

== Router ==
Biketrailer is our humble router. It is an Ubiquiti Edgerouter 5-port box running EdgeOS, a fork of Vyatta (a Linux-based router distribution). While the router does provide PoE, it is non-standard passive Ubiquiti PoE which you should avoid using.

The machines currently provides
* NAT
* DHCPD
* DNS (dnsmasq) - .noise local TLD and recursive proxy

Access is via SSH with keys and a https web interface.

== Address Allocations ==
===WAN - Monkeybrains===
* Network range: 192.195.83.129/29
* Gateway: 192.195.83.129
* DNS: 208.69.43.23,208.69.40.4
* Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.248

====Addresses====
* 192.195.83.130 - 2169.noisebridge.net - biketrailer offering some port forawrding
* 192.195.83.131 - roof switch
* 192.195.83.132 - unused (previous: mode/s receiver)
* 192.195.83.133 - zeppelin
* 192.195.83.134 - pegasus.noisebridge.net - pegasus 1 to 1 NAT

===LAN - 10.20.0.0/22===
====10.20.0.0 - 0.100 Statically address services====

''Note: This is '''not''' a /24 subnet! The netmask is a /23.''

* 10.20.0.1 - biketrailer
* 10.20.0.10 - earl
* 10.20.0.11 - West-AP
* 10.20.0.12 - Church-AP
* 10.20.0.13 - Central-AP
* 10.20.0.22 - pegasus
* 10.20.0.25 - noisebridge-printer-brother
* 10.20.0.41 - noisebridgebbs
* 10.20.0.42 - flaschen-taschen / [[ft.noise]]
* 10.20.0.43 - noisebridge-kiosk-1 / noiseboard
* 10.20.0.44 - square (Noisesquare table)
* 10.20.0.45 - bookcase (LEDs on the library bookcase)
* 10.20.0.46 - noisebridge-kiosk-2
* 10.20.0.47 - Dell PowerConnect 2848 switch in rack
* 10.20.0.49 - Open Lighting Controller (Hackitorium)
* 10.20.0.50 - QLC+ Lighting Controller

====10.20.0.51 - 1.199====
* DHCP-assigned, user-access IP space

====10.20.1.200 - 1.254====
* Available for adhoc manual IP address configurations.

=== IPv6 ===
We would like to setup IPv6, some day.

== Machine Rack ==
The rack sits on the South wall, it's small and up high to discourage people from messing with it or installing things in it. The internet works, please leave the box alone.

===Can I install/setup boxes on Noisebridge's network?===
====Short answer====
'''No.'''

====Long answer====
Noisebridge is here to provide infrastructure for creative projects. We're really good at some things. One thing we suck at is administrating boxes setup on our network. They eat power, internet, the attention span of volunteers, and people who set them up generally are bad at communicating later on down the line when something breaks or a machine magically appears.

Noisebridge network infrastructure policy is as such:
* Critical infrastructure machines (like our access control system): Low power ok!
* Machines for classes that cannot be hosted on the internet: Low power ok!
* Personal machines: NO!
* High power machines: NO!
* Bitcoin miners: NO!
* Torrent boxes: NO!
* Everything else: NO!

If a machine gets setup on the network without first getting an ok from the [https://www.noisebridge.net/mailman/listinfo/rack rack list], it will be unplugged and thrown in the trash. Please don't host your box at Noisebridge. We can't afford it. Thanks for understanding.

===Rack setup===
* Patch panel
* Shitty Fucked Dell 48 port switch
* Pegasus
* Shelf with Biketrailer and POE injectors
* Shelf with random RaspberryPis for projects
* Speaker amp
* Power strip
* UPS
* [[User:juul|juul]]'s banana pi storage server (two harddrives with heat-sinks strapped to a banana pi)

= People's Open Network =

There are several nodes from the [https://peoplesopen.net People's Open Network] located at Noisebridge.

== Nodes administered by sudo mesh ==

Here is a [https://sudomesh.org/ link to sudo mesh].

For info/assistance with these nodes you can contact info@sudoroom.org or ask on #peoplesopen.net on freenode IRC (try highlighting juul).

There is a Western Digital My Net N600 (configured as a people's open net home node) mounted on the ceiling close to the pillar by the library (NBiblioteca). It is black with white sides and held to the ceiling by two red straps. This node is announcing the following SSIDs:

* "peoplesopen.net 📡☠️": On 2.4 GHz channel 6. No password. All traffic routed through the sudo mesh VPN. Bandwidth limited to 50 mbits/sec.
* "peoplesopen.net 📡☠️ fast": On 5 GHz channel 157. No password. All traffic routed through the sudo mesh VPN. Bandwidth limited to 50 mbits/sec.
* "admin 📡☠️": On 2.4 channel 6. Has password. Not VPN'ed or bandwidth limited. Used to manage the node.
* "admin 📡☠️": On 2.4 channel 6 and 5 GHz channel 157. Has password. Not VPN'ed or bandwidth limited. Used to manage the node.
* "pplsopen.net-node2node": Ad-hoc mode for meshing. On 2.4 channel 6 and 5 GHz channel 157. No password. Uses [https://github.com/jech/babeld babeld] for meshing. Talk to [https://sudomesh.org/ sudo mesh] for details.

The My Net N600 gives out IPs on the 100.65.9.192/26 range which is within the wider People's Open Network range from 100.64.x.x-100.128.x.x

The My Net N600 is connected to the switch above the main hacking tables (the one that has the braid of multicolored ethernet cables coming out of it) using a normal ethernet cable. This is where it gets is internet. Another ethernet cable runs from the node to behind the bottom of the indoor roof ladder where it connects to the non-powered port on a PoE injector. From the powered port on the PoE a grounded and shielded outdoor cable travels to the roof where it connects to a NanoStation M2 pointing east which is broadcasting:

* "pplsopen.net-node2node": Ad-hoc mode for meshing. On 2.4 GHz channel 1. No password. Uses [https://github.com/jech/babeld babeld] for meshing. Talk to [https://sudomesh.org/ sudo mesh] for details.
* "peoplesopen.net noisebridge": Access point (master) mode. On 2.4 GHz channel 1. No password.

The NanoStation M2 is connected using its PoE passthrough ethernet port to a NanoBridge M5, which is mounted on a pole next to it. Currently the passthrough is not enabled and that NanoBridge is off. This is because the PoE injector needs to be upgraded to a beefier unit that can power both the NanoStation and the NanoBridge at the same time.

== Nodes administered by Max B ==

The following was written by [[User:juul|juul]] who was not part of installing any of this gear nor does he have admin access (I'm just writing what I'm seeing).

There is a Ubiquiti Bullet (not sure if M2 or M5) mounted out on the fire escape balcony with a high gain omni-directional antenna attached. This is connected via an outdoor shielded and grounded cable up over the side of the building and to a Western Digital My Net (N600 or N750, not sure) which is located in the metal box with the padlock on it. This node is not administered by sudo mesh. It is administered by Max B who is on the Noisebridge Slack.

GNAR

2017-09-12T23:05:17Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Notable Figures */

GNAR is Noisebridge Audio Research.

GNAR is Not Audio Research.

The primary objective is to provide community resources to conduct research and experiments on the subjects of sound, signal and noise. The secondary objective is a commitment to a Free/Libre Open Source FLOS approach. This is rolled up into a patchwork called Gnar/Linux. It is based on Debian testing with package repos from KXStudio.

The toolchain begins with the [[computer music workstation]] and expands out to software and hardware synthesizers, DSP plugins and analysis tools. Studying source code on the software layer is crucial. Studying circuits on the analog layer is required.

== Instruments We Have ==

* [[Guitars]]
* [[Akai APC40]]
* [[Nord Micro Modular]]
* An array of [[Software Instruments]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* Copious [[DSP effects]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* A 66 key MIDI controller
* [[Alesis MasterControl]]
* [[Yamaha PSR-1700]]
* A tiny USB MIDI controller
* [[Yamaha KX-88]] weighted 88 key MIDI controller
* [[Roland Cube60]] keyboard amplifier
* [[Korg P3]] piano module
* [[Roland TR-505]] drum machine
* [[Yamaha MU100R]] sound module
* [[Yamaha TX81Z]] FM synthesizer module
* [[Passac Unity 8]] 19" rack mount mixer

== FAQ ==

Q. How do I get the computer music workstation to make sounds? 
A. It depends.

== Instruments to build and admire ==
* [http://moddevices.com/mod-duo DIY guitar amplifiers and effects processors]
* [http://www.illucia.com/ Illucia control surface]
* [http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-the-MS-Alice-Stereo-Microphone/ DIY Mid/Sides Microphone]
* [http://www.musicainformatica.org/topics/sequential-drum.php Sequential Drum]

== Reading List ==

* [https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Music-Tutorial-MIT-Press/dp/0262680823?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0262680823 The Computer Music Tutorial] with some [[computer_music_techniques | notes from the book]]
* How to understand the [http://www.phon.ox.ac.uk/jcoleman/LOGARITH.htm non-linear scales of various acoustic properties like frequency and amplitude].
* [https://books.google.com/books?id=_Zs_CQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Composing Electronic Music]

== Notable Figures ==

* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_Carlos Wendy Carlos]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtis_Roads Curtis Roads]
* [https://soundbutt.com/secondseasons/max-mathews-research-and-modern-technology-interview-with-miller-puckette Interview with Miller Puckette on Max Mathews innovations]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Mathews Max Mathews]

== Play List ==

* [https://soundcloud.com/minimalwave Minimal Wave]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFcOQuilOPk Units - Digital Simulation]
* [https://soundbutt.com/lazzarello/sets/made-at-noisebridge Made At Noisebridge]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsDwynKAFPo Pita - Get Out, Untitled 3]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p5Pz_HF8Ew Fennesz - Endless Summer, Before I Leave]
* [https://soundcloud.com/frantisek-1/justin-bieber-u-smile-ambient-800-slower Shamantis - Justin Bieber U Smile remix]
* [https://soundcloud.com/dead-mexico/hidden-signals-tx-005#t=12:00 Boards of Italia]
* [http://evilmoisture.free.fr/ Evil Moisture]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdrOKJu1nLE&index=5&list=RDgpvQrnoWTwM some goth bands]

GNAR

2017-09-12T23:00:56Z

SteeleNivenson: /* Instruments to build and admire */

GNAR is Noisebridge Audio Research.

GNAR is Not Audio Research.

The primary objective is to provide community resources to conduct research and experiments on the subjects of sound, signal and noise. The secondary objective is a commitment to a Free/Libre Open Source FLOS approach. This is rolled up into a patchwork called Gnar/Linux. It is based on Debian testing with package repos from KXStudio.

The toolchain begins with the [[computer music workstation]] and expands out to software and hardware synthesizers, DSP plugins and analysis tools. Studying source code on the software layer is crucial. Studying circuits on the analog layer is required.

== Instruments We Have ==

* [[Guitars]]
* [[Akai APC40]]
* [[Nord Micro Modular]]
* An array of [[Software Instruments]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* Copious [[DSP effects]] on the Gnar/Linux PC
* A 66 key MIDI controller
* [[Alesis MasterControl]]
* [[Yamaha PSR-1700]]
* A tiny USB MIDI controller
* [[Yamaha KX-88]] weighted 88 key MIDI controller
* [[Roland Cube60]] keyboard amplifier
* [[Korg P3]] piano module
* [[Roland TR-505]] drum machine
* [[Yamaha MU100R]] sound module
* [[Yamaha TX81Z]] FM synthesizer module
* [[Passac Unity 8]] 19" rack mount mixer

== FAQ ==

Q. How do I get the computer music workstation to make sounds? 
A. It depends.

== Instruments to build and admire ==
* [http://moddevices.com/mod-duo DIY guitar amplifiers and effects processors]
* [http://www.illucia.com/ Illucia control surface]
* [http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-the-MS-Alice-Stereo-Microphone/ DIY Mid/Sides Microphone]
* [http://www.musicainformatica.org/topics/sequential-drum.php Sequential Drum]

== Reading List ==

* [https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Music-Tutorial-MIT-Press/dp/0262680823?SubscriptionId=AKIAILSHYYTFIVPWUY6Q&tag=duckduckgo-d-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0262680823 The Computer Music Tutorial] with some [[computer_music_techniques | notes from the book]]
* How to understand the [http://www.phon.ox.ac.uk/jcoleman/LOGARITH.htm non-linear scales of various acoustic properties like frequency and amplitude].
* [https://books.google.com/books?id=_Zs_CQAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false Composing Electronic Music]

== Notable Figures ==

* [https://soundbutt.com/secondseasons/max-mathews-research-and-modern-technology-interview-with-miller-puckette Interview with Miller Puckette on Max Mathews innovations]
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Mathews Max Mathews]

== Play List ==

* [https://soundcloud.com/minimalwave Minimal Wave]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFcOQuilOPk Units - Digital Simulation]
* [https://soundbutt.com/lazzarello/sets/made-at-noisebridge Made At Noisebridge]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsDwynKAFPo Pita - Get Out, Untitled 3]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1p5Pz_HF8Ew Fennesz - Endless Summer, Before I Leave]
* [https://soundcloud.com/frantisek-1/justin-bieber-u-smile-ambient-800-slower Shamantis - Justin Bieber U Smile remix]
* [https://soundcloud.com/dead-mexico/hidden-signals-tx-005#t=12:00 Boards of Italia]
* [http://evilmoisture.free.fr/ Evil Moisture]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdrOKJu1nLE&index=5&list=RDgpvQrnoWTwM some goth bands]