Designing Sound Futures is a York University funded research project focusing on sound, technology, inclusive design, and transdisciplinary learning.
This event brought world-renowned modular synthesis pioneer and inventor, Morton Subotnick, to discuss modular synth histories, cultural practices/implications of the…
DSF is prototyping/testing a small DIY synth kit that will be used as a low-risk/low cost training environment for novice…
Investigation of approaches to sound and interface design, specifically in the context of small-scale hardware synth developers and modular synthesis
This project will broaden access to MIDI 2.0 configurations with the related aim of exploring possibilities of developing new controller…
The CMSTSynth Club explores opportunities for transdisciplinary and inclusive learning through understanding sound synthesis principles, music making, soundwork composition, and…
We are exploring what and how people learn about the practice of modular synthesis through building their own component systems…
A community lead organization dedicated to promoting musical synthesis in the Kitchener/Waterloo/Cambridge area through public workshops and presentations.
Working with sculptor Kenneth Emig, an acoustical engineer and installation artist, to develop an interactive sonic sculpture engine and prototype
A project that explores how modular sound synthesis can be used as a tool for queer diasporic expression and representation.
The first DSF/CAMIN Meet Up Event took place in March 2024 at the Re/Lab.
