Tag: classes
Crosstalk; Sound and Electrons.
by Adam Evenden on Jan.10, 2015, under Events, Projects, Workshops
The electrons are being excited this weekend at Hacklab with the Sound hackers audio meet up happening on Saturday January 10th, 2 pm – 12 am.
Click here to see a complete schedule of events happening.
As a pre-amp to all the electrons being excited. Enjoy some of the photos from the Toronto Synth meet up, where I met up with one of Hacklabs members Andrew Kilpatrick and had the chance to play with his new Synth the phenol (Photo below). Andrew has a Kickstarter for the lovely piece of hardware on the go if you like more info on it. This is a bit of a different cross talk then in the past. For this is the first time a cross talk has gone from an external event into a internally hosted one.
There has been an Audio swap meet in the past and, now we have the great pleasure of hosting the Sound Hackers meet up at Hacklab.
Stay tuned for this weekends photos. In the mean time here are the best of the Synth meet up from November 2014.
Toronto Mini-Maker Fair
by Adam Evenden on Jun.08, 2013, under Events, Projects, Unpatched Tuesdays
Several weeks ago now the Toronto Mini Maker Faire Launch party happened.
You can find more images on the following photo streams; Photo booth shots and more, Photos by Adam Evenden
Upon entering the launch party and registering attendees where faced with an arts and crafts table, full of hot glue, blank masks, LED’s, Coin battery’s, pipe cleaners, markers, tape, Glitter, and more.
Click more to see some of the creations.
Python Newbie Night
by Leigh Honeywell on Nov.12, 2008, under Announcements, Events
For the past couple of weeks a few of us have been meeting up at the lab to learn some Python. Some of us are complete beginners, while some of us have been programming profesionally for years. It makes for an interesting evening and we’re been learning lots.
We’re basing the sessions on the book Python for Software Design: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist, which is available for free online. We’ve been impressed so far with the book’s clarity and the quality of the example code it comes with.
After a few successful sessions, we’ve decided to make this a more regular / official meeting at the lab. It’ll be every Thursday at 7PM until around 9, though we have gone later in the past, and some of us show up earlier as well. Feel free to drop in our IRC channel (#hacklabto on freenode) if you want to see if anyone’s already at the lab. For this Thursday if you feel like catching up before you come out, we’re at chapter 4; don’t worry, though, we’ll be able to get you caught up if you’re a total beginner :)
-Leigh