Noisetech

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Noisetech.netlify.app is based off of Patricia Wolf’s Cellular Chorus Project – a work of spatialized aleatoric music using smartphones to bring people physically closer to have an interactive and collective experience with light and sound.

ARCHIVED WORKSHOP

A FREE music + technology workshop series for teens

Introducing the basics of circuits, coding, & sound design through hands-on & team activities.

No previous experience required.

Open to ages 14 – 18.

Participants will:

  • Learn about the fundamentals of sound design & audio programming!
  • Record and mix audio using a smartphone or computer!
  • Build a working synthesizer & collaborative audio project!

This program is offered by NE STEAM Coalition, in partnership with pdxOpenTech and Pixel Arts


The Details:

When

NoiseTech will be held on Tuesdays, August 10th, 17th, & 24th, from 1:00 – 5:00 pm

Where

Abundant Life Church, 3935 N. Lombard Ave., Portland, OR 97217.

Safety Protocols

All instructors will be vaccinated and wearing masks during indoor portions of the workshop. It is highly encouraged that students likewise be vaccinated. Indoor activities will take place in a space with open windows & room to maintain social distancing.

This is an in-person event being held in a community facility. In order to ensure the safety of students and there families, as well as Abundant Life Church community members who may access the building, we will be enforcing a mask and health policy outlined below.

Following OHA recommended best practices and to the reduce risk of Covid transmission, students will have their temperature checked each day at drop-off and will be supplied with a daily face mask. Students will be asked to socially distance and keep there mask on (over nose & mouth) at all times while indoors. Frequent outdoor breaks will be incorporated into the schedule, during which time students may remove their masks. Students who present with a fever or illness or fail to comply with safety measures will be asked to leave. If a student or a member of their household is suspected or known to have contracted Covid, a program staff member must be notified as soon as possible, to allow for contact tracing.

Parents are encouraged to discuss this policy with their child and ensure they understand the expectations of the program. We hope for this to be a fun and safe event.

Further Information

Check back for further information closer to the camp delivery date.

If you have specific questions, feel free to reach out by emailing hello@pdxopen.tech, include “noisetech” in the subject line.

NE STEAM, Portland Community College, Pixel Arts Game Education