Track Policies

Refereed Papers

  • Maximum 8 Pages
  • Submissions are to be made in PDF format
  • Templates in word and example PDF provided below.

Download Word Templates and PDF Examples

Directors
  • ACMA Admin
  • Tim Opie
Checked Open Submissions Checked Peer Reviewed

Artist Talks & Studio Reports

  • Maximum 2 pages
  • Submissions must be made in PDF format
  • Templates and Example are provided in the Papers section

Directors
  • Henry Gardner, Australian National University
  • Andrew Sorensen
Checked Open Submissions Unchecked Peer Reviewed

Posters

Directors
  • Henry Gardner, Australian National University
  • Andrew Sorensen
Checked Open Submissions Unchecked Peer Reviewed

Recorded Works

  1. Please provide a biography in PDF format.
  2. Please provide a URL to an online, stereo version of your taped work for review
  3. You are responsible for uploading a "review quality version" of your work to an appropriate host (vimeo, youtube, myspace, etc). For your initial submission we require a URL for download which should be typed, in full, into your proposal pdf. Or you can explicitly upload material to the ftp server: mai.anu.edu.au using a terminal or your favourite GUI client.
  4. Works are restricted to aiff, au or wav formats. 8 channels maximum to be provided as individual mono tracks with speaker location explicitly named. 5.1 DVD format also accepted.
  5. Final form to be provided on CD or DVD and posted to: ACMC’10 c/o Alistair Riddell The Australian National University Peter Karmel Building #121 Childers St Canberra ACT 0200

Directors
  • Alistair Riddell, The Australian National University
Checked Open Submissions Unchecked Peer Reviewed

Live Performances

  1. Please provide a biography in PDF format
  2. A URL to an online resource demonstrating your work. (provide in comments section)
  3. You are responsible for uploading a "review quality version" of your work to an appropriate host (vimeo, youtube, myspace, etc). For your initial submission we require a URL for download which should be typed, in full, into your proposal pdf.
  4. A PDF document outlining any technical requirements (projectors, microphones etc..)

  5. You must explicitly upload your submission via ftp. To place in the upload folder you can either use a terminal:

    ftp mai.anu.edu.au

    or your favorite ftp GUI client.

Directors
  • Alistair Riddell, The Australian National University
Checked Open Submissions Checked Peer Reviewed

iPerformance Audio Submissions

This live performance project is based on presenting computer music works diffused through multiple iPhone or related touch control systems. We are requesting submissions that may be whole or a fragment of works that the author believes would be suitable for such a performance mix.

We anticipate discussing with contributors the nature of the diffusion and if they are present allowing them to participate directly themselves.

The submission process is through the conference registration system and the uploaded audio file and related information document must be named:

_.tar.gz

You MUST explicitly upload via ftp your submissions to:

mai.anu.edu.au

To place in the upload folder you can either use a terminal:

ftp mai.anu.edu.au

or your favorite ftp GUI client.

Submission format:

 

  • Up to 10 minutes of digital audio
  • 16 bit format
  • 44100 sampling rate
  • wav or aiff
  • One audio file upload per registered user
  • Files will be checked for format correctness
  • The document can be a Word file or PDF

 

There is no limit to unique audio contributions in this respect but we reserve the right to include or not any submitted work.

Sound works must have been produced entirely by the person submitting the file.

Audio files will be removed from the server after the performance.

Author and work information will be presented during the performance.

If you have any questions relating to this performance, please contact:

alistair.riddell@anu.edu.au

Directors
  • Alistair Riddell, The Australian National University
  • Andrew Sorensen
Checked Open Submissions Checked Peer Reviewed


The Australasian Computer Music Conference