AV Sequencing with Ossia Score
February 18 + 25 2026 , 6-9 PM, Berlin Time
2 lessons at 3 hours in English Language live via Zoom, or as recording.
Recordings are available and accessible for at least one year after purchase.
ossia score is a powerful open-source sequencer designed for audio-visual artists and creators working with interactive systems. It allows you to compose and control complex real-time interactions between sound, visuals, lighting, and sensors through an intuitive timeline-based interface.
This course offers an in-depth introduction to ossia score as a creative toolkit for building interactive installations, performances, and generative artworks. Through hands-on examples and live demonstrations, participants will learn how to integrate various media protocols such as OSC, MIDI, DMX, and audio playback across multiple applications and devices.
Led by multimedia developer Sarah Almamoun from Montréal’s Société des Arts Technologiques [SAT], this course bridges technical learning with artistic practice, empowering creators to prototype and perform responsive digital artworks using ossia score.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of digital art tools, sound, or visual software
- A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux
- ossia score (free download: https://ossia.io/score/)
- Optional: familiarity with OSC, MIDI, or creative coding environments (TouchDesigner, Max/MSP, etc.)
About the Instructor
Sarah Almamoun is a multimedia developer specialising in the design and development of interactive systems for the media arts. She holds a double major in Computer Science and Computation Arts from Concordia University. Sarah began contributing to Montréal’s cultural tech scene by working on faculty web platforms and MUTEK Montréal’s online initiatives. She currently develops user interfaces and creative tools at the Société des Arts Technologiques (SAT), working with C++, Qt/QML, and JavaScript on projects and applications including ossia score, LivePose, and Puara. Her practice focuses on making robust, artist friendly interfaces for performance and installation contexts.
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