Remember the gestural music sequencer (GMS)? The GMS is a Gestural Music Sequencer developed in Processing by John Keston. The application samples video and displays it either normally or inverted so it looks as though you’re looking into a mirror. John Keston’s GMS is now available for Windows and Mac as a free download.
The Water Drop Sequencer is an interactive sound installation. It creates sound by water drops falling on suspended iron bars with piezo elements attached. The viewer or performer can control which tones will be played by placing water bottles upside down in holes that are centred over the iron bars. It is also possible to… Read More Water Drop Sequencer
Adventures In Homewares, Featuring The Mortar And The Pestle is now available as a free download. The album, by Sebastian Tomczak, is part of the Milkcrate series. The objective of milkcrate is to write, record and produce as much music as possible, creating a completely finished product within twenty- four hours of beginning the session.… Read More Free Album Features The Thrilling Sounds Of The Mortar And Pestle
Sunday Synth Jam: Sound designer Diego Stocco is always doing something amazing and this short promo piece is no exception. If you’ve been dreaming about a new synth or new app, see what Stocco does with a bunch of old junk: A short abstract piece created during one of the sessions I did for an… Read More Diego Stocco’s Electroacoustic Junk Jam
The ambient gurus at disquiet snagged a copy of Tristan Perich’s 1-Bit Symphony, a unique piece of audio art: 1-Bit Symphony isn’t a CD; it’s a small homebrew electronic device nestled inside a CD case. It is, in that way, a kind of parallel to the Buddha Machine (and the forthcoming Gristleism). The 1-Bit Symphony… Read More First Look: Tristan Perich’s 1-Bit Symphony
Sound Textile experimentations at Modefabriken – umlautbrikauski “freaking out on the Textile Harp”. This is obviously early on in development – but the idea of fabric synth controllers is intriguing.
John Keston demos a sound art performance application that he’s developing in Max/MSP. The control is handled with TouchOSC on the iPhone or iPod Touch.
Shards, by Gattobus,is a lie granular synthesis experiment. Patch details below.
This is a video showing a prototype of the Lumièrophone, a screen with embedded sensors that create sound in real time based on what is projected on it. This demo shows it in action using the Walter Ruttman films Opus I and II.
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