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    Category: Sound

    Visual Sound Experiments – Transforming suburbia with light and sound

    In the recent months Mark Wheeler has been working on a series of visual sound experiments by creating openFrameworks apps that you can ‘play’ visually, generating animations from MIDI data….

    Category Members openFrameworks SoundPosted on:23/09/201418/08/2016

    Beat Blox – Tangible beats by Per Holmquist

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    Category Arduino Members SoundPosted on:02/09/201418/08/2016

    Hit The Beat – Physical drum machine by Lorenzo Bravi

    Hit The Beat is a physical drum machine that can play *anything*, making it possible for everyday objects to become musical instruments.

    Category Arduino Members SoundPosted on:29/05/201422/02/2019

    Oplab by Teenage Engineering and Yuri Suzuki returns

    The Oplab musical experiment board allows you to interconnect virtually any electronic musical instruments and music software. It removes the hassle with one box for MIDI and another for CV or a third for USB.

    Category Members SoundPosted on:30/04/201413/02/2019

    It Only Happens All of the Time – Sonic Environment by Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon

    Constructed by Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon within San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) new exhibition series Control: Technology in Culture, It Only Happens All of the Time is an installation that shapes sound, movement, and perception.

    Category Members SoundPosted on:22/04/201418/08/2016

    12 – Sound sequencer comprised of 12 digitally controlled music boxes

    12 is a sound machine comprised of 12 custom built music boxes with specially tuned lamellae controlled by on/off switches and knobs.

    Category Members Objects SoundPosted on:19/03/201421/02/2019

    Contact by Felix Faire – Turns any hard surface into an interface

    Contact is an acoustic research project that turns any hard surface into an interface. The installation uses contact microphones, passive sonar and waveform analysis to recognise information of touches, ie where a surface has been hit or how a hand has made contact.

    Category Arduino Members Processing SoundPosted on:20/02/201425/02/2019

    Ototo Board by Dentaku – Kickstarter

    Ototo is an initiative by London based Dentaku to bring the all-in-one musical invention kit to everyone. The kit allows you to make an instrument any way you want. Please support this project on Kickstarter!

    Category Members SoundPosted on:14/02/201425/02/2019

    Theometrica – Generative sound synthesis instrument inspired by acupuncture

    Inspired by acupuncture, this sculptural instrument is designed to control sound elements in real time by fixing specific pins into a spinning disk.

    Category MaxMSP Members SoundPosted on:22/01/201425/02/2019

    Paper Electronics by Coralie Gourguechon

    Coralie Gourguechon is a designer and a paper electronics maker. Hi projects aim to to demystify electronics by simplifying the execution of simple circuits in a graphical way and using paper.

    Category Members Other SoundPosted on:11/12/201327/02/2019

    Sadly by your side – A music album and a processing/remixing tool by Angelo Semeraro

    Developed by the italian interaction designer at Fabrica, Angelo Semeraro, ‘Sadly by your side’ is a music album where each song can be endlessly transformed depending on the images you focus on with your camera.

    Category iOS Members openFrameworks SoundPosted on:14/10/201328/02/2019

    The Well–Sequenced Synthesizer by Luisa Pereira

    The Well–Sequenced Synthesizer is a series of sequencers created by Luisa Pereira at ITP — physical interfaces to play with musical rules.

    Category Arduino Members Processing SoundPosted on:23/09/201328/02/2019

    Dedalo – An instrument by Quayola & Sinigaglia to ‘see’ the sound

    Developed as a collaboration between Quayola & Sinigaglia, Dedalo is a collection of custom developed vvvv engines (and a toolkit) to generate, exchange and map data between a series of graphics modules and a rendering engine used for live performance.

    Category Featured Members Sound vvvvPosted on:05/09/201304/03/2019

    Ishin-Denshin – Physicality and intimacy through sound and touch

    Ishin-Denshin is an interactive installation that addresses physicality and intimacy in digital audio communication by transmitting sound through touch.

    Category Members SoundPosted on:05/09/201305/03/2019

    Polybius by James Houston – Dead media played as a musical instrument

    Scottish artist and filmmaker James Houston utilises dead media as a musical instrument in this latest video with Julian Corrie who wrote and performs the song.

    Category Members Objects SoundPosted on:22/08/201318/08/2016

    Sound of Honda – Ayrton Senna’s Fastest F1 Lap (1989) in Light and Sound

    This project, a collaboration between Dentsu, Honda Motor and Rhizomatiks brings back Senna’s engine sound from that lap 24 years ago in the form of an installation set on the original Suzuka circuit that uses light and sound.

    Category Featured MaxMSP Members openFrameworks SoundPosted on:12/08/201318/08/2016

    Electric Deluxe Merchandise – Screen-printing images delivered by sound

    Studio Hands use Processing and openFrameworks to send send designs of T-shirts and the bag via sound to be screen-printed.

    Category Members openFrameworks Processing SoundPosted on:01/08/201318/08/2016

    Sonification and the (re-)performance of data – an interview with Brian House

    Building on the momentum from a conversation that began at Eyeo last month, CAN talks to Brooklyn/Providence-based media artist Brian House about data, sonification, performance and scandal.

    Category Members SoundPosted on:12/07/201318/08/2016

    The Chime – Marc De Pape Scores The City

    Marc De Pape’s “The Chime”, a complex assemblage of sensors that composes generative music from ambient environmental data.

    Category Featured Members Objects Processing SoundPosted on:17/06/201318/08/2016

    ‘The Pirate Cinema’ reveals hidden activity of Peer-to-Peer file sharing

    Projects attempts to reveal the hidden activity and geography of Peer-to-Peer file sharing by presenting it as a monitoring room, which shows transfers happening in real time on networks using the BitTorrent protocol.

    Category Members Other SoundPosted on:04/06/201318/08/2016

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