Grid [iPhone, iPad, oF, Processing]

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GRID is an interactive multi-touch sound visualization for the band Mathon and the ZKM AppArtAward 2011. Created for live events, the application consists of a desktop version for realtime graphic visualization of music - created using Processing and also an iOS version for interacting with the Processing app - created using openFrameworks.

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