Tag archive for ‘sequencer’
social sqncr
social sqncr is an interactive audio-visual installation that aims to make people more aware of the act of creating their public identity.
To create their ‘identity’, participants use their bodies to physically interact with a pseudo-musical instrument projected in a physical space to create virtual musical creatures based on their movements. The instrument consists of eight zones that participants interact with which influence the shape, movement, and aural properties of the resulting entity.
Once complete, the system captures an image of the participant to attach to the creature which is then set free into an eco-system inhabited by similar entities. The entities react to one another, much like human beings in a social network. Participants can cause environmental disturbances by physically interacting with the projection.
The physical movements required of participants ensures a high level of investment in the process, causing a heightened awareness of their creation, and thus themselves. Watching their entity interact with other entities is a reflection of their own interaction in their social networks.
http://www.vimeo.com/11585861Tagged as audio, gestural interface, OpenFrameworks, public space project, responsive ecologies, sequencer, sound, sound design, supercollider + Categorized as @Parsons, Apps, Development, OpenFrameworks, @Parsons, Spring10, @Parsons, Fall09, Thesis
Diver: Sequencer on acid!
An Arduino sound project, Diver is an instrument inspired by old Analog Sequencers and Theremins. It allows creating a four-note looped melody which can be manipulated in real-time with knobs that can assign upto 5 octaves for each note. Each knob lights up to indicate it’s position in the loop.
The top of Diver houses a sensor which can be used to control the tempo of the loop in real-time. Use Diver in live performances or at home to produce awesome loops, melodies and special effects.
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Tagged as arduino, audio, musical instrument, sequencer, sound + Categorized as Fun Experiments, @Parsons, Spring09, Major Studio: Computation, @Parsons, Spring09
Simple sequencer
This is a simple sequencer programmed in OpenFrameworks for an avsys assignement. It uses 8 sin oscillators which can be switched on/off and their frequencies can be cranked up or down to produce a looping melody. The speed of the looping can also be cranked up or down. Here’s the source code.
Tagged as OpenFrameworks, sequencer, sound + Categorized as @Parsons, Spring09, A/V Systems & Machines, @Parsons, Spring09