by pixelpusher on Wednesday 6 May 2009
[Blog, video]
The Science Museum’s Dana Centre
165 Queen’s Gate
South Kensington
London
SW7 5HD
Pitch Control still image of installation
Pitch Control is a musical instrument that allows you to play a projected choir of (mostly) amateur singers.
Here’s some further information on it:
http://mlstudio.co.uk/pitch-control-photos/
http://www.takeawayfestival.com/
http://www.danacentre.org.uk/
There’s a viewing night on May 19th. If you’d like to come along, please email me as I’ve got to book spaces.
The instrument will be played by a select group of keyboard players, and then available to be played by anyone who’d like to.
Alternatively, the installation runs between May 19th - 30th, between 10am and 5pm.
Please feel free to come down and tickle the ivories.
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by pixelpusher on Monday 25 February 2008
[Blog, Software]
I was playing around with doing some object tracking and movement recognition when I started playing and came up with a quick sketch that turns detected movement into bubbles. It’s a good starting point for a series of interactive works, I think. I can see adding image textures to the bubbles, as well as making them react a little differently as time goes on…
The maxmspjitter patch in a zip archive:
movement bubbles sketch
MovementBubbles (all non-cv.jit portions) by
Evan Raskob is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
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by pixelpusher on Tuesday 15 January 2008
[Blog]
I’ve been spending most of my waking hours teaching, recently, which is why you haven’t seen any upcoming shows on this site, or much more on the blog. Usually, I like to pull a Clark Kent and keep my day-job and secret pixelist identity separate, but just this one single time I’ll allow my worlds to collide and tell you briefly about the Interactive Media class I taught last term at Coventry University in the UK.
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