Energetic and and intense set from PixelPusher (visuals) and 0 > 1 (sound). Dang it, there was such good bass in the room when I recorded this track, but my camera microphone didn’t pick up any of it. To get the full experience, get out a large metallic drum and give it a good whack whenever you see the visuals in the background flicker (they were working off the bass volume). I might have 0 > 1 re-do this track if/when we decide to put out an Immersion DVD.
Quicktime dvx ~189MB
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by pixelpusher on Monday 10 December 2007
[Visuals, images, video]
Another great night. Transphormetic and myself trading off visuals and mixing it up for the night to a line-up of really interesting sounds and more-than-danceable music. Of course, this being London, the crowd sat in polite reverence and did not spontaneously erupt into a fit of throwing shapes and hopping around like some other cities (Berlin I’m looking at you! Have you no shame?!)
Here is a snippet from the first set to get you in the mood for movin’:
Quicktime divx ~99MB
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by pixelpusher on Saturday 17 November 2007
[Blog, Software]
Don’t miss the Piksel live webcast of performances and talks.
“Piksel is a festival and community for artists and developers working with Free/Libre and Open Source audiovisual software, hardware and art.”
There are a few interesting speakers, from Reactivision to London Openlab’s very own Robert Atwood with his opensource Jackbytes software for analyzing audio in realtime.
The Piksel blog, updated daily is here: http://www.piksel.no/
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This is my favorite set so far. The audio and video are so tightly wound in this performance that you couldn’t slide a nanowire in between them. I was hypnotized; the images just seemed to pour straight out of my mind onto the blank projection screen. Dammit, this set had atmosphere. Big thanks to Duskrider for that.
Quicktime (640×360) ~440MB
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I really liked this set. The whole night started off with some great, soundtrack-style, moody electronic soundscapes courtesy of Duskrider and I brought some dark, video destroying software to match.
Quicktime Divx (640 x 360) ~148MB
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