Art and analysis from audio data.
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January 2010At PyR I met Albert Callejo, who let me use a collection of sounds he'd generated on a Virus Synth. The result is this video, which gives a pretty good education as to what sound looks like:My animation Gymnopedies received an honorable mention at the ifct screening in Portland this month! An updated version of the JamMan Editor. December 2009I went to Punto y Raya to see Race Point in person. Had a great time, met cool people, and saw a lot of terrific animation.Jan 17, 2010: The IFCT festival has scheduled Gymnopedies to be screened in Portland, Oregon at the Living Room Theatres. November 2009I got a Digitech JamMan a couple of months ago and I love it.Being me, it ended up with custom software: JMEd. If you have one you should check it out. September 2009New work: Race PointThis was accepted into the PyR festival in Barcelona in November! Composed by Erik Lindgren, recorded by Birdsongs of the Mesozoic, used by permission. I visualized each tone as a grid spaced according to relative frequencies, to watch the interactions of the differently-spaced grids. Didn't get quite the effect I was hoping for, but it's pleasing. June 2009I overhauled my pictures of music, and interesting things happened on the way. A lot of musical structure and theory is visible in the images. a verse of reggae January 2009Wow, it's been a while since an update.I've been preparing new work, which should show up soon. Meanwhile..
March 2008*************************************** Saturday, May 3rd at 8:30pm in the MIT Stata Center Auditorium music by Birdsongs of the Mesozoic  Room 32-123, 32 Vassar Street, Cambridge, ma, usa free admission! *************************************** As part of the Cambridge
Science
Festival, I'll be adding music visualizations to the
performance, live & realtime! Check here for lastest info.
February 2008-- New work -- Orange Sky, music by Shimon Ben-Shir Group. About as representational as I get. My father has been using Vizzy (my animation software) quite a bit. This is an image he sent me, made of Gregorian Chant:  January 2008-- New work -- Gymnopedies, music by Erik Satie, performed by Robin Alciatore. A new technique for calculating color. Parade, music by Ken Field. Like people dancing-- or marching-- seen from above. Windswept, music by Dan Weiner. Up close and personal with a fast guitar. I feel like I can see his fingers touching the fretboard. December 2007-- New work --The Missing Soul, music by Ken Field. Much of this is a solo sax, which makes the visuals really responsive. Eerie. November 2007Erev plays at the CYNETart festival in Dresden.August 2007Erev plays at SIGGRAPH in San Diego.April 2007My short (5min)
animated video
'Erev Shel Shoshanim,' with music by Heathen
Creek, will be playing!
For those in the Boston area, consider joining me either
of
those evenings where I'll be checking it out, seeing its companion
pieces from the Marathon, and watching people watch! ***************** Saturday April 28 at 3pm, at the Visual Music Marathon at Northeastern .  --- Full preview (lower res) at Lumen Eclipse or YouTube. --- ***************** As part of the promotion for the Marathon, it will play on a public 50" screen in Harvard Square, Cambridge Thursday 4/26 and Friday 4/27. The 1-hour loop runs continuously all day, on a screen atop the circular info booth in the heart of the Square. Best seen after dark. |
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YouTube My youtube page, with a bunch of movies. pictures of music Learning about music through spectral analysis. about A little about me, about the project, about the music. gallery Higher resolution than YouTube, and some not posted there. Requires Quicktime plugin. links Relevant people and projects. contact Questions, comments, vegetables. Software Drifft Live spectral analyzer. Vizzy Music animation program. JMEd JamMan loop editor. Music Spectrograms Clair de Lune Classical, music by musopen Ways Flamenco/jazz, music by Shimon Ben-Shir Group Shanghai Art rock, music by Chiefly |
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