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Mask 2.0
This installation was setup for the 2015 NuArt Street Art Festival in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. The basic concept for this project was to allow people to map their face onto a giant 3D model. Originally...
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Epi:akten #1
Federica Dauri: Movement Improvisation JesterN a.k.a. Alberto Novello and Antoni Rijekoff : Motion tracking, analysis and Sound Design
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Fragmentation: a brain-controlled performance
With this piece Alberto Novello a.k.a. JesterN explores the fragmentation of personality of the “post-modern man”. Exposed to aggressive stimulation and overwhelming data streams, he must make...
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Nike Freestore
Nike Freestore is a flexible robotic store. An articulated mesh of plastic tubes hangs by 176 of its vertices, which are connected to stepper motors. By reeling the threads to different heights the...
View ArticleSolving Difficult Problems with the pattr Object Tutorials
Recently, Gregory and I were talking about a couple of different projects we were working on. They all shared something in common: they used the pattr object (and its related objects) in order to solve...
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Looking For Some Big Data?
Whether you remember seeing Dr. Fiorella Terenzi’s photo on the cover of Mondo back when you were a kid and pestered your mom and dad for a copy of Music from the Galaxies back in the day, or had run...
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Invisible Wall
Invisible Wall is an interactive art installation by an artist duo from Kazakhstan, theZwo. The concept splits between spatial object hidden in a dark space of the gallery as a static part and light...
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Pringles Keyboard
The Pringles Keyboard is an organ whose pipes are built out of cans of chips. A custom organ synth was built integrating organ sounds and recorded voices collected through and ad campaign. The sound of...
View ArticleNewsletter #26: pattr tutorials, public datasets, and more.
This week, Cycling ’74 features a dataset find, talks about pattr, and shares a lesson in music history. Read the newsletter and subscribe below! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
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Perg
Perg is a composition for marimba, electronics, live electronics and video. The new version of Perg (2015) is made completely with Max (apart the marimba). The “electronic” performer controls the...
View ArticleMultichannel audio in MaxForLive!
this is a quick and dirty attempt to get multichannel m4l-devices in LIVE, for example to create m4l-instruments with more than 2 outputs. unlike plugsend~/plugreceive~,this approach sports relatively...
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a Kalman Filter using Javascript
Feel Free to Modify that one, It works but I’m not a mathematician so if you can find a way for making it more adaptative ( I think it’s possible) : Send me a message :)
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Live controlling of a simple piano algorithm, machine and performer...
Live demo of an interface that we use in our works which relies on human gestures that make interactive piano melody. Its basically a simple stochastic piano algorithm where the performer can create...
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Content You Need: A Visit to CNMAT
Sometimes the “content you need” is a tackle box full of lures for specific situations – computer vision and great toolboxes for physical modeling Max externals, for example. This time, I want to...
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An Update from Artist Julien Bayle
Welcome back, Julien. Can you tell us what you’ve been up to since our last interview with you? Hi Darwin, Actually, quite a lot of things have occurred. I develop a lot my own creative processes, and...
View ArticleA Few Minutes with BEAP, Part 2
In Part 2 of the “A Few Minutes with BEAP” tutorial series, we look at three example oscillators that can provide a lot of interesting sounds to your patch. We look deeper into the OSCILLATOR module –...
View ArticleNewsletter #27: BEAP tutorial, CNMAT tools, and more.
This week, Cycling ’74 brings you the next BEAP video, points you to valuable CNMAT tools, and gets an artist update. Read the newsletter and subscribe below! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
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