pixel sorter reverse
By popular demand I decided to share my reverse pixel sorting patch here. Please let me know if you manage to make something nice with it. Preview of a previous version on youtube.
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CDM (Convulse, Die, Mourn)
Overwhelmed by pain, shock, or grief, these three actions demonstrate how we may lose control of our physical bodies, revealing just how fragile we are. Video documents performance at the International...
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Spektral
Spektral is a dual 16 channel morphing bandpass spectral processor, highly influenced by the Buchla spectral processor units. Almost every knob/button/selector could be automated from Live. HOW IT...
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Interactive Windmill installation for Zaans Museum exhibition
A permanent exhibition at Zaans museum. We created a video landscape and an interactive scalemodel about how the unique landscape has contributed to the industrial revolution that took place. Visitors...
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Introducing the Max Package Manager
Over the lifetime of Max, members of our community have generated a wealth of objects, tools, and patches to enhance Max and make even more things possible. With Max 7.1 we’re unveiling a new way to...
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More Detail on the Max 7.1 Release
In case you haven’t heard, there are two major additions to Max found in the 7.1 release: Full-patch Snapshots and the incredible new Package Manager. But as with all Max releases there are a number of...
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Press Release: Cycling ’74 Releases Max 7.1 Update
Package Manager Delivers Access to Online Tools and Content San Francisco, CA • December 14, 2015—Today, Cycling ’74 released Max version 7.1 that includes two major new features: Snapshots and the...
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Getting the Picture: Snapshots in Max 7.1
In a previous article, I wrote about snapshots as a useful way to save the state of plug-ins in a Max patch. That article ended with the phrase “Stay tuned!” With the release of Max 7.1, I can now tell...
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Korg nanoKontrol Max Package
Korgnano is a software implementation of the Korg nanoKontrol USB controller. The object connects your hardware nanoKontrol to Max and automatically ports the data to korgnano.inputmenu objects, or...
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This week, Cycling ’74 has a special announcement: Max 7.1 now available! Read the newsletter and subscribe below! Subscribe to our weekly newsletter
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Light Vomit (Snare + Electronics + DMX Lights)
Video is from a performance by Rodrigo Constanzo using snare/percussion/objects, The Party Van, and DMX lights filmed by Angela Guyton at Bacon Jam Collective on 9 December 2015. In the performance The...
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In Futurum
installation for piano parts and LEDs Anticipating John Cage’s more famous “silent” piece 4’33’’ by thirty years, Erwin Schulhoff’s (1894-1942) In Futurum for solo piano (1919) is nothing but rests in...
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ChromaSonic Camera
By aiming a camera at a stage, I dissect the video into nine zones, each one of which has an RGB detector which determines the dominant color(s), and triggers MIDO notes thereof. Further details...
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Audio and Visual installation making with Max7
youtube https://youtu.be/9xLzeexi0Uw vimeo https://vimeo.com/149484372 http://yousukefuyama.com/
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Sous-ensemble
Thierry Fournier Sous-ensemble installation (2015) Lille Renaissance festival, September 26, 2015 to January 17, 2016 In a space similar as a recording studio, the presence of the visitors makes...
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Evolution (Suanggi)
Evolution (Suanggi) is an AudioVisual Installation that commissioned by IKMT community for WIT Exhibition in summer 2013. It was inspired by the local mythology from Alor, East Timor, Indonesia about...
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Artist Focus: VJ Manzo
Earlier this month, we highlighted V. J. Manzo’s writing as part of a our book review series. That book Interactive Composition is just part of V. J.’s writing output – and his work. I caught up with...
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