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Pulp Fiction gets remixed, Kutiman style, by knoertz:

What you see is what you hear!

Let me know what you think of knoertz’s remix!

 

http://www.vimeo.com/6825732

This video is a demonstration of video being generated using Quartz Composer and Ableton Live:

The song is a performance of the song Now Now Now. All is done live.

There will be a tutorial showing how to set something like this up shortly.

via ThePurestData

 

http://www.vimeo.com/7087874

This is a video showing a prototype of the Lumièrophone, a screen with embedded sensors that create sound in real time based on what is projected on it.

This demo shows it in action using the Walter Ruttman films Opus I and II.

 

http://www.vimeo.com/7071548

We’ve featured a few videos previously that demonstrate the new Livid Block controller with Ableton Live 8.

This video demonstrates using Block to display video.

 

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Critter and Guitari’s Color Television Oscilloscope is a $99 device that turns your audio input into psychedelic video output:

This video device has an audio input and video output. It behaves like a traditional oscilloscope, with a control to change the display mode and colors. The sweep rate is fixed at the NTSC frame rate, about 30 Hz.

One knob controls the input gain, and the other controls the display. There are 2 modes: line mode, and color shifter mode. The first half of the knob rotation is color shifter mode, and the second half is line mode. Line mode is simply a line with adjustable width and color. Color shifter mode is made up of bars that change color. The rate of change is adjustable.

Video Scope mounted to painted panel with 2 knobs, RCA audio input, video output (NTSC only), 9v power input (adapter included)

Here’s some video of the Color Television Oscilloscope in action: Read more…

 

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