http://vimeo.com/4668349 What does painting sound like? That’s the question explored by Jen Cotton’s Pour Sound, an experimental electronic music piece that translates painting into sound: This is using openFrameworks for the computer vision and Super Collider to generate the sound. The CV reads the color values of the canvas and generates sound based on the… Read More Music From Painting
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Timelapse Malmo was uploaded by: jeanmicheljarre
Duration: 110
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Peaches – Fuck the Pain Away, sung by Miss Piggy was uploaded by: waambat
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Pseudo Scratching In Ableton Live 8 was uploaded by: DubSpot
Duration: 360
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square wave acid was uploaded by: synthdood
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via BT: Yoda breeds with Mr.T, teams with The Stutter Edit™ and rids the world of useless buffer plugins.
This amazing glitchtronica is a promo for OFFF 2009. OFFF is an international festival for “the post digital creation culture.” Says trash_audio’s Justin McGrath: “This is the coolest video I’ve ever seen! And I mean it! (For now) I want this to be a feature length film. I have no idea what it would be… Read More Amazing Glitchtronica Video For OFFF 2009
This is a brief tribute to the experimental work of the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, made by Chris Carter (Throbbing Gristle). All the sounds and loops originate from the BC8 synth, the Gakken SX-150 synth and the BugBrand Weevil synths. All the effects and processing is done with the Boss pedals. “Oh yeah,” notes Carter. “I… Read More Chris Carter’s Experimental Tribute To The BBC Radiophonic Workshop
Mario Schönwälder – Am Anfang was uploaded by: bellerob
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