Peter Kirn posted an interesting look today at Mrmr – a platform for creating dynamic user interfaces on mobile devices. The above video shows its use on an iPhone in a recent audiovisual performance and ends with an interview with its designers. Simply put, Mrmr is a technology that lets you use ordinary cell phones and PDAs… Read More Mrmr Turns You iPhone Into A Multi-Person Multimedia Control System
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs1rk6M-n60 SampleModeling has announced an amazingly realistic virtual instrument, Tenor Saxophone: We are proud to present the result of our collaboration with Stefano Lucato. Stefano was the developer, along with Dr. Giorgio Tommasini, of the Stradivari Violin and the Gofriller Cello. Stefano Lucato & Samplemodeling created the next groundbreaking virtual instrument: the Tenor Saxophone! It´s… Read More Amazing New Tenor Saxophone Virtual Instrument
Don’t try this at home!… Read More Guy Electrocutes His Face In Bizarre Music Video
This one-take performance by Beardyman demonstrates how he uses live looping technology to make synthesizers, drum machines and other musicians obsolete. Track visually explained and augmented by mr_hopkinson’s animation. Conceived and Produced by mr_hopkinson & Beardyman.
The above video demonstrates the $.99 SonicLife (App Store Link) application for iPhone / iPod Touch, triggering drum samples in Ableton Live with the help of OSCulator. SonicLife is a creative, interactive controller for iPhone / iPod Touch that sends Open Sound Control messages over a Wi-Fi network using the UDP protocol. The application runs a… Read More Game Of Life Music App For The iPhone
synthPond is a relaxing spatial sequencer and audio toy, available in the app store for $1.99. Unlike a normal sequencer where you place notes on a grid and a moving playhead plays them, in synthPond you place nodes in a field (pond). There are two major types of nodes. Circular nodes release waves at certain intervals.… Read More synthPond Brings Ambient Spatial Synthesis To The iPhone
This video, for the track Clap Your Brains Off, by No Somos Machos Pero Somos Muchos, uses MC Escher-style Droste Effects – recursive images which seem to extend to infinity. Directed by Frank Beltrán.
Eighth in an ongoing series of live sound & visual improvisations by Abre Ojos, using a modular synthesizer, Dave Smith Evolver, Nord Micro Modular and Quartz Composer on a MacBook Pro. You can preview satrae sant chugre below; check out the Abre Ojos site for more free music and experimental electronic music videos.
Back in July, we highlighted some of the best entries in Moby’s Ooh Yeah video contest. Moby’s chosen a winner, and Valerio Sacchetto‘s lighthearted take on 70’s adult films came out on top. Moby warns: “If you’re watching at work, your boss might think it’s porn.”
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