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07.30.08
This patch visualizes a folder of text files in a Gem window. Originally it grab mailing list postings from a Mailman mailing list, specifically the mailing list ‘Cultura3′ (http://papaya.fruit.za.net/mailman/listinfo/cultura3), and visualized them in real-time as the mails were posted. This version reads from a local directory.
07.29.08
These simple programs where a part of the ‘Naturally’ show at University of Rochester in the Fall of 2007. They might be useful to someone else maybe…
07.29.08
This is a small program that is meant to be utilized as a low-budget home-defense system. Its motion recognition fires audio bursts from a synthesized Ak-47
07.27.08
This patch takes a midi stream from a hardware sequencer, records the stream, and then adds randomization to a certain percentage of the incoming notes sending a new semi-randomized stream to a external hardware synthesizer.
06.07.08
Ratts 0.07 “Realtime Analog Text-to-Speech” externals library for Puredata. Binaries Compiled for OSX Intel and PPC. Originally implemented for Puredata by Bryan Jurish.
07.12.08
A course on art as a time-based from.
Time-based art forms are an increasingly important part of contemporary art and design practices. While conventional understandings of art and design focus on perception of space (how something is composed on a surface, is “read” as an image, or is perceived as a form), time-based arts focus how things (objects, audio, images) unfold as time progresses.