BeatSkool

[johnvid]

The EyeHarp: An Eye Tracking Based Musical Instrument
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyU8FyB0nZ8

http://theeyeharp.blogspot.com/

[johnvid]

http://nodebeat.com/


This one's a nice find, hope I can figure out how to use it.

http://www.collisionmethod.com/?p=67

BLOOM http://sethsandler.com/my-software/

[johnvid]

[johnvid]

Sick Audio Viz with 2million particles http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHhkLyJLLYI

[johnvid]

Looks like NiMate is my new best friend, seems like a much simpler solution to Kinectar & OSC

http://www.ni-mate.com/new-tutorial-...h-traktor-pro/

[johnvid]

If the gorillaz can do it...maybe there is mileage in re-inventing yourself as a Manga Chick, this is the First (& maybe last) Quick MMD Test, no planning, one take, rough edit, hardly dancing test motions done without any music, without any choreography, rhythm or effort. Next test will address those issues.

http://beatskool.blogspot.com/2010/11/re-mux.html

[johnvid]

I bought an Oscilloscope, been having some fun, looking over old tracks
Is 432Hz Golden Ratio of Music? Can you Hear or Feel the difference?
Adele @ 432 Hz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhuTcmpJSFU
http://www.omega432.com/music.html
http://www.holonmusic.com/?p=189&lang=en

[johnvid]

Order from Chaos, First track mixed with sounds monitored through the Oscilloscope,
Ideally I want to building up a layers of each separate instruments waveform,
even though I can alter/Zoom in on the wavelengths/frequencies,
having them separate should make for better compositions.

There's lots of settings for altering the resolution, strobe frequencies,
but have to do more experiments with ideal shutter speed combination,
maybe I would get better results using the Z1?
probably better results with other visualizers,
but its pure n simple & analogue retro.

Warning do not watch if you are epileptic, not only is there excessive strobing in parts
this video may also be jerking because I upped a WMV first and they reconvert.
So it probably wont be up long.

[johnvid]

the 10,000 tickets for the four tokyo performances last week, each priced at 6300 yen (76 USD) sold out within hours,
as thousands more watched telecasting of the performance in movie theatres in shanghai, hong kong, and taiwan,
and others paid about 40 USD for their own access to the live video streaming feeds. the virtual popstar has also already
sold out shows in LA, and aluminum plates with her image on it composed part of the spacecraft akatsuki (launched may 21st, 2010)
after a petition towards the project received over 14,000 signatures. 'project diva' by sega offers both at home video games
and standing arcade models of rhythm-testing games featuring the singer, with a new release called 'project MMT' expected in 2012.
http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat...l-popstar.html

[Dances With Cameras]

Hahah, makes sense cause the real popstars are also kind of fake/virtual creations, so... cuts the expenses of having to feed a popstar.