Just thought this demo i found on youtube for pd gem was necessary to post since we have not yet gotten to incorporating pd sound with pd gem.

This is the gallery that represents Golan Levin’s work, some of which we saw in class. “bitforms gallery is devoted to emerging and established artists who embrace new media and contemporary art practice – resulting in new languages and artistic experiences.” The show is titled Unpredictable Forms of Sound and Motion. If you click on…

This production caught my attention because it seemed different from the others that I had watched. Everything was in one constant stream of graphical data and it consistently changed from one field to the next.

I came across this set of recursion examples in PD and thought it would be of good help to those of you who need some help with the recursion assignment. It’s brought to us by ClaudiusMaximus, the person who’s sound & graphic videos were shown in class. Unfortunately the links to the actual PD patches…

I found this video quite helpful as it is slow and step by step in process of how to make a video mixer in PD. The author explains everything done so well i found myself learning about the types of different boxes and what they do, not just how to create a video mixer. Overall…

I found this “dog” robot very interesting because it doesn’t tip over. It’s amazing how developed microcontrollers have become.

I think this far exceeds anything any of us could do in class, or even within the next few years given enough diligence, but it’s a pretty amazing example of audio and video sync. I wish I could find a higher quality video to share because the interplay between sound and video is ridiculously perfect….

Basic geometric shapes incorporated with sound. I believe this is a great example of work that reflects what Browning has presented

iPod Band Interactive instruments in iPods mixed with Nintendo DS music.

LED sign with seven “truisms” Holzer has made famous. Available at www.seattleartresource.com

pdPod allows the creation of interactive musical applications for the iPod. It integrates Pure Data (http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/software.html ) a visual sound programming language by Miller Puckette which allows the rapid development of musical applications. Guenter Geiger (http://gige.xdv.org/ ) has made PDa (http://gige.xdv.org/pda/ ), a port of Pure Data for PDA Linux devices which we recently adapted…

Watch 3D Virtual Reality at the Dennos Museum Center in Traverse City in Entertainment Videos | View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com Mainly because I’m from Michigan, too…although whoever posted this video doesn’t know how to spell Urbana-Champaign. I like it in part because it emphasizes and enhances the idea of sharing; you don’t…