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Andrew Jones: Work & Influence

Andrew Jones: Work & Influence

Episode 126 - Series 25 - 4 of 6 - Hobnox Multiplication - Improvised pieces made using the Internet-based software, Hobnox Audio Tool on multiple laptops.

Episode 125 - Series 25 - 3 of 6 - Hobnox Multiplication - Improvised pieces made using the Internet-based software, Hobnox Audio Tool on multiple laptops.

Author: valmac75 Added: Sun, 15 Jun 2008 10:37:33 -0800 Duration: 146Lesson about using Maxwell Render 64 bit through the command line

Author: valmac75 Added: Sun, 15 Jun 2008 10:37:33 -0800 Duration: 146Lesson about using Maxwell Render 64 bit through the command line

Author: valmac75 Added: Sun, 15 Jun 2008 10:37:33 -0800 Duration: 146Lesson about using Maxwell Render 64 bit through the command line

Andrew Jones: His Motivation

Andrew Jones: His Motivation

Episode 124 - Series 25 - 2 of 6 - Hobnox Multiplication - Improvised pieces made using the Internet-based software, Hobnox Audio Tool on multiple laptops.

Episode 123 - Series 25 - 1 of 6 - Hobnox Multiplication - Improvised pieces made using the Internet-based software, Hobnox Audio Tool on multiple laptops.

experimental animation

experimental animation

Episode 122 - Series 24 - 6 of 6 - Improvisations For Gameboy - Improvised performances playing the Pushpin-Gameboy Color synth

Learn how to use After Effects in order to create an explosion behind someone, don't get burned.

The Colour Economy: The Gap Between the Rich and the Poor from blprnt on Vimeo. What if pixels were free? What if they could trade their computer-given red, green, and blue values in pursuit of a profit? The Colour Economy imagines an artificial economy of pixels, in which individual 'traders' exchange colour. In this pixel performance, the seed image creates a region in the bottom right which is wealthier than the regions surrounding it. As the economy develops, this wealthy population separates itself physically from the traders with little colour capital. Towards the end of the system render, you will see one 'rich' pixel cross the gap to the 'poor' side, where it finds some success. If you watch carefully, you will also see a smaller trader establish itself in the middle of the two groups. This 'middle class' trader causes a flurry of activity as it is able to trade with both groups. The Colour Economy is a project by Jer Thorp (http://www.blprnt.com) and was built with Processing v. 0135. Cast: blprnt

Episode 121 - Series 24 - 5 of 6 - Improvisations For Gameboy - Improvised performances playing the Pushpin-Gameboy Color synth

Cool horse is done in Corel Painter. The process begins with a sketch, revised sketch and then on to the painting. Final art is in the last frames.

Episode 120 - Series 24 - 4 of 6 - Improvisations For Gameboy - Improvised performances playing the Pushpin-Gameboy Color synth

Episode 119 - Series 24 - 3 of 6 - Improvisations For Gameboy - Improvised performances playing the Pushpin-Gameboy Color synth

Episode 118 - Series 24 - 2 of 6 - Improvisations For Gameboy - Improvised performances playing the Pushpin-Gameboy Color synth

Episode 117 - Series 24 - 1 of 6 - Improvisations For Gameboy - Improvised performances playing the Pushpin-Gameboy Color synth

Sound and Visions by Larry Carlson, 2008 Check out http://larrycarlson.com for more of his mind morphing work.

Episode 116 - Series 23 - 6 of 6 - Up With The Ether - Compositions made from short wave radio sampled with a circuit bent Casio SK-1

Episode 115 - Series 23 - 5 of 6 - Up With The Ether - Compositions made from short wave radio sampled with a circuit bent Casio SK-1

anything goes in experimental video land! Here at Digerati we pride ourselves in anything new in moving images; from the simplest forms of new animation techniques to the most cutting edge in generative software art. Hope to see you here more often!

Episode 113 - Series 23 - 4 of 6 - Up With The Ether - Compositions made from short wave radio sampled with a circuit bent Casio SK-1

Episode 112 - Series 23 - 3 of 6 - Up With The Ether - Compositions made from short wave radio sampled with a circuit bent Casio SK-1

I Am Sitting In A Room v.5-excerpt from Evan Lockhart Borman on Vimeo. My inspiration is taken from the seminal sound artist/ experimental composer of the late 1960's, Alvin Lucier. In one of his most famous pieces entitled I Am Sitting in a Room he introduces the phenomenon and practice of recording an original section of audio in which he describes what the piece is about and his intentions. Lucier then plays the original recording back into "the room" and records, repeating the process over and over until the "natural frequencies reinforce themselves". This project involves remixing/redoing the same process with the addition of video with my source text being a revised copy of Lucier's and done in the digital realm. I describe my process and what my intentions for the project entail while recording myself in a talking head frame then play the audio back into stereo speakers and video into a Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) monitor while recording on a standard digital video camera with built-in microphone. I repeat this process of recording the previous recording resulting to create a 13 min piece. Speech is slowly distorted, revealing the normally undetectable vibrations inherent in any space. The recording picks up these resonant frequencies as well as the minute buzzing of the electronics used for audio/visual playback and recording which in our modern world is taken for granted. Each rerecording picks up more and more of this resonance and electronic whirs affording a complete breakdown of my monologue. The video aspect of the project repeated the same process, but with recording the replayed visuals of the original recording back on a CRT monitor. The camera picks up what is undetectable to the eye, the scan rate where a new picture is shot from the electron gun upon the screen and records faster than the eye can consciously see giving the video its pronounced wavering bars until the camera itself cannot cope with what it records. Cast: Evan Lockhart Borman

An experiment in recording one voice on several tracks reciting and chanting (to the tune of row,row your boat) the alphabet while my digitally painted letters move along.