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Oramics to Electronica
Commissioned by The Science Museum, London
Directed, Produced, Filmed and Edited by
Nick Street and Jen Fearnley
A documentary following the co-curation of the ‘Oramics to Electronica’ exhibition at The Science Museum in London.
The exhibition centres around Daphne Oram’s legendary Oramics machine, and features exhibits co-curated by BBC Radiophonic Workshop, EMS and a group of contemporary electronic musicians.
Pierre Henry documentary – The Art of Sounds
http://youtu.be/1uVCYL8zVBk
Experimental French composer Pierre Henry, one of the pioneers of musique concrète, is the subject of this documentary that traces his development of a new sound that shocked the music world. During the 1950s, the radical innovator and his colleague Pierre Schaeffer created a unique form of music based on electronically modified environmental noises.
Director: Eric Darmon
Synchro Pulsar
Synchro Pulsar prototype housed in a vintage cassette holder.
Low resolution video.
Experimental sound generation
Background info (Googlish):
Sound can be seen on the griddle? Ed adult magazine with KIDS Science and Art ○ □
Peizo/Arduino Midi Breath Controller
A demo of converting wind pressure to midi controller data. http://noojo.com/arduino/piezo.html
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Google Street View stop motion animation short made as a personal project by director Tom Jenkins.
Story: A lonely desk toy longs for escape from the dark confines of the office, so he takes a cross country road trip to the Pacific Coast in the only way he can – using a toy car and Google Maps Street View.
Music by the wonderfull Cinematic Orchestra (cinematicorchestra.com) and the track is Arrival of the Birds – please buy the fantastic album: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/the-crimson-wing-mystery-flamingos/id297787201
All screen imagery was animated – there are no screen replacements.
Produced, animated, filmed, lit, edited & graded by Tom Jenkins (theoryfilms.co.uk / facebook.com/theoryfilms – !NEW MAKING OF PICS ON FB PAGE! / @thetheoryUK / twitter.com/#!/thetheoryUK).
Shot using Canon 5d MkII, Dragonframe Stop Motion software and customised slider.
Martin Kaltenbrunner – Tangible Music
Martin Kaltenbrunner is Professor at the Interface Culture Lab at the University of Art and Design in Linz. Before his return to Austria he worked as researcher and lecturer at the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, at the MIT Medialab Europe in Dublin, as well as further European universities. As co-founder of Reactable Systems he had been mainly responsible for the interaction design concepts behind the Reactable, which has been successfully introduced by renowned artists such as Björk. The instrument has been shown at several international media art and music festivals, and was awarded with the Golden Nica for Digital Music, two D&AD Yellow Pencils and the Prize of the City of Barcelona. Kaltenbrunner publishes in the context of human computer interaction conferences and his influential research on tangible interface tools has been employed for the realization of numerous artistic and scientific projects in that area.
http://modin.yuri.at/
Experimental: N21 – junichi akagawa
http://junichiakagawa.net/
sound & visual by junichi akagawa
And here’s a more recent one:
Born in 1985 in Japan and living in Berlin since 2010.
After various music activities, in 2008 he started a solo-career in electronic music and visual arts. Since then he has been involved in the planning and implementation of numerous events in Tokyo and Berlin.
He also composed pieces for other artists and for compilations, as well as creating music videos.
With the sound and real-time generated images, he combines acoustic and visual elements in an effort to engage all the senses, not simply sight & hearing.
On the laptop Akagawa mainly produces rhythmic electronic music,and his dynamic but sensitive works resound in the hearts of the audience.
PixelWave with MIDI In
Experimental synth for iOS.
http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/ios/
PixelWave is an experimental synth with old school pixel interface.
Key features:
• multitouch arpeggiator;
• it is possible to draw waveform and play it at the same time;
• recording;
• export to WAV (via iTunes File Sharing);
• copy to pasteboard;
• nine predefined waveforms;
• changeable number of octaves (from 2 to 6);
• Low-Pass filter (smoothing);
• MIDI IN support.
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