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Heart symphony

Posted in Music, Music visualization about Heart chamber orchestra, Music, Music Visualization, Pure, Terminalbeach at August 4th, 2010 by Nikoline.

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Heart music, what would a symphony of hearts sound and look like, Terminalbeach (a collaboration between PURE and BERGER) visualized the heartbeats of 12 classical musicians of the Trondheim Sinfonietta in image and sound. Really interesting to see both media combined in this way…

Tech info:
PURE: “Visualisation is done with PD|Gem, composition and real-time notation with MAX/Jitter, analysis and statistics with both. The wireless signals from the heart rate sensors are received by an arduino board connected to the musician´s notation laptops via USB.”

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bRUNA visuals at Sonar

Posted in Aer, Interaction, Video about Barcelona, Music, Sónar, VJ at June 18th, 2010 by aer.

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We have been working really hard in a set of reactive lights and visuals for music artist bRUNA. He will perform today at 17:00h at Sonar (Sonar Complex). See you there!

We have done this project in collaboration with our great fellow Ricardo Duque from TodoJunto.

Töt. Visual Drums.

Posted in Aer research, Data Visualization, Interaction, Music, Selected Works, Work about Drums, Music, Music Visualization at May 25th, 2010 by aer.

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Töt is a project about using an electronic drum set as a physical interface to control visuals on screen. The main principle is being able to perform the same way you will be playing drums on stage, but transforming your rhythm into graphics.

Töt is an internal project. It’s currently a beta version developed in C++ using OpenFrameworks. We hope we will be able to share more info about it in the next months.

“TöT – How it works” video: music by Atomic Hooligan.
“TöT – Live performance” video: music performed by My Dry Wet Mess.

Nobody Beats The Drum – Grindin’

Posted in Video about Music, Stop Motion at March 2nd, 2010 by Héctor.

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This is the music video from Nobody Beats The Drum. The video is completely made in stop motion using wooden bricks. It is totally awesome how they got the computer animation style and the synchronization.

Check out the making off, it is really worth it.