New Track and video by Philip Yassin – Pop Tech
Video made with Blender VSE, Audio produced with Ubuntu, Qtractor, Calf Plugins and JAMin for mastering.
New Track and video by Philip Yassin – Pop Tech
Video made with Blender VSE, Audio produced with Ubuntu, Qtractor, Calf Plugins and JAMin for mastering.
Live performance art showcasing the custom RTML automated lighting controller via supercollider and OSC.
Video from concert of Philip Glass music from 1969 (pure minimal) played on electric organs using linux box
Cluster Ensemble
Fero Király, elektrický organ
Ivan Šiller, elektrický organ
we played:
1,musin in contrary motion (1969) (zynaddsubfx)
2.music in fifths (1969) (setBfree, zynaddsubfx)
3.music in similar motion (1969) (setBfree, zynaddsubfx, pd-> MIDI bridge to analog monosynth MS20)
The setup was:
el.organ 2x -> MIDI -> setBfree Zynaddsubfx pd-extended carlahostplugin -> output
I am using arch with Presonus1818VSL
Ominous
Incarnated sound sculpture
(Xth Sense Biosensing Wearable Technology)
marcodonnarumma.com/works/ominous/
Similarly to a mime, I model malleable sonic matter produced by my body. By using the wearable biotech instrument “Xth Sense”, the bioacoustic sound of muscle contractions is amplified, digitally processed, and played back through eight loudspeakers and subwoofers. The natural sound of my muscles and its virtual counterpart blend together into an unstable sonic object.
This oscillates between a state of high density and one of violent release. As the listeners imagine the object’s shape by following the gesture, the sonic stimuli induce a perceptual coupling. The listeners see through sound the sculpture which their sight cannot perceive.
Ominous | Incarnated sound sculpture (Xth Sense) from Marco Donnarumma on Vimeo.
Trailer to the performance movie “Durch das Pfauenauge” of artist and designer Gwen van den Eijnde.
The film sequences have been shot by Marcel Wehn at the Kunst Raum Riehen in January 2013, in the frame of Gwen van den Eijnde’s solo exhibition.
Durch das Pfauenauge / TRAILER from Gwen van den Eijnde on Vimeo.