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GMU:Introduction: Performance Platform/Lefteris Krysalis (view source)
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Last summer it was a really warm summer and I spent while I was working a lot of hours with my fan, so I decided to make the fan the main object of my project | Last summer it was a really warm summer and I spent while I was working a lot of hours with my fan, so I decided to make the fan the main object of my project | ||
The idea of this project is really simple and more an excuse to work with leap motion, | The idea of this project is really simple and more an excuse to work with leap motion, Max/msp and OpenFrameworks together using DBL and specifically the screens and the surround system. | ||
I recorded with a zoom the fan from 4 different angles and I created a 3D object of it. Subsequently, in Ableton Ι edited a little bit the recordings and I created 10 different tracks; 8 with different eq filters and bpm plus 2 tracks only for reverb and delay. | I recorded with a zoom the fan from 4 different angles and I created a 3D object of it. Subsequently, in Ableton Ι edited a little bit the recordings and I created 10 different tracks; 8 with different eq filters and bpm plus 2 tracks only for reverb and delay. | ||
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In OpenFrameworks the OSC data that I was receiving from the leap motion I was controlling the virtual camera in order to have a visual correspondence to the changes of the sound. | In OpenFrameworks the OSC data that I was receiving from the leap motion I was controlling the virtual camera in order to have a visual correspondence to the changes of the sound. | ||
video: [vimeo.com/291748684] | |||
password FFS | password FFS | ||
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