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== Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Project Overview == | |||
I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level. | I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level. | ||
Here is an example of what the microscopic video of sawdust and pondwater looks like; | |||
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== Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches == | |||
During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement - this gave me an idea for my project. | |||
I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This can be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation. | |||
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Revision as of 09:17, 23 January 2013
Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Project Overview
I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level.
Here is an example of what the microscopic video of sawdust and pondwater looks like; <videoflash type=vimeo>55232052|420|280</videoflash>
Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches
During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement - this gave me an idea for my project.
I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This can be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.
