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After finishing my bachelor degree in musicology, I'm now a student of Computer Science and Media at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. I have been working in many different music related contexts, such as taking music history, classical music training, programming, djing, playing electronic live music and producing music for theater and dance. | |||
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This is an audio-video live performance in collaboration with Tommy Neuwirth and Max Neupert, where video samples of theater attendants were taken and played back in realtime. | |||
<flashmp3>http://ia600303.us.archive.org/21/items/headphonica.hplive011/THE__Ruben_DHers__Confetti_live_at_Fusion_Festival_2010__07.mp3</flashmp3><br /> | |||
Live recording with my band THE! at fusion festival 2010. | |||
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Music video of Manuel Birnbacher for my electronic music project "the plastic jazz orchestra". | |||
==Platforms== | |||
OS X, Pure Data, Matlab, Ableton Live, Max for Live | |||
==Contact== | |||
skype: clemens.wegener | skype: clemens.wegener | ||
mail: clemens.wegener a_t uni-weimar.de | |||
==Project Ideas== | |||
I'm was thinking a little about manipulating communication. I 'hacked' a small chat program, so that it would display related google search terms instead of the orignal messages: | |||
feel free to try: [http://www.headphonica.com/OTHER/TPJO/suggestive_chat/chat.php Suggestive chat] | |||
I think it would be more impressive to use audio data, so that microphones and speech recognition software comes in place. | |||
A slightly different idea is communicating through small dictionaries – meaning that the computer only recognizes a small amount of words, but uses them for triggering some action within an installation. | |||
Latest revision as of 00:49, 6 May 2013
After finishing my bachelor degree in musicology, I'm now a student of Computer Science and Media at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar. I have been working in many different music related contexts, such as taking music history, classical music training, programming, djing, playing electronic live music and producing music for theater and dance.
<videoflash type=vimeo>17474435|500|280</videoflash>
This is an audio-video live performance in collaboration with Tommy Neuwirth and Max Neupert, where video samples of theater attendants were taken and played back in realtime.
<flashmp3>http://ia600303.us.archive.org/21/items/headphonica.hplive011/THE__Ruben_DHers__Confetti_live_at_Fusion_Festival_2010__07.mp3</flashmp3>
Live recording with my band THE! at fusion festival 2010.
<videoflash type=vimeo>13094934|500|280</videoflash> Music video of Manuel Birnbacher for my electronic music project "the plastic jazz orchestra".
Platforms
OS X, Pure Data, Matlab, Ableton Live, Max for Live
Contact
skype: clemens.wegener mail: clemens.wegener a_t uni-weimar.de
Project Ideas
I'm was thinking a little about manipulating communication. I 'hacked' a small chat program, so that it would display related google search terms instead of the orignal messages:
feel free to try: Suggestive chat
I think it would be more impressive to use audio data, so that microphones and speech recognition software comes in place.
A slightly different idea is communicating through small dictionaries – meaning that the computer only recognizes a small amount of words, but uses them for triggering some action within an installation.