Physical Computing, Tangible Interface, TUI/NUI, Interactive Scultpure, Music Control, OSC
3.22.2010
Mark Bokowiec performs with Stribe
"Stribe controlling Logic8 via IAC"
It's from 2008 but I just came across it...
Tanais Fox's 16-stribe project gets fancy
3.21.2010
3.18.2010
stretta C74 interview
stretta gets some well-deserved attention. Gotta check me out (e.g. afford) this M4L thing!
3.01.2010
2.15.2010
1.31.2010
Cymatics = Visual Sound
Cymatics Scientist Says Sound is a Bubble, Not a Wave by Jodina Meehan
Check out the cool article linked above...
I've always thought of sound waves this way, but had never seem them represented like this. This is a great way to think about sound when mic'ing instruments or creating sound art.
1.23.2010
monomnichord by Calum Scott
monomnichord from Calum Scott on Vimeo.
"A max/msp patch that uses a monome 40h and a stribe to emulate a Suzuki Omnichord."It's wonderful to see music being made with a stribe1 alongside a monome.
1.02.2010
11.20.2009
stretta's procedures
maxforlive: stepfilter from stretta on Vimeo.
stretta continues to blow my mind - this time with his monome app 'step filter' running inside Ableton Live
11.19.2009
11.08.2009
via Anarchy Rice
Novation’s new
I wonder when they're gonna make a Stribe?
10.23.2009
Chladni form as output?
Weird thought of the day:
Thinking about capturing 2D blobs and turning them into sound. What about 2D blobs made by sound?
What if you videotaped the changing design on a chladni plate and then used software to turn that video into sound?
I posted earlier about a Chladni plate powered by a speaker.
Thinking about capturing 2D blobs and turning them into sound. What about 2D blobs made by sound?
What if you videotaped the changing design on a chladni plate and then used software to turn that video into sound?
I posted earlier about a Chladni plate powered by a speaker.
10.20.2009
Touching the Sound
Touch Loop Navigator from christian bannister on Vimeo.
Check out this great project at subcycle.org.
subcycle labs is the creative work of christian bannister a musician, designer and developer located in portland, oregon
Foxy's 16-stribe monster
16-Stribe Monster from Stribe Forum member Foxy
16 Stribes will be mated to a variety of button pads. See the build log and current status here
Foxy's next challenge is getting the Max patches sorted. I'm still a bit all-thumbs with Max myself. I can probably cobble something together, but if someone has or can make an elegant solution to run 2 8-stribe Stribes (2 Arduinos) and 2+ monomes (not sure if he's going Arduinome or using monome boards), please give a shout-out on the Stribe Forum!
10.10.2009
Monome Meet 2009
video still of MakingTheNoise
I would have loved to be at this event in Princeton Oct 3 but just couldn't work it out. Hopefully there will be a next time... Some consolation is this great Vimeo page with tons of great footage: http://vimeo.com/groups/monomeetfall2009 as well as some awesome live sets!
Listen: Monome-Made Music, from tehn to Daedelus
By Peter Kirn
or
Latest tracks by monomeet
10.09.2009
9.27.2009
Stribe / Livid Concept Sketch
Stribe/Livid Hybrid Concept
Borrowed the case shape from the Livid "Tactic" http://www.lividinstruments.com/hardware_other.php for these concept sketches
See: http://www.soundwidgets.com/2009/01/monome-40h-3-stribe1-modules-granular.html
9.17.2009
Moldover's new CD not only delivers music, it completely redefines what it means to "play an album"... Moldover's CD packaging itself IS a new musical instrument! The CD is mounted on a custom designed circuit board, intricately patterned and powering a "light-Theremin". Yes! You play the artwork and it makes sound!
Pretty dang clever!
9.15.2009
First Industrial Stribe application
from CuriousInventor.com:
TracyEvansProductions, a company that specializes in interactive tradeshow exhibits and other multimedia, has integrated Stribes into a kiosk that interactively explains the interaction of water and oil in wells for Schlumberger.
Kudos to Scott Driscoll @ Curious Inventor for making this all happen Stribe-wise!
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