Showing posts with label Raster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Raster. Show all posts
Friday, 10 February 2012
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Michael Matos CUSP
"A short film of a worm like creature, who emerges from the earth, experiences joy and loss, only to return from whence he came. Created with the help of some lzx visionary modules, my dearest eurorack pals, and my lovely oscilloscope."
Sunday, 5 June 2011
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
David Stringer And Mr Colorizer
In the world of DIY video hardware it is quite hard to have done something unusual as the area you are working in is unusual in itself so anything you make appears out of the ordinary anyway
When I stumbled upon David Stringer's site about Mr Colorizer and Mr Animation, it took me a while to notice that the original Mr Colorizer (1975) was valve based !!! thats right vacuum tubes !!! the rest of his system is pretty interesting as well sharing some of the same functionality as the scanimate. Surly a Valve based colouriser is something to be marveled at :)
When I stumbled upon David Stringer's site about Mr Colorizer and Mr Animation, it took me a while to notice that the original Mr Colorizer (1975) was valve based !!! thats right vacuum tubes !!! the rest of his system is pretty interesting as well sharing some of the same functionality as the scanimate. Surly a Valve based colouriser is something to be marveled at :)
his youtube is here
Labels:
canada,
colorizer,
Colouriser,
Raster,
scan processing,
scanimate,
video synth
Sunday, 20 February 2011
LZX Visionary - Vector Rescanning Experiments
so LZX have been messing with ratser scan effects to great results
Wednesday, 23 June 2010
Hilarious Michael Jackson's Black or White vs the Wobulator
here is a super cool piece by marisaolson on youtube using the raster scan distortion device created by Naim June Paik which is now part of the gear at the ETC
from the description
" The audio signals from Michael Jackson's "Black or White" modify the processing of a video of me listening to the song, via Nam June Paik's rasterizer/"wobulator." I made this on a residency at the Experimental Television Center (NY) and it's one of many headphone pieces in which I perform listening. The B/W question is tongue in cheek, but I was really inspired by the song's original music video, in which a series of faces/video portraits morph into each other..."
from the description
" The audio signals from Michael Jackson's "Black or White" modify the processing of a video of me listening to the song, via Nam June Paik's rasterizer/"wobulator." I made this on a residency at the Experimental Television Center (NY) and it's one of many headphone pieces in which I perform listening. The B/W question is tongue in cheek, but I was really inspired by the song's original music video, in which a series of faces/video portraits morph into each other..."
Labels:
audio visual,
ETC,
experimental television,
Nam June Paik,
Raster,
video effects
Sunday, 13 June 2010
Some Nice Raster Scan Manipulation
Psychic Violence - VHS #2 from totallytv on youtube
Labels:
Analog Video,
DIY video,
Raster,
VHS,
video synthesizer
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