leone camardese
Monday, 30 May 2011
Sunday, 29 May 2011
Hav1bit VGA Video Synth
awsome project from Telenoika
"1 Bit Audiovisual Synthesizer
Hav1bit is a VGA and audio synthesizer, consisting of 3 square pulse generators which can modulate themselves, in a way very simmilar to the FM synthesis techniques.
The project is done by means of Arduino programming, and it incoporates an interface consisting of 6 pots and 6 buttons, which can control individually the RGB channels. The very same pulses which are generating visual data are transformed into audio, so what you see is exactly what you hear!"
hav1bit from Telenoika on Vimeo.
"1 Bit Audiovisual Synthesizer
Hav1bit is a VGA and audio synthesizer, consisting of 3 square pulse generators which can modulate themselves, in a way very simmilar to the FM synthesis techniques.
The project is done by means of Arduino programming, and it incoporates an interface consisting of 6 pots and 6 buttons, which can control individually the RGB channels. The very same pulses which are generating visual data are transformed into audio, so what you see is exactly what you hear!"
hav1bit from Telenoika on Vimeo.
Labels:
arduino,
PIC micro-controller,
VGA,
video synth,
video synthesizer
Friday, 27 May 2011
Videoheads
Here is an awesome website and youtube channel for Videoheads a very early (and still somewhat active) video arts collective
"Videoheads began its activities in London, 1967 at the Arts Lab, working with some equipment donated to us by The Beatles. This cumbersome and unreliable equipment was replaced in 1968 when we staged a huge happening at the Albert Hall known as The Alchemical Wedding. Money from that event was used to create a studio and mobile equipment dedicated to the documentation of alternative artistic activities which "normal" TV would not bother with. We were the TV of the alternative society.
In the intervening 40 years we have always maintained a free, open studio, archive and showplace dedicated to what we call "Videoculture"
After 20 years of consulting and working with UNESCO in Paris, the collection and workshop have been re-united in our new workspace in Amsterdam"
"Videoheads began its activities in London, 1967 at the Arts Lab, working with some equipment donated to us by The Beatles. This cumbersome and unreliable equipment was replaced in 1968 when we staged a huge happening at the Albert Hall known as The Alchemical Wedding. Money from that event was used to create a studio and mobile equipment dedicated to the documentation of alternative artistic activities which "normal" TV would not bother with. We were the TV of the alternative society.
In the intervening 40 years we have always maintained a free, open studio, archive and showplace dedicated to what we call "Videoculture"
After 20 years of consulting and working with UNESCO in Paris, the collection and workshop have been re-united in our new workspace in Amsterdam"
here are some awesome videos
Monday, 23 May 2011
DOUBLE SPEED COOKED PORK TAI CHI (ULTIMATE EYE PAIN/PSEUDO NIPPON)
Ultimate Eye Pain + Pseudo Nippon present -
"DOUBLE SPEED COOKED PORK TAI CHI"
DVD Release date - 27/5/11
ultimateeyepain.blogspot.com
myspace.com/pseudonippon1984
Caspar created all the animation and directed the video, my other good friend Max edited the whole thing and I did the comparably small task adding some feed back for them both to work with :)
"DOUBLE SPEED COOKED PORK TAI CHI"
DVD Release date - 27/5/11
ultimateeyepain.blogspot.com
myspace.com/pseudonippon1984
Caspar created all the animation and directed the video, my other good friend Max edited the whole thing and I did the comparably small task adding some feed back for them both to work with :)
Labels:
animation,
eye pain,
music video,
video art,
video feedback
Swordz of Legend 1
yo helped my bro Caspar with this little vid that went with one of his awesome zines ( I think the original video was taken from another youtuber)
Sunday, 22 May 2011
Interesting feedback videos from 1996
from the youtube of spacemetalizer
"It's the Occasional Cow. Another in the series of DIY videos that I made in '96."
"Here's another one of my DIY videos back from '96. I called this one 'Pumping Organ'.. well, watch and see why"
"It's the Occasional Cow. Another in the series of DIY videos that I made in '96."
"Here's another one of my DIY videos back from '96. I called this one 'Pumping Organ'.. well, watch and see why"
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