Steve Rusch The FaderBox is eight membrane potentiometers mounted on a square plexy box. This is a very simple yet useful tool. It gives analogous control to the realm of computers. It was inspired by the Monome, which is the opposite of the FaderBox. The Monome only has buttons which gives on and off. The FaderBox is continuous control, which …
B.O.I.N.G
B.O.I.N.G Chris Adams, Jordan Woods-Wahl BOING, the Body Oriented Interface ‘n Gymnastics Instrument, is a musical trampoline that combines aerobics with musicianship. We have built a sensor framework onto the trampoline using stretch sensors, wires, resistors, & the Arduino micro-controller. One end of the sensor is connected to the pad. The other is attached to the frame using an insulated …
Hand In Hand
Rodrigo Restrepo This interface is a small, handy controller, that allows extensive use of the fingers and hand, keeping in mind that those are ones of the more developed and skilled parts of the human body. Different sensors were combined and arranged in a small area of a curved surface. A curved surface was chosen because having in mind that …
Castro
Carl BurginThe Castro is a musical computer interface designed to give the user the flexible continuous control without loosing utility and portability. It is an instrument designed for the performer concerned more with precise musical control rather than theatrics but depending on it use, can be a very engaging live performance tool. The Castro consists of eight membrane potentiometers touch …
The Helio
Jim MurphyDesigned to allow audiences to directly view performers’ control inputs, the Helio features eight membrane potentiometers. The potentiometers, along with user-mappable LED indicators, are arranged in an upright manner, providing audiences with clear, unobstructed views of the performer interacting with audio or visual software. Each membrane potentiometer can be individually mapped, allowing for endless customization. Software allows the potentiometer …
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The Machine Orchestra
Ajay Kapur & Michael Darling The Machine Orchestra is a networked ensemble of laptop performers inspired by the Princeton and Stanford Laptop Orchestras. In performance, each member of the ensemble uses hemispherical speaker to produce localized sound, while a master server coordinates millisecond-level OSC synchronization between performers. This networked aspect is critical to the inclusion of the heart of the …
Performances
AnimalMay 23, 2023MTIIDMay 23, 2023 GRIDS BEATS GROUPS 2012May 23, 2023ChucK ConcertMay 23, 2023 Grids Beats Groups::David&&TomioMay 23, 2023Interface Concert 2012May 23, 2023 Mohammad Zareei | Ross Barmache (Interface Concert)May 23, 2023Inaaya at REDCATOctober 5, 2018 The HemisSeptember 12, 2016The Machine OrchestraSeptember 9, 2016 “The Magic Conductor” TEDx CalArtsMarch 5, 2013 Slide 1
Installations
Páramo ImmersionMay 26, 2023Where Is The Quiet?May 26, 2023Rain RoadMay 25, 2023Feedback Loops, All The Way DownMay 25, 2023(+/-) PendulumMay 23, 2023PHASE.1May 23, 2023Yatra – The Journey WithinMay 5, 2023Tulna तुलनाApril 6, 2023NODEJuly 4, 2020CYCLEJuly 4, 2020