SyncSonics
January 23rd, 2009 by 
Garth
RjDj The mind twisting hearing sensation.
I am going to have to buy an iPhone soon... damn..... have an iPod Touch and enjoy all the music apps on it, but some like this RJDJ need an iPhone for the mic input
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January 15th, 2009 by Garth
FROM Unidentified Sound Object blog
The Klangdom Sound Dome in the ZKM_Cube
Hightech instrument for spatialization at the ZKM | Institute for Music und Acoustics.
ZKM "Cube" photo by Marc Wathieu
The Klangdom was finished in 2006 after three years of conception, planning and installation. Forty-three Meyersound speakers are attached to an elliptical rig system three-dimensionally in the room, four additional ones are placed on the ground. With this unique speaker instrument, as the head of the institute Ludger Brümmer explains, "complex polyphonic space-sound-movements can be displayed realistically and perceived from every spot in the room".
It can be controlled via Open Sound Control protocol or can also be used as Audio Unit plug-in. Thus, the user can incorporate Zirkonium's panning capabilities into his preferred environment including Digital Performer, Logic.
User interface of the control software Zirkonium, studio window
[more via zkm.de/zirkonium]
[Zirkonium Manual -PDF]
[Zirkonium - Installer]
[Zirkonium - Max/MSP and SuperCollider Examples]
all available HERE
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January 5th, 2009 by Garth
Multitouch Prototype 2 on Vimeo
8 x 8 touch sensitive array sampled at 1300 Hz. Cost: about $50 in materials plus a nice audio interface. More info: 2uptech.com/intimate_control
Multitouch Prototype 2 from Randy Jones on Vimeo.
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