In preparation for my upcoming workshop at BENT Fest Minneapolis, I’ve been assembling and implementing the HighlyLiquid MSA-R MIDI decoder kit.
A preview of the results:
Robot drummer from Michael Una on Vimeo.
Michael Una at Bigger Than Your Life from Michael Una on Vimeo.
A sketch of a little idea I’m working on for BENT Fest video projection.
Grid interference patterns from Michael Una on Vimeo.
SYNC Fest was probably one of the most awesome experiences of my life- the people were awesome, my set was near-perfect, and it looked and sounded incredible.
The venue was excellent as well. It took place at the University of Michigan’s Duderstadt Center, which houses all kinds of awesome computer-based artmaking labs:
The opening acts were [...]
Last Saturday I exhibited two of my audio sculptures as part of MGFest 2008. My pieces were a nice contrast to the primarily video-based works making up most of the festival, and I think they were a hit because of it.
Here’s Octophonopod, installed here to fill the room with sound. I think in [...]
Last night I setup and did a test of the Octophonopod Audiovisual display system. Each glowing orb is its’ own individual sound channel, and the brightness of the LEDs corresponds to the amplitude of that channel.
I published an article on Createdigitalmusic.com last week detailing how to build a footcontroller for use with programs like Ableton Live out of commonly found materials, for about $10.
You can read the article here.
You can see my demonstrative video there, but I’m going to post it here as well because I like it:
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