Rodrigo

Everything was built in Max, from The Party Van (live sampling software) to the software that controls DMX light behaviors.

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Light Vomit (Snare + Electronics + DMX Lights)

Kaizo Snare was a performance developed for the FluCoMa project and uses their externals for Max. The performance itself  was made up of turntablism, feedback/friction, machine learning, signal decomposition, 3d printing, robotics…and a snare drum.

I've written a comprehensive blog about the performance with tons of video along with code examples and downloads here:
https://rodrigoconstanzo.com/2020/08/kaizo-snare/ 

Kaizo Snare was a performance developed for the FluCoMa project and uses their externals for Max. The performance itself  was made up of tur

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Kaizo Snare

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'The Lads' is a set of 5 sequenced Virtual Analogue percussion devices for Max for Live. Kevin the Kick is based on the Bridged-T topology of a ringing bandpass filter using Surreal Machines' Sallen-Key filter. 
Keith the Kick is based on the Sine Shaped Triangle Wave topology delivering a harder edge than Kevin. 
Henry the HiHat is based on Schmitt Trigger topology - 6 square waves with circuit bent features accessible from the UI. 
Sidney the Snare uses two Bridged-T circuits, an octave apart, for the body and a noise generator, all with plenty of control and 
Thomas the TomTom is a Bridged-T with added noise. 
All Bridged-Ts feature Surreal Machines' rather wonderful Sallen-Key filter. 
All of 'The Lads' feature one of Surreal Machines' ZDF LoPass filters on the output with a bit of drive/shape.
All of 'The Lads' feature a step sequencer based on K-Teck's Adlais.

'The Lads' is a set of 5 sequenced Virtual Analogue percussion devices for Max for Live. Kevin the Kick is based on the Bridged-T topology o

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