Francesco Fabris

An interactive installation which aims to create a sonification of stars and constellations data through a dedicated interface.

Since there’s no sound in space, I wanted to to conceptualize a link between electromagnetic and sound waves allowing visitors to learn about specific stars through sound information.

Two players can use the system at the same time, by moving their right hands over the two black, circular sensors.

The data rendered for each star are: temperature (color index: red star = old and cold, blue star = hot and young), brightness (as seen from Earth), distance (from Earth) respectively mapped into: frequency (Hz), amplitude (dB), duration (ms).

The project has been developed using Arduino, Leap Motion and Max7. 

Objects used include Maxuino (maxuino.org) and aka.leapmotion by Masayuki Akamatsu. 

Data of more than 300 stars and 44 constellations have been stored from the open-source software Stellarium.org, and coded to interact with the robotic arms.

stellar

Stellar

Lilli Wessling Hart

Bruno Zamborlin developed a new product that will allow you to turn every day objects into musical instruments. The iOS software shown on the Kickstarter page is based on the Max patch that Bruno uses for his live performances and installations.

Mogees consists of a mobile app and a small sensor that detects and analyses the vibrations that we make when we interact with the objects around us. It uses a special sound technique to alter their acoustic properties so as to make them musical.

First music video of Plaid (Warp records) and Bruno Zamborlin, with all the sounds you hear created using Mogees. 
More info about Mogees at: 
http://mogees.co.uk
https://www.facebook.com/mogees

More information about Plaid is available at the links below:
http://www.plaid.co.uk/
http://warp.net/records/plaid
https://www.facebook.com/Plaid

Plaid and Bruno Zamborlin - EL EX (Mogees trailer)

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Join the Mogees Action

nnimar

Max is connected to the sensors using the Interface-z sensor box, video are played depending on the number of people in the area and their movements.  

cityroom

greg beller

Use Max and Mubu library to connect movement/gesture sensors to sound synthesis.

the-synekine-project

The Synekine Project

furrii

The articulations of the dancers Movement is sent to Max by the Kinect Camera and OSCeleton.

Msp and Jitter are used to create the sonic and visual interactions.

The Dancers Movement controls and shapes whats seen and heard.

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