Category Archives: Demonstrations
ACM CHI 2015 Course
We’ll be offering the ‘Introduction to Creating Musical Interfaces‘ course again this year at CHI 2015, which is to be held in Seoul. The course has also been offered at SIGGRAPH, SIGGRAPH Asia, and NIME.
Graduation Show 2015
Congratulations to this year’s graduation class! Here is Yuma Taesu demonstrating his work.
Two oscillator synth made in a jam jar
This simple light-controlled synth uses a kind of circuit known as a ‘relaxation oscillator’ and it can be quite relaxing to build.
Wearable Vocal Effects Device
Taesu-san gave us a demo of his research today. Nice work!
Palle Dahlstedt @ Lyons Zemi
Prof. Ochi’s Visit
These are raw videos, unedited. If anyone would like to edit these please let me know and I’ll give you the original mp4 files.
Alan Turing Centenary
Not surprisingly, a ‘Google Doodle‘ has been created to celebrate the occasion:
The CWI (Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica) in Amsterdam has unveiled a Turing Machine built from LEGO:
LEGO Turing Machine from ecalpemos on Vimeo.
For more information about Alan Turing, widely considered the father of computer science (and the modern computer), start with the Wikipedia article (but don’t stop there).
Akio Suzuki Demonstrating the Analapos
http://www.akiosuzuki.com/
StopMotion Recorder
This video is a first effort using the StopMotion Recorder App on the iPhone 4s. Playback frame-rate was set to 4 fps. Images were captured manually an irregular intervals according to the movement of the subject. The ‘Vintage Green’ setting was selected in the App settings. This app is quite easy to use, but by the same token it’s fairly restrictive.
Two more clips with manual, irregular frame acquisition and the same playback rate (4fps):