Was Rolf Gehlhaar the original Aphex Twin or Squarepusher? MULTIVERSE скачать в хорошем качестве

Was Rolf Gehlhaar the original Aphex Twin or Squarepusher? MULTIVERSE

MULTIVERSE by Rolf Gehlhaar Copyright RG Estate Archive 2023 00:00 Intro 00:35 Start 00:58 Lighting fixed During recent summer workshops in digital art for children held at the Academia Digital in Aveiro, Portugal in 2006 [1], my colleague Luis Girão and I wanted to experiment with teaching children how to use a web camera as a sensor to trigger images, movies and sounds. This led us to develop a simple 2D Jitter interface that the children could use and for which they could produce images and sounds during the workshops. The ultimate aim was that each participant in the workshop would create and present a short audiovisual performance. The results were very encouraging: the children understood the application and understood what kinds of visual and sound materials would work very well. We also thought that the experiment was a success. I, in particular, thought this could be the seed for the development of a new performance environment for myself. The output of the web cameras is converted into a 3D matrix of 900 cells. The performer is located within this matrix. Any cell of the matrix can be programmed to function as a trigger for any desirable function. Whenever the performer’s hand appears within a given cell of this matrix, its function is activated. Furthermore, information from the matrix is used to generate a moving image projected above or next to the performer. This image is a re- representation of the performer as well as a visualisation of those cells of the matrix that have control functions (not all of the possible 900 cells are used as triggers). https://drive.google.com/file/d/1x8CC...