This is a video from an interactive installation made by Emily Gobeille and Theodore Watson. The software is made with openFrameworks. Participants can interact with the sonic ecosystem by speaking into a microphone. It’s very beautiful. More pictures here and here
Archive for the ‘openFrameworks’ Category
Terrarium Interactive Installation
Posted: 25. f 2009 in computer art, openFrameworks, programming, softwareTags: interactive, openFrameworks, programming, software, video, vimeo
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Ars Electronica Center
Posted: 9. f 2009 in art, openFrameworks, softwareTags: ars electronica, electronic art, open sound control, openFrameworks, video, vimeo
The new ArsElectronica center in Linz, Austria is covered in 1085 led windows. The programming for the led windows is done with openFrameworks, programmed by Zachary Lieberman, Joel Gethin Lewis and Damian Stewart. Zachary Lieberman is one of the developers of OF.
Playmodes & OpenFrameworks
Posted: 27. f 2009 in new technology, openFrameworks, software, synthesis, videoTags: DIY, electronic music, open sound control, openFrameworks, programming, video
I want to show you some of the cool things that can be done with OpenFrameworks. I start by showing the projects of someone who calles themselves Playmodes. They have made an audiovisual sampler, using Native Instruments Reaktor for the sounds (controlling it via OSC) and OF for recording, manipulating and playback of video. It [...]
OpenFrameworks 0.06 released
Posted: 27. f 2009 in interface design, openFrameworks, programmingTags: design, DIY, iphone, new technology, open sound control, openFrameworks, programming, software
Today version 0.06 of OpenFrameworks was released. There has been a lot of changes including the most important: new library Poco ( http://pocoproject.org) included – used for events event system for base events (setup, update, draw, mouse, keyboard) and constructing new events the addons.h system has been dropped in place of direct inclusion of addons [...]
