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Recorded (poorly) with my Panasonic Lumix camera in front of a screen.


This is a look at the software Aaron Meyers and I wrote for our performance at Ars Electronica with the Brucknerhaus Orchestra.

This is live and unedited. Apologize for that.

(Music added after. "Hyperelliptic Surfaces - Dopplereffekt")

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  • korg korg 11 months ago
    Molodec)))
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  • Änt 11 months ago
    kewl
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  • Cemre Ozkurt 11 months ago
    amazing stuff, Music is ok.
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  • Snorre Wik 11 months ago
    great software. is it available to the public?
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  • Dimitris Christou 11 months ago
    Amazing! Reminds me of processing. (www.processing.org)
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  • ambience8 11 months ago
    Wonderful!!=) and Dopplereffekt too!:)

    how you did it?
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  • Ann Raghallach 10 months ago
    wow! really great videos. thanks for posting them. ;)
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  • andreas martini plus 9 months ago
    I appreciate your screen capturing method.
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  • rickflick 7 months ago
    Wow.
    Colliding gallaxies, intersecting soap bubbles.
    Nice.
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  • alx BLZN 7 months ago
    ...i like the changes in movement and speed
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  • Rob Mayol 6 months ago
    Dopplereffekt? I thaught it was Tangerine Dream...

    Anyway, this video is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
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