On 16 Mar 2006, at 23:11, Paul Nagle wrote: > Oh, *very* sweet! Well, having an OasysPCI helps - it's running something over a dozen effects in that sequence, including phasers, flangers and quite a few MIDI-sync'd delays... Next thing I want to try is running the P3 into an OasysPCI program with a delay/pitch-shift matrix loaded... > Would love to see the > video. It's actually part of some sessions with a media/performance/ production outfit I'm working with called bodydataspace: http:// www.bodydataspace.net - if you don't mind a bit of a fight with the Flash front-end there's info about a work called "skintouchfeel". I'm working with a guy who has the CG-8 and a copy of Motion Dive. We're hoping to get the work into a few of the media festivals this summer. We did a premiere at a dance/technology festival last year where I was doing all the soundscaping with Max/MSP and joysticks, but the P3 is much more fun to work with. -- N. nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance -- http:// www.cassiel.com
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Re: [analogue-sequencer] Barbie's First Sequence
2006-03-17 by Nick Rothwell
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