December 2019 Tanzhalle Wiesenburg Berlin: Difference between revisions
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==What has been developed== |
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continue and document the work on [[Papier.Falten. by Christina Ertl-Shirley and Ruth Waldeyer]] a project including ultrasonic sensors, Arduinos, a [ |
continue and document the work on [[Papier.Falten. by Christina Ertl-Shirley and Ruth Waldeyer]] a project including ultrasonic sensors, Arduinos, a [https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi] + [[BitWizard DMX Interface]] for light controlling, Raspberry Pi as Gateway. |
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Revision as of 13:59, 11 May 2022
This article is still under construction.
Location and circumstances
Participants
Emese Csornai
Annegret Schalke
Ruth Waldeyer
Bruno Pocheron
Ryan Holsopple
Claire Terrien
Martin Mulack?
Marc Lagies
Catalina Fernandez
Focus points
- feedback circuits (light, sound, different senders and receivers) and treatment of feedback
- sound analysis
- a tribute to the dmx universe (:-) )
- arduino / raspberry pie´s
- extended osc network including raspberry pies
- exchange of patches / scripts etc.
- documenting
- going further with video input to dmx (working with colors f.ex.)
tools, protocols, environments:
- pd, vvvv / touch osc,, lanbox (lcedit), cubase, ableton live, python…
What has been developed
continue and document the work on Papier.Falten. by Christina Ertl-Shirley and Ruth Waldeyer a project including ultrasonic sensors, Arduinos, a Raspberry Pi + BitWizard DMX Interface for light controlling, Raspberry Pi as Gateway.