dynamic charted music from Colin Owens on Vimeo.
This is a visualization of music I composed called “Number Station.” The visualizations are generated by the volume of each channel from the original multitrack file.
Generated using Processing and Minim libraries with 14 channels of streaming audio on an unbelievably fast machine.
I have posted proof-of-concept videos for three core thesis projects:
I’ve posted the latest version of the audio visualizer, with the latest tunes from an album my father and I are working on.
Built in processing with the minim library.
Someone hacked a Nintendo Power Pad and made this foot controller.
Agata, I sense a collaboration.
Infinite scroll proof-of-concept from Colin Owens on Vimeo.
If the government had access to all of your information and they had the wherewithal to put it together, they might put something like this together.
I created this video as a response to a DMI exercise called “you are here.” The idea is that you could be anywhere in your (electronic) life at any point just by scrolling and pulling apart different points in time.
Anticipation from Colin Owens on Vimeo.
It’s easier to coax a coffee machine to do your bidding than it is to get a cat to jump.
Click somewhere in the field of dots, then type any letter in the alphabet to change the letter form.
