Category Archives: coding

VideOSC – a (slightly un-planned) next alpha

Some of you who are reading these lines will possibly already have taken notice of my long-term amateur project VideOSC – an application for the Android mobile platform that allows experimentally-minded users to control music (or other media) through the color information coming from their […]

Let the worlds collide

It’s already quite some time ago since I last posted my work with VideOSC, the OSC controller for Android that allows you to control digitally generated sound or other media through the color information retrieved from the device’ inbuilt camera. I haven’t been lazy or […]

Out now: VideOSC 1.1

When I first thought about VideOSC sensors were the least thing that I had in mind. Why sensors when you get so much information from the visual side anyway? Well, whatever, almost the first user request I got when releasing VideOSC for the first time […]

VideOSC default mode

VideOSC – an experimental OSC controller

It’s done: I have released my first Android app ever. It’s called VideOSC which stands for an OSC[1]Open Sound Control – a protocol for communication among computers, sound synthesizers, and other multimedia devices that is optimized for modern networking technology – opensoundcontrol.org controller that uses […]

sound-painting

La Musica di Colore

I’ve been invited to do a performance in Trieste, the old Italian harbour city at the north-east most corner of the Adriatic sea, next to the Slovenian border. The event was part of a series of presentations, talks and performances called SALoTTo VIENNA that happened […]

CVCenter reloaded

Even though I could have spent a lot more time on it… I didn’t want to wait any more: I’ve finished (for now) a new version of CVCenter. What is CVCenter? I’ve started working with SuperCollider as I’ve always been fascinated by synthesizers: Mysterious boxes […]

Berlin, Berlin – are we already in 2012?

Really, I meant to write these lines much, much earlier. But I’m slow. Really slow. Only time passes by quickly… 2011 has been mixed. Not really what I hoped it would be. But anyway, it’s over and that’s good. I’ve got a new job. I’ve […]

CVCenter

A convenience-class for the SuperCollider programming language (SClang). Coding can be creative fun or needlessly blowing up your work amount. Especially in live-performance situations you wouldn’t like to have to write more than necessary. CVCenter saves you work as it let’s you easily connect controls […]