Beck reimagines David Bowies “Sound and Vision” with 160 musicians, as a fully immersive 360 degree interactive experience via the Lincoln Motor Company. It takes place on a 360 stage with Beck in the middle. It was created using 360 degree binaural heads. You can control the cameras using your webcam and moving your head around.
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Every year, Personal organizes a music festival: Personal Fest, that attracts more than 50,000 people in each edition. A dynamic festival, but the organiser found that there was a place forgotten by everyone that was as unpleasant as it is in all music festivals: the portable toilets. That’s why they created Rhythmical Potties. Seven toilets with an audible device that was activated only when was occupied.
ToneCraft is music experience 100% made by Dinahmoe. It lets you build music in 3D and it’s built with fancy techniques like HTML5, JavaScript and the Web Audio API. You need the latest version och Chrome for it to play nicely.
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With this stylish little program you will control the time shift on a Drum ‘n’ Bass Track. In addition to this, you could make the MP3 play backwards. The visuals will put you in an altered state of consciousness without the use of drugs. This work is part of the Acromatic Simplicity series, a sequence of simplistic interactive works and videos.
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16 Pillars is an interactive light- and sound installation which reacts to the movements of its audience. The installation registers movements in the room and processes these with the aid of special software. Within this software the audience is walking through a virtual puddle of water which they disturb just like a pebble in a pond. The waveforms that are created by this disturbance are translated into sound and made visible by moving patterns of coloured light.
An interactive sound environment by Vera-Maria Glahn und Marcus Wendt. The Orbiter invites visitors to reach for the stars and play their music!
The AudioCubes are a collection of wireless intelligent light emitting objects, capable of detecting each other’s location and orientation, and user gestures, and were created by Bert Schiettecatte. They are an electronic musical instrument which is being used by electronic musicians for live performance, sound design, music composition, and creating interactive applications in max/msp, pd and C++. The AudioCubes are an example of a Tangible User Interface as well as an ambient device.
A very unique interactive remix application with great audio and visual design. Demo courtesy of Chris Coniglio.
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