algorithmic modeling for Rhino
Current Visual for the music, done with grasshopper mostly
Vortex Singular from V4W.ENKO on Vimeo.
Generative visual sequence and acoustic sound was born as part of RML Cine Chamber installation at CynetArt 2011 as well as a bit at Mutek Montreal 2012 and has moved farther to 12"LP by Andrey Kiritchenko.
Music by Andrey Kiritchenko - Chrysalis (2012) [Nexsound ns68, 12"].
Video by V4W.ENKO [composite flow-r algorithm]
HD is recomended
nexsound.org/wp/ns68/
rml-cinechamber.org/
mutek.org/en/tv/336-andrey-kiritchenko-v4w-enko-fluxtank
t-m-a.de/cynetart/archive/f2011/cinechamber
v4w.enko.ffspace.info/
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@Patrick Bedarf : to analyse the sound I made application with max/msp - my favorite tool where I create generative music. [listen on bandcamp my max/msp nodes based procedures here v4w.enko music ] After the sound data captured into matrix I connected that data matrix to Grasshopper3D to generate the visual forms based on sound amplitudes for each frame. Yeah, right @MichaelD0112 I did it for the friend Andrey to help him to support his nice sound project.
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and ported in txt files
analysis part is done with max/msp
neat! how is the analysis part done and ported to gh?
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