Animated and Interactive works by Blake Byron-Smith, studying at Animation and Interactive Media centre, RMIT

Harmonics

Been a while between posts…I’ve nearly completed my major project for this semester, a sound responsive interactive installation with the working title of Growth.  I’ve been working with the very talented Josh Batty (Musician/Programmer), Alister Mew (Musician/Composer), Adam Gooderham (Musician/Composer) and my AIM mentor Matthew Riley.  The project has been built in the MAX/MSP/Jitter programming environment and analyses audio content from a user for it’s pitch value and responds visually in the form of projected animations and harmonic audio.  Here’s some stills from the latest iteration.

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2 Responses

  1. This looks amazing. Will there be any clips or documentation once everything is finished?

    November 14, 2010 at 10:14 pm

    • Hi Luke, thanks for your comment. I will have a website up in the next week with more info, documentation and clips from the project. Will post it up when it’s ready.

      November 15, 2010 at 7:46 am

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