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 as of November, 2007:

  • Here is some arts related software I'm releasing to the world.

  • Delay Video:

    A fun experiment in time: several seconds of video are captured live and parts of each frame in time are selected to be shown on the screen. These applets of course require a source of digital video.
    These are made with Processing (97), and can stand some interface work, but you can play with the (very simple) source. (2005)

    Usage:
    Type the following keys for the following options:
    1: circular cone into the past
    2: left and right edges are now, center is the past
    3: bottom line of the screen is now, top is the past
    4: brightness in the image determines what frame is used.
    5: set the center of the cone (in option 1) to the center of the frame
    6: set the center of the cone to be where the mouse is
    shift key: save images to disk as tiff files.

  • RGS (soniatab):

    Also made with processing - this is a weak version of my old program RGS (2008)
    Try it as a Java applet here.

  • iPhone applications:


    TiltSynth Here is my iPhone repository : http://jhhl.net/iPhone/jhhl-r.plist
    I haven't seen Installer installing automatically for a while.
    Currently, there is only my rudimentary app TiltSynth , version 1.0.4. (Category: Synths)
    TiltSinth uses the iPhone's accellerometer to make some squeels in a simple synth patch, but also sends out these Open Sound Control (OSC) messages:
    • /iphone/tilt/i : three integers representing the z,y,z tilts
    • /iphone/tilt/f : three floats representing the z,y,z tilts
    • /iphone/tilt/s : three "slewed" floats representing the z,y,z tilts
    The info page (hit the (i) button) shows three sliders that control the central frequency, the accelerometer slew rate and the amplitude. You can also change the OSC server host:port configurations (currently pointed at a non-routable computer IP and funky port). Also, you can change the OSC id so you can run several iPhone TiltSynths simultaneously into an OSC consuming patch. I'd suggest using /[this iPhone name]/tilt on each iPhone. remember that OSC is UDP, so it might drop some info. The control rate is roughly 50 cps. Sorry, these aren't yet preserved! This is a very alpha program!
    TiltSynth should be getting more interesting if I get the official API.

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