Huseyin Kuru, creative director of Motus.Lumina, will be teaching an online workshop via one-on-one Zoom meetings. With 12 hours of instruction, the workshop will give each participant an in-depth look at audiovisual programming, starting from the basics. The workshop will introduce participants to node-based visual programming with Vuo and explain how to create audiovisual compositions using Vuo, VDMX, and Ableton Live.
Espen Sommer Eide (materialvision), a composer based out of Bergen, Norway, has an unusual approach to musical art. By using sound as "both method and medium," Espen works to break down the artificial divide between audio and visual representations and tools.
London-based audiovisual artist Joëlle Snaith has been enthralling audiences around the world with her experimental real-time visuals and live performances. Her art focuses on bringing in-the-moment emotions to life — what she calls "exploring the connection between what I'm hearing, feeling, and seeing." The end result is a unique moment and process, captured in her visuals.
This is a typical stereoscope. The basic maths behind it is VERY simple. However I added a bunch of frills that may make it more useful for video artists. Remember that to use a stereoscope you need to have a stereo audio signal (too obvious?). So if your input is the laptop mic for example, it won't work. You'll have to have audio coming from a stereo line input (if you have one), or routed internally using something like soundflower.
