I wrote a synthesizer "server" for my iPhone that can be controlled over Wi-Fi, as well as a Mac client to parse the MIDI data from my controller and send it over UDP.

By sticking the phone in my mouth it functions as a very awkward talkbox (and I thought enunciating with the Banshee was hard...). The slight network lag makes my timing a little weird on the keys. Even so, it's pretty fun to play with.

I'm performing the theme from classic DOS game Commander Keen: Aliens Ate My Babysitter
http://www.commander-keen.com/ midi-music/aliens-ate-my-babys itter.mid
The (incomprehensible, sorry) lyrics are from the Keen FAQ: http://www.3drealms.com/faq/ke enfaq199.txt

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A screencast demonstrating a tracker-style sequencer with simple built-in synths. It's probably not particularly interesting to most, but within my goal to make my own music software it's a milestone; it provides the bare minimum of features to make music.

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During the process of adapting the sonome layout onto my monome, I wrote some software to help me locate common patterns. This video explains and demonstrates the layout and software. If this doesn't make much sense, just relaxen und watchen der blinkenlichten...

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cgi asteroid impact to the music of pink floyd's "the great gig in the sky" (dark side of the moon)

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Bleedthrough - an Australian independent film set for release in early 2009 - Created by Daniel James Millar and David W R Rule

Music by analoq - http://au.youtube.com/user/ana loq

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Original version of her famous, mesmerising performance, with robot movements.
Related article can be found here:
http://citinite.wordpress.com/ 2007/12/02/donna-summer/

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