Arduino Max/msp Algorithmic Composition Test

I have just plugged in my latest work for the first time. I still have a whole lot of programming to do before it is complete, but this is a hardware test. The board is arduino and is being controlled by max/msp. (Yay max 5.0 )There are 12 speakers over 8 discrete channels and over 800 leds.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Harlin
• LISP
• algorithmic
• composition
• cyber-art
• Jesse Harlin
• arduino
• diy
• electronics
• computer
• max/msp

[Lushsymphony]

This electronic sculpture is absolutely beautiful.

Most of these videos were posted over a year ago... what direction have you taken artistically since then?

I wish the best to you and continue your work!

p.s. The two sites you have listed lead nowhere, do you have a website?

[5imian]

I'll be sure and update those sites soon.

I have been concentrating primarily on programming and simply writing music for interactive media lately.

The sculpture will be resuscitated, perhaps smaller next time. I have all the hardware right here, even in this very room as I type this.

all i can say is, be careful which master's programs you select. The wrong one can set you back years in money and time.

[DJDigitalMonster]

Wow! That sure sounds and looks really pretty.

[5imian]

Unfortunately, i had to abandon the project due to lack of support.

I saved the main piece of circuitry hardware and will rebuild some other day.

[JahLoveOnline]

what is this?

[ArvindRajaYadav]

nice...

[nycpntr]

yes! whats up jessi

[gatorio]

wow

[wforzo]

That's awesome! Sounds really cool. WACM to bits...

[AxiomCrux]

word, would be sick if the lights moved around on robottic arms