Games for May

I'm an old hippy and an old coder, yikes. I spend many evenings attempting to reveal something remotely substantial through oldschool, handcrafted, artisan, not-very-good-actually, audio-visualisation software as part of humanity's almost-entirely ignored last ditch effort to defeat the AI through the use of indecipherable visual imagery.

After a few days (human-time) coding, I make particle effects, arrange channels to be triggered according to different controls/audio levels (etc etc), Mix in some (ideally human-made) videos and layers output from opensource visualisation software.. Then... when it gets just late enough.. usually after a few whiskies.. I put some music on loud and jive about with a midi controller or 3 to try to create something that visualises the music in a way that is supposed to be more meaningful and artistic than what comes out of a sequenced or automated process. 

I pretty much fail always, but one day the survivors will recognise this for what it is.