To expand the versatility of my final project for Digital Audio Programming I decided to explor adding Vocal removal. The standard technique is relatively simple to implement but can be hit-or-miss. It relies on the assumption that vocals will be mixed ‘center’ meaning equal energy in each channel, left and right. By negating one channel [...]
Keep Reading »For MAT200A, Arts & Technology we are making websites for our final projects. The projects are based on the intersection of arts and technology and we are paired with a partner to collectively develop and present a concept. Our concept is ‘Vivari: Representative Avatar for Online Shopping & Gaming’. We propose placing ‘measurement sites’ in [...]
Keep Reading »I am developing a Virtual Studio (VST) Plugin for MAT240A, Digital Audio Programming. VST plugins are used in professional audio software such as Cubase, Sony ACID and Ableton Live. Development is simpler than making a standalone audio application since the details of manipulating sound files are taken care of by the plugin host. The host [...]
Keep Reading »MAT594O, “Sensors and Interfaces for Multimedia Art” taught by Professor Stephen Pope The goal of the class is to use electronic sensors and other components to make a project that can be used for Multimedia Art. Beyond that there are not many requirements. For my project I am using a Heartrate Monitor strap from Polar [...]
Keep Reading »The second project for MAT200A Arts & Technology with Professor George Legrady. “Create a Visual Map that represents: Your background, training, discipline, personal circumstances that led you to where you are today. Show cross-references. You pick the form, or metaphor: a subway map, a table of index in the back of a book, a menu [...]
Keep Reading »The first project for MAT200A Arts & Technology with Professor George Legrady. “We create meaning through classification. Create a set consisting of elements that have similarities and differences.” I chose to examine clothing and how we classify it. I chose three separate classifications to look at: Shape, Size and Appearance. At clothing stores a stack [...]
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