Dr. Richard Boulanger asks Max Mathews about H.A.L. and why it sings Daisy in the Stanley Kubrick film 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Slipmat + Processing Proof-of-Concept
Since friday, I’ve been spending all my free time learning as mush about Processing as I possible can. I made this video to prove to myself it was possible to integrate Slipmat with Processing. I guess this means I’m fully committed to learning the black arts of generative audio/visuals.
W&S 056 – Taste Bud Stimulus
via it’s 3am. Posted to blip.tv by wreckandsalvage.
Barack Obama and Tolerance Fatigue
Vlog posted to Blip.tv by ill doctrine
Link borrowed from worshiptheglitch
JumpBean Synth
A Sketchbook project – exploring a physics based instrument.
JumpBean Synth. Posted to Blip.tv by AngryBeth
Thumbuki Presents: A Night Out with Guys From Blip
“Hi. I don’t vlog, but I might someday.”This is thumbuki.com’s premiere episode, where Jake visits with his buddies, Eric and Justin, at blip.tv headquarters. And then they all go play video games.
Filmed April 4th, 2007.
Added a new feature to thumbuki that was highly recommended by some of my friends at blip.tv. It’s called Twitter. I guess the best way to describe it is “microblogging.” One writes a very brief description, no more that 140 characters, of what they are doing at any given moment. The best part is that people can twitter directly from their cell phones. So while I may not be the most reliable person at updating a blog, at least I have a way to keep some information up-to-date.
Make: Podcast – Circuit Bending
In this weekend projects video, Bre Pettis and Justin Gerardy hack into a speak and spell and an omnichord.
The video is hosted at blip.tv. Thanks to glitch of worshiptheglitch for emailing me the link.
Part of getbent.
Puppets Talk TRON
Permalink @ blip.tv. Thanks to Glitch P-udding of Worship The Glitch for the link.
last.fm – the social music revolution
Last.fm is a service that records what you listen to, and then presents you with an array of interesting things based upon your tastes — artists you might like, users with similar taste, personalised radio streams, charts, and much more.
Are you a playlist exhibitionist? Then “show us your tracks!” Last.fm is a prime example of the social voyeurism we experience daily in the age of the internet.
Thanks to my friends at blip.tv for tuning me in.