Music by Let’s Sexercise! [work in progress]
Video by Adam Rokhsar
This is a demonstration of the “Tron effect” — using the green and red to outline the body of dancers. It can be done live or on recorded footage in realtime.
Archive for February, 2009
Untitled Epic Waltz (tweekpop remix)
Thursday, February 26th, 2009Untitled Slow Dance
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009Music by Let’s Sexercise! [work in progress]
Video by Adam Rokhsar
Jam! Probability! Pow!
Wednesday, February 25th, 2009I just finished jamming in Max for a while. I ported my “probability sequencer” patch so it plays samples instead of sending MIDI to the system. I intend to combine this with the currently in-progress generative/algorithmic stuff I’ve been writing in Ruby, but for tonight I just had a blast jamming!
House by npjcomplete
In Progress
Tuesday, February 24th, 2009I made this track a while ago and want to do something with it. I’d love to hear some ideas.
Iggityizzold Skiggityizzool
Monday, February 23rd, 2009Some demos from way back when, “Another Day Down” and “My Friends” by PJ Brindisi. Old Skool.
DANCE X (draft 7-1)
Monday, February 23rd, 2009Work in progress by Adam Rokhsar.
The News
Monday, February 23rd, 2009Acoustic guitars, vocals, and arrangement by Adam Rokhsar.
Samples from Go Kat Go!, The Recovery, Z.F., and others.
live video processing: demo 2
Sunday, February 22nd, 2009video by Adam Rokhsar
song is “You Crush Me” by Nathan Vice / Let’s Sexercise! [bitcrusher mix by Adam Rokhsar]
live video processing: demo 1
Sunday, February 22nd, 2009video by Adam Rokhsar
“Espanish Ballad of The Phantom Tigress” by Let’s Sexercise! [manglemix by Adam Rokhsar]
This excerpt is the first of several demos of live video processing techniques. The processing can be applied to live camera input in realtime or to movie files (in this case, just the input from the MacBook camera). Some of these effects are being controlled manually; others are being directly controlled by information retrieved from the audio signal — here the amplitude of the audio is multiplied by its spectral centroid to control how much the video appears to come out at the viewer on the z-axis.
For Sarah
Sunday, February 22nd, 2009
Music and video processing by Adam Rokhsar.
Video by Richard Rokhsar.
Viola by Amy Cimini.