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Tiny 8/16 Step Sequencer, Values are stored digitally with 8Bit Digital accuracy. To program you choose the desired Step with the Step Pot, then adjust the CV Value with the CV Pot. Values are stored permanently in an internal EEprom
The 10 LED Display shows the Step played, the Mode and the Step which is currently edited.
Mode determines wether the Sequencer moves
• forward
• forward and backwards (thus playing the outer Steps twice)
• cycles (plays the outer Steps once)
• randomly
• acts as a Turing Machine Random Sequencer
The GREEN Sequencer can be synced by a Standard +5V Gate, internally to a RED LFO or completely tied to an external GREEN Controler.
CV Output is from 0…5V
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Detail inside "Sequence," a 1996 work in weathered steel by Richard Serra. This work is adjacent to the north lawn of the Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University.
I updated the composition after initially posting it and deleted my well-thought out comments, bummer!
This is a composition that is inspired by Fibonacci's sequence. It is an example of the facinating relationship between mathematics and art. Fibonacci's sequence is a mathematical formula that adds the sum of the previous 2 numbers to get the next. For example, starting with 1+1=2, then 2 (which is the sum) and the previous 1. So then the next in the sequence is 1 + 2=3, 2+3=5, 3+5=8, and so on. As the results are graphed, an ever widening spiral is created, like the seahorse's tail. This relationship can be seen in nature very often. It is portrayed in the seeds of a pinecone, sunflower, a conch shell etc. so fascinating!!!
Gimp, on the other hand, was a real challenge for me. I'm a little familiar with Photoshop, but had a difficult time maneuvering around in Gimp. I guess it will become easier with use. (Finger's crossed)
The composition is an attempt to combine text and image while utilizing Edward Tufte's design elements: comparison, causality, multivariate analysis, integration of evidence, documentation and most of all content. I believe I could argue for each of those elements.
The photo is one I took, of a seahorse tail actually laid on top of a giant starfish. I added stylized and somewhat abstract looking fibonacci formulas in math terms. Additionally I added linear elements to suggest a graphical look and also bars of a musical staff.
I look forward to working more with Gimp and getting better at it!
Asteroid Sequence #2
Artist: Aaron Karp
Artwork Street Address: 2032 Columbia Dr SE
Location: Sunport Swimming Pool
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This sequence of images details the changes of the looping prominence (19th July 2012) over the course of 1h 11min. I have orientated the images with north upwards.
My first attempts at creating a sequence like this. Billy (the son) demonstrating his skills on the box. Easter weekend at Lutsen Mountain, Minnesota.
Video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldXQvx3hCUo
The Shroomtronic is a small hand held noise-making sequencer that allows you to create a bank of 4 sounds, that can then be tapped out in real time or put into a sound loop.
I am not quite sure if its completely finished or not. This is the first time I have ever done anything like this. I wish there was no blur but eh, its okay I suppose. =)