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Let me run you through this
Percolating me in for sometime.. had been this thing.. that now has me thinking "Why yes, clearly I must create a modular digital sequencer."
Never mind WTF that is... lets not get distracted!!!
So I got to thinking that maybe the best place to start screwing around designing such a thing.. or iterating, or whatever... was probably Max.
Of course the problem is that I don't really know Max!!!
Well I've gone through some of the tutorials before.. and read through who knows what.. so it wasn't like a totally foreign language.. but.. it would take some time to bring it all back to my brain...
Long story short, what we see here is my first attempt to built anything on my own in Max.. and so let me run you through what we are looking at.
First.. you will note 4 dial knob-e things... under which there are 3 long rectangles?
These are all input's for the sequencer.. I decided I should probably start with the interface and sorta go from there....
The for dial-e knob-e things are "macro controls," the idea being that they will control any number of parameters... with just that one know... and you have 4 of them...
The rectangles? I'm sort not sure of these... The first one is note, second is octave and the 3rd is velocity which.. is how hard you hit a note....
Basically what this is a possible design for "a step" in the sequencer... So this step might equal a quarter note, lets say... and so all of these parameters might be controlled for that one quarter note.. through this controller.
The trick here is really User Experience design.. and its to figure out.. how the interface should work.
My feeling is that this sequencer should have 32 steps.. so that I can have a 2 bar loop at 16th note resolution... so there would actually be this thing.. repeated 32 times...
Err, I need to write a blog post on this!
Dealing with our desire to consume material items and they way they sometimes consume us. Inspired by Duane Michals - The Dream of Flowers
These are from the series Poetry on the Coast.
I shot these in 2003 at 2 locations Bob Straub State Park and in Lincoln City, Oregon.
I have not publicly shown them before.
They were all shot with my Rolleiflex and T-Max 400 film. I did do some corrective work in Photoshop to give them a less contrasty look. I hope you enjoy!
22-06-2012 Ardclough's Martin Fitzgerald tries to break through the tackles of Celbridge's Neill ó Muineacháin & Leo Quinn during the Senior Hurling League Final at Clane GAA. Adrian Melia Photo, Andy McDonnell Photography
Psytrance and techno gathering in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 12/13/14.
Photos by Kyle Rober / Fractaltirbe
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Top view of the sequencer. The board on the left is the relay board. The board on the right is the microcontroller board containing the Atmel ATtiny 85V.
Muur rond het Marine Etablissement, Kattenburgerstraat, Amsterdam.
Wall around the Naval Barracks, Kattenburgerstraat, Amsterdam
This Siamese Fireback, Lophura diardi, was photographed in Thailand, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
Psytrance and techno gathering in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA on 12/13/14.
Photos by Kyle Rober / Fractaltirbe
KyleRober7@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/thefractaltribenetwork
www.facebook.com/events/579338935505503
Atmosphere by John t Howell
VJ by Eduardo Danger Danger
Sound by
James and i were at this spot for maybe a grand total of 30 minutes and he landed it a few times. The bike lockers a little tricky to ride on because the top of them like to bow in when there is weight on them.