PhD Stuff
The physical interface for the instrument, including the bluetooth
module (the wee box on the top right of it).
Screenshots of 'mini-instruments' designed to investigate audio-visual
mappings, all controlled with either the mouse or a MIDI fader box (via
MouseToOSC). I'm afraid still shots don't
really do them justice, since they're all about motion.
The current prototype physical interface, built by Tom. The small circular
things marked L1, L2, R1 and R2 are force sensors. It also has
potentiometers to sense how far the two ends are pulled apart, and rotated,
as well as a 3-axis accelerometer, so we can get 3d positional
information:
The current audiovisual mapping methodology.
My Ambisonic 8-speaker cube (stands built by the mechanical workshop,
designed by me and Tom O'Hara, our lab technician):
The amplifier Tom built me to power the speakers:
Mockup (old) of the hardware interface.
Front(above), side, front(extended):
Mockup (v. old) of a possible visual for the instrument:
