Re: [microsound] Gamma Reader

[Gianluca Foglino <gianluca_foglino@xxxxxx>]

sound visualization and all the different patterns (technical and
interpretative) in which is divided, forms on one side a sensorial expansion
of the acoustic part and from another side an audience entertainment more
often required as added value.The amplification process of a track with
visual interpretation  can avoid to be just a visual background created for
the occasion, but characterize itself with a more deep and flexible analysis
related to the audience feedback.Gamma Reader
<http://www.ds-x.org/_produkts/produkts/GR-v.1.sit> is a mac sofware that
use the famous homonymous Kim Cascone track to re-interpret it by a free
downloading software, working on double process (interactive or not).The
code creates a parametric structure in wich who is working with can create
an image controlling a visual loop in its rotation on multiple layers.The
layers division of the choosen image and the richness of graphic interrface
used create a process with the sound style elaboration, arriving in a not
agreed upon association  of audiovisual output.

cheers
gl
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kim Cascone" <kim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: "microsound_list" <microsound@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 5:33 PM
Subject: [microsound] Gamma Reader


> check out a review (in Italian) of MacOS software art using a piece of
mine
> http://www.neural.it/nnews/gammareader.htm
> anyone up to translating this review into English for the list?
>
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