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Max at 20:26, 25 May 2013

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	== Project Overview ==		== Project Overview ==
			I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level.

	~~I am building~~ an ~~installation environment using sound and~~ video~~. The project is composed with Pure Data~~ and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level.		Here is an example of what the microscopic video of sawdust and pondwater looks like:

	~~Here is an example of what the microscopic video of sawdust and pondwater looks like;~~
	<videoflash type=vimeo>55232052\|420\|280</videoflash>		<videoflash type=vimeo>55232052\|420\|280</videoflash>

	== Installation Outline & Sketches ==		== Installation Outline & Sketches ==

	During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement. I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This will be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.		During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement. I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This will be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.

	[[File:~~Subwoofer_microscopy~~.jpg\|450px]]		[[File:Subwoofer microscopy.jpg\|450px]]

	~~== Final Documentation ==~~

			==Final Documentation ==
	After presenting my project in it's later stages to the class I decided to make some adjustments. The idea of the petri dish tracking blobs is an interesting controller mechanism but conceptually it had little meaning. I didn't want to limit myself by the constraints of budget so I have gone ahead and created plans for building and installing this installation.		After presenting my project in it's later stages to the class I decided to make some adjustments. The idea of the petri dish tracking blobs is an interesting controller mechanism but conceptually it had little meaning. I didn't want to limit myself by the constraints of budget so I have gone ahead and created plans for building and installing this installation.

	~~[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]~~

	== Documentation: Final Project ==		== Documentation: Final Project ==
			I combined my final project in this ''Dataflow I'' class with my work in ''DIY-Microscopy''. You can visit my [[GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Brian\|DIY-Microscopy wiki page]] for more information on my final project.
	I combined my final project in this ''Dataflow I'' class with my work in ''DIY-Microscopy''. You can visit my [[GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Brian \|DIY-Microscopy wiki page]] for more information on my final project.

Bixby: /* Documentation: Final Project */

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Documentation: Final Project

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	== Documentation: Final Project ==		== Documentation: Final Project ==

	I combined my final project in this ''Dataflow I'' class with my work in ''DIY-Microscopy''. You can visit my [[GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Brian]] for more information on my final project.		I combined my final project in this ''Dataflow I'' class with my work in ''DIY-Microscopy''. You can visit my [[GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Brian \|DIY-Microscopy wiki page]] for more information on my final project.

Bixby at 15:18, 7 April 2013

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			== Documentation: Final Project ==

			I combined my final project in this ''Dataflow I'' class with my work in ''DIY-Microscopy''. You can visit my [[GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Brian]] for more information on my final project.

Bixby at 14:54, 7 April 2013

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	During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement. I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This will be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.		During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement. I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This will be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.

			[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]

			== Final Documentation ==

			After presenting my project in it's later stages to the class I decided to make some adjustments. The idea of the petri dish tracking blobs is an interesting controller mechanism but conceptually it had little meaning. I didn't want to limit myself by the constraints of budget so I have gone ahead and created plans for building and installing this installation.

	[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]		[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]

Bixby: /* Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches */

2013-01-23T09:20:00Z

Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches

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	== ~~Dataflow I~~ & ~~DIY-Microscopy / Installation~~ Sketches ==		== Installation Outline & Sketches ==

	During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement. I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This will be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.		During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement. I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This will be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.

	[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]		[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]

Bixby: /* Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Project Overview */

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Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Project Overview

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	== ~~Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy /~~ Project Overview ==		== Project Overview ==

	I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level.		I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level.

Bixby: /* Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches */

2013-01-23T09:19:10Z

Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches

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	== Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches ==		== Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches ==

	During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement ~~- this gave me an idea for my project~~.		During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement. I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This will be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.

	I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This ~~can~~ be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.

	[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]		[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]

Bixby at 09:17, 23 January 2013

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			== Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Project Overview ==

	I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level.		I am building an installation environment using sound and video. The project is composed with Pure Data and a live feed from a microscope. I create a sound in PD that vibrates my petri dish/microscope and this moving image creates additional sound. This becomes a circular loops of sound generation which cuts off at a certain decibel level.

			Here is an example of what the microscopic video of sawdust and pondwater looks like;
			<videoflash type=vimeo>55232052\|420\|280</videoflash>

			== Dataflow I & DIY-Microscopy / Installation Sketches ==

			During some experimentation in the studio I observed that the microscope is very sensitive to movement - this gave me an idea for my project.

			I would like to install my microscope onto a sub-woofer with a petri dish on it. The petri dish will have a mixture of pond water and sawdust. The vibrations in the petri dish will create an analog reactive visual feedback to a sound source that is played. This can be presented as a stand-alone video and sound installation.

			[[File:Subwoofer_microscopy.jpg\|450px]]

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