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Atari, at 50, leaves a legacy of electronic imagination in visuals and sound
It’s official: video games, or certainly their leading icon Atari, have crossed the half-century landmark. But maybe that’s why the aesthetics of some of Atari’s earliest greats now sound newly fresh – not only retro, but as something elemental no deep in music, art, and culture.
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Vector dreams, in a new book on sound-modulated light
Like alien artifacts dug up in sci-fi, once-forgotten technologies are resurfacing as newly futuristic. And so behold vector synthesis – that moment when signal for light and sound intertwines.
Make a New Sound: Scanned Synthesis on Wablet for iPad Features Utterly Mad Meshes
It’s a good sign when you need to invent a new verb to describe using a music tool. And so, get ready for some wabbling. Feel like there aren’t any new synthesis techniques? Scanned synthesis is a reasonable example. Fundamentally, it involves wavetable synthesis – producing new sounds by playing back recorded wavetable content – […]
Who Needs MTV? Great Tiger Go 3D, Stylishly Vector, in Music Video
Peter Kirn - August 25, 2011
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Teaser: Spare, Striking Vector Visuals by Mandelbrut; Got Questions?
Peter Kirn - May 13, 2011
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