Archive Motion Music tech
Luz: Live Motion Graphics, Controlled by Anything, Free on Linux and Now with DMX
Luz is a promising, surprisingly-powerful tool with a clean UI that lets you connect a huge range of inputs and generate visuals. It’s fully free and open source on Linux – possibly reason to try a Linux dual-boot for experimentation, even if you’re not a regular user. And now, a new release adds DMX support. […]
Read moreRhonda, 3D Drawing Tool, Releases Demo Video and Open to Testers
Our mind-body connection is fundamentally wired for three dimensions, something we express every time we move through space. (Okay, granted, my brain may have unwired itself sitting perpetually at this computer – dance floor, beware. But it is our natural state.) The problem is, computer interfaces have been trapped in Flatland for decades. One compelling […]
Peter Kirn - August 3, 2009
Archive Motion Music tech
eMotion – Quartz powered particle based madness.
vade - August 1, 2007
Archive Motion Music tech
Use Graphics Tablets for Music: New and Updated Software, Free Tablet Theremin
Peter Kirn - June 15, 2006
Music tech
More Links: Control MIDI with Graphics Tablet
Peter Kirn - January 11, 2005
Music tech
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