For more info on the project: http://vvvv.org/forum-alpha/something-like-syphon-on-windows-(currently-called-wyphon)?full=1

And you can Check out Wyphon Github: https://github.com/mrft/Wyphon/tree/master/Wyphon

ETHNO TEKH | live at Enig’matik Vibrations (Melb,Aus) 2012 from Ethno Tekh on Vimeo.

MOVEMENT
facebook - Movement
AV NIGHT LAUNCH  - THURSDAY  9 AUG 2012

THE ORDER OF MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE
& MONTHLY

Live Electronic Music and Visual Scene in Melbourne are gaining some extra movement with upcoming  fresh new monthly AV event called – ‘MOVEMENT’ at THE ORDER OF MELBOURNE’.
MOVENT focuses on freshest electronic music beats made in Australia on top of live Aussie visuals served. 100% Live. 100% Beats! 100%.  Everything else!

With Audio Visual Live aspect in Full Swing, it goes without saying that there we are bound to discover some interesting performances and audio visual balances and directions from events that follow. With regular monthly schedule to keep things fresh, this events adds another layer on the caKe in live performance audio visual scene.  Full support to the event growth towards the future!

MOVEMENT Launch Party is on Thursday 9th AUGUST - 2012
THE ORDER OF MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE
& MONTHLY
7pm till 12pm.

Facebook: Movement Melbourne

Splash Alpha

Splash Alpha is out for Testers. More Info: http://www.splash.xy01.net/alpha-testing/.

About Splash from Brad Hammond

With Splash the design aim is to create a visual synthesizer, that is at its core, intuitive, exploratory, real time and most of all fun.

This is a program that anyone should be able to pick up, scribble a few lines, twist some dials, mash a few buttons and have something aesthetically interesting come out the other end. The same way that I have fun when playing with my friends music synths, I have no idea how to use them properly but damn do I have fun sitting there mashing the keys, twisting bits, making alien sounds. I want to bring that kind of fun to Splash, along with the deeper ability to fine tune and tweak to create crafted visual compositions.

I would also like to heavily focus on the real time aspect of Splash and what it means. All the visuals are real time rendered, and interactive, but beyond that I want to emphasize real time art as an exhibition of process as much as the final product. The act of creation is an amazing instant and in my opinion needs to be explored more heavily in contemporary digital art.

To this end, and probably not to the liking of everybody I will be experimenting with some strong design choices that will place restrictions on the artist being able to rely too heavily on pre-saved scenes. Hopefully this will encourage, more live improvisation and experimentation, and drive people to stumble across ‘happy accidents’.
In this way, Splash will be somewhat based on similar design principles to one of my favorite sketching programs, Alchemy.
It may take some getting used to but I hope in the long run it proves to be more exciting for people than a hindrance, but this is what we are experimenting to find out.

Additional Splash Documentation.

There is a new electronic arts community meet-up, and its going to run weekly! Media Lab Melbourne is proud to host the Melbourne Patching Circle. This is a regular meeting for musicians, artists, and those who are ‘just plain curious’ to have a place to share/teach/learn about current projects of varying sources.

People from all backgrounds and levels of experience are welcome.

Everyone is encouraged to bring whatever current media projects you may be working on, or just simply show up and see what the Melbourne community is getting up to. Video editors, Musicians, Graphic designers, circuit builders, general hackers, or just people that are curious are all equally encouraged.

There will be an emphasis on Open Source tools for artists and musicians, and creative programming environments such as Pure Data, Max/MSP, Processing, OpenFrameworks, VVVV, and so on. Electronic hardware, sensors and micro-controllers will also feature.

This is an open community and there are really no restrictions on what content you bring as long as it is some kind of electronic art.

It will be a good idea to bring your laptop, and invite your friends along. Patching Circle meet-ups are going to be weekly, sign up to either the Media Lab Melbourne email for event info, or join the Melbourne Patching Circle Community list at patchmelbourne@googlegroups.com.

Event details:
Thursdays
7pm – 11pm

Here’s the facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/374040299285069/

MEDIA LAB MELBOURNE
136A Cromwell Street,
Collingwood
Melbourne
Victoria.

AR+ : Simplicity: Alpha VJ software

From Brad Hammond / xy01 comes an alpha release of AR+ software  (Simplicity version).  The focus of Splash is simplicity, improvisation and play. With these things in mind entire AR+ system is build around user input and interaction, with the user drawing, placing, and interacting with the objects in real time.

It works on a familiar layer and brush setup, with each layer having it’s own layer style.
A layer style consists of look, behavior and timing components which work together to provide a unique and experimental visual experience.

Stay tuned for more updates @ xy01.net. Alpha version can be downloaded from: http://xy01.net/Temp/

Events: MELBOURNE PATCHING CIRCLE

There is a new electronic arts community meet-up, and you’re invited to the first one ever! Media Lab Melbourne is proud to host the Melbourne Patching Circle.

This is a regular meeting for musicians, artists, and those who are ‘just plain curious’ to have a place to share/teach/learn about current projects of varying sources.

People from all backgrounds and levels of experience are welcome.

Everyone is encouraged to bring whatever current media projects you may be working on, or just simply show up and see what the Melbourne community is getting up to.

Video editors, Musicians, Graphic designers, circuit builders, general hackers, or just people that are curious are all equally encouraged.

There will be an emphasis on Open Source tools for artists and musicians, and creative programming environments such as Pure Data, Max/MSP, Processing, OpenFrameworks, VVVV, and so on. Electronic hardware, sensors and micro-controllers will also feature.

This is an open community and there are really no restrictions on what content you bring as long as it is some kind of electronic art.

It will be a good idea to bring your laptop, and invite your friends along. Patching Circle meet-ups are going to be weekly, sign up to either the Media Lab Melbourne email for event info, or join the Melbourne Patching Circle Community list at patchmelbourne@googlegroups.com.

Here’s the facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/374040299285069/
Event details:
Thursdays
7pm – 11pm

LPM 2012
VJ Union Australia are proud International Partner with Live Performers Meeting which will happen in Rome  from may 31st till 3rd of June 2012.
We will present a talk along with skype video chat which will stream to participants on the subject.
More Info Below:
http://2012.liveperformersmeeting.net/artists/vjinxile/performances/a-union-for-vjs-open-discussion-and-interactive-showcase/
http://2012.liveperformersmeeting.net/

Exploring inner spaces and far cosmos, a journey of the Wonderer Awake.
Audio-visual experiment initially created for Android Jones’ exhibition “Seeing is Believing”, first performed in SHANTI club in Moscow.
Coming soon – a full video observing this event, including FADROID performance and ANDROID’s workshop.
MUSIC:
“Lion Heart” by
The Human Experience
from the album “The Art of The Way”
HumanExperienceCreations.com
ARTWORK:
Android Jones
androidjones.com
VISUAL ART:
FX & animation by
LucidJuice
CREDITS:
ANDROID
The Human Experience
NIKO & Rainbow Family
SHANTI club
Keerych Luminokaya
Shanya Shu, Dan Iv
LINKS:
HumanExperienceCreations.com
androidjones.com
luminokaya.com
tangrafest.com

Most of all, Share Sydney is an opportunity for those working creatively with digital tools to collaborate in an informal and welcoming environment. To explore new ideas, meet new people and exchange knowledge openly. Join our Facebook group to keep up to date with events as they’re announced… http://facebook.com/groups/sharesydney
Which VJs are involved?
Open to all participants and visitors. Event posted on the SHare Sydney site by kodamapixel [http://kodamapixel.com]. Will be attended by myself (subpixel), Mysta Squiggle, BitSmasher and others.

Event Website
http://sharesydney.org/

Facebook Event
http://www.facebook.com/events/179176155516744/

Starting Date:
03/14/2012

Tickets Costs
nil

Venue / Event Address
33 Wellington Street
Chippendale, NSW 2008
Australia
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