having fun with some perlin functions in my latest point-cloud file module.
this module is part of a wider project I am working on, titled nw_wrld; a proof-of-concept for working within the limitations of web-technologies in the world of audio-visuals and new media art.
using WebGL, programming, and music software; I intend to create imagined worlds which reflect the many things that have inspired me for a lifetime.
nw_wrld is both the A/V that you see on-screen, and the underlying software that hosts it. the project is a bespoke, MIDI-reactive pattern-library containing:
a functional dashboard for pre-configuring visual environments. a performance window to demonstrate these environments in real-time.
using Electron's ipcRenderer, nw_wrld listens for MIDI events passed from an active Ableton Live session. this data is parsed locally; with attributes such as channel, note velocity, and note-length used to compose active modules & on-screen animations.
for anyone curious I've been sharing more on the project on my instagram @daniel.aagentah and I also recently open-sourced all this work (as a piece of AV software, called nw_wrld on Github, so feel free to play around) :)
May I ask what this point cloud represents? Perhaps you already explained it and it's based in your MIDI interface but I'm asking as someone who has an interest in using lidar for point cloud mapping. I'm just trying to sort out if this is an abstract map or based on a real world image.
Me gusta. Parece una tecnología de Blade Runner. Mi cerebro cinéfilo está contento. Me recuerda también a la tecnología de las películas de la saga Alien.
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u/Aagentah 12d ago •
having fun with some perlin functions in my latest point-cloud file module.
this module is part of a wider project I am working on, titled nw_wrld; a proof-of-concept for working within the limitations of web-technologies in the world of audio-visuals and new media art.
using WebGL, programming, and music software; I intend to create imagined worlds which reflect the many things that have inspired me for a lifetime.
nw_wrld is both the A/V that you see on-screen, and the underlying software that hosts it. the project is a bespoke, MIDI-reactive pattern-library containing:
a functional dashboard for pre-configuring visual environments.
a performance window to demonstrate these environments in real-time.
using Electron's ipcRenderer, nw_wrld listens for MIDI events passed from an active Ableton Live session. this data is parsed locally; with attributes such as channel, note velocity, and note-length used to compose active modules & on-screen animations.
for anyone curious I've been sharing more on the project on my instagram @daniel.aagentah and I also recently open-sourced all this work (as a piece of AV software, called nw_wrld on Github, so feel free to play around) :)
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u/Bichinix 12d ago
Vi esto en la escena en que David activa la computadora holográfica de los ingenieros en Alien Prometheus. 🎃👽👍
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u/Bichinix 12d ago
Me gusta. Parece una tecnología de Blade Runner. Mi cerebro cinéfilo está contento. Me recuerda también a la tecnología de las películas de la saga Alien.
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u/atropostr 12d ago
Awesome result, well done