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Multi user pad

Posted in Filth,Web by sq2 on the July 15th, 2010

Thought i may as well get this one documented… Mr doob made the original harmony which got ripped off by heaps of people making iPhone apps etc out of the exact idea, herein one of the problems with open source (view source?) javascript.

http://mrdoob.com/projects/multiuserpad

and for you dev’s out there, some words about it’s creation: http://mrdoob.com/blog/post/701

autiotool v new

Posted in Aural,Visual,Web by sq2 on the March 25th, 2010

The guys at hobnox hare released the new version of their audiotool

Santiago Ortiz’s moebio.com ++ visual complexity

Posted in Filth,Flash,Science,Visual,Web by sq2 on the March 17th, 2010

Simpa’s new experiments gallery

Posted in Aural,Flash,Visual,Web by sq2 on the February 18th, 2010

bunch of cool flash experiments

http://www.simppa.fi/blog/gallery/

demosceners once again proving their worth in this web world… whilst you’re there, check out his original cosmos, one of those sites that features ambiguous navigation, cheerfully driving some to tears. of course, i don’t cry…

Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos augmented-reality maps

Posted in Filth,Visual,Web by sq2 on the February 16th, 2010

andre michelles awesome flash granular synthesis

Posted in Aural,Filth,Visual,Web by sq2 on the September 25th, 2009

caught this a few days ago at fotb. andre michelle has already done heaps of cool online stuff, including the hobnox audio tool. this stuff isn’t new, but happening in flash within a web browser… wow…

granular

… you’ve gotta page through to about page 20, looking for title ‘Granular Synthesis’… click right arrow at the bottom… then click the start button.

then you want to load in a wav file – ‘import wav’ … if you’ve got no ideas, try the amen break

next panel down, set the bars to 4 if you’re using the above amen break, bpm to whatever. handy to set resolution to 1/16ths, and snapping on, and start drawing lined and beziers etc… hit play. select a line and press delete to move.

voila. legend. lots of other cool stuff in the kling klang demo, and of course, his blog/labs… cheers to joa ebert too.

Lost Generation

Posted in Filth,Science,Web by sq2 on the March 1st, 2009

Omega Code

Posted in Aural,Filth,Visual,Web by sq2 on the January 19th, 2009

nice flash realtime visuals by ye old mr doob.

http://omegacode.net/

Funky Vector

Posted in Aural,Science,Visual,Web by sq2 on the December 6th, 2008

funkyvector.com

Pauli exclusion

Random flash musings by yours truly…

Auditorium

Posted in Aural,Filth,Gaming,Visual,Web by vectr on the December 5th, 2008

Tricky little flash sound/particle game: playauditorium.com

Total immersion

Posted in Filth,Visual,Web by sq2 on the November 14th, 2008

Ok, no idea what’s happening here, but this is cool.

Warning: Don’t compute pi

Posted in Aural,Film,Filth,Gaming,Hardware,Humour,NSFW,Performance,Rant,Science,Textual,Visual,Web by vectr on the October 9th, 2008

Flashforward Conference Finalists

Posted in Filth,Web by sq2 on the August 29th, 2008

Bunch of cool web stuff from the recent flash conference…

www.flashforwardconference.com/finalists

games, sites, music. check hobnox.

Artificial life system

Posted in Filth,Science,Visual,Web by sq2 on the June 19th, 2008

What does Marsellus Wallace look like

Posted in Aural,Filth,Textual,Visual,Web by sq2 on the June 10th, 2008

Terminators going for it

Posted in Filth,NSFW,Visual,Web by sq2 on the May 28th, 2008

Nawlz

Posted in Aural,Filth,Textual,Visual,Web by sq2 on the May 28th, 2008

www.nawlz.com

New Media comic.

nawlz.jpg

Kick ass music search engine

Posted in Aural,Web by sq2 on the May 20th, 2008

www.worryaboutyou.com

Go figure, or don’t, and just enjoy…

London tube – geographical and travel times

Posted in Filth,Science,Visual,Web by sq2 on the April 18th, 2008

Tube map by Tom Carden

tubemap by tom carden

Geographical map of the tube, and click any station to get radial details of travel times.

The grid

Posted in Filth,Science,Web by sq2 on the April 7th, 2008

Perhaps more CERN tech providing advantages for everyone, eventually.

At speeds about 10,000 times faster than a typical broadband connection…

“It will lead to what’s known as cloud computing, where people keep all their information online and access it from anywhere,� he said.

timesonline.co.uk

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