Processing Camera Classes
Inspired by the feedback from my latest vimeo video I've finally got my simple 'Chase' and 'Sphere' camera classes tidied up and available. Probably not the greatest programming feat of the decade but may help some of you starting out with Processing.
You can see a simplified applet and get the source code here.
If you have any feedback or suggestions to how to improve them please get in touch.
reSonate Live Show at the Masonic Hall, Frome
Resonate is taking over the Masonic Hall in Frome on Wednesday 9th of July as part of the 2008 Frome Festival. This promises to be the biggest and best Resonate so far this year.
My second ever performance of my wonky downtempo live show with added spicy visuals... If you are in the area it would be great to see you there.
Audio Reactive 3
Finally got another Audio Reactive experiment up, New cameras, new scenes including a perlin noise based Ribbon thingy. More bounce to the ounce as someone one said through a vocoder.
Realworld Records New Website Live
Finally managed to get the replacement Realworld Records website online last friday. It was the website that along with WOMAD's website that was based on a very old version of Lasso that we decided to finally put out to pasture so this new version is based on a LAMP backend.
I had the majority of the site built and working locally before the server theft but with no design or UI in place. The design came together very quickly and was designed from the ground up to be easily improved upon.
This is a temporary site and as such there are some rough edges but I think for only a few days work on the UI and design it holds up pretty well with a simple and clean design, free from Web 2.0 clichés, a full search, clean URLs and sound samples for every track in the Realworld catalogue so in many ways is a vast improvement on the original site.
None of this would have been possible however without the hard work of the Records staff who have spent some of the last year on data entry of the catalogue information into the new discography system, so many thanks to Jon!