Showing posts with label simmetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label simmetry. Show all posts
Thursday, 31 May 2007
Studio power gloving!
This is a short footage of my band Simmetry jamming on a space-rock theme, letting me improvise with the power glove!
It's our first attempt in composing something around the new instrument; not so simple to handle, difficult to keep in tune and complex to use due to the slight delay.
Maybe some further effect will give him an additional gear. Cool and scenographic, anyway!
Monday, 19 March 2007
MIDI Power glove, toward live performance
Introduced distortion and location-controlled bandpass filters. It's really more alienish now. There's a little jitter I can't explain - gotta remove it.
My excuses for the overall quality of the video, but SBlive's converters are really poor: I used to route the signal into the M-delta, but this time I had to capture on the shitty one.
Last week I tried the glove in studio with my band, and the results are promising. I do think it needs only two more refinements: a better bounds detection routine and some kind of instant silencer gesture. :)
Saturday, 24 February 2007
Sometimes... they come back!
We meet again, powerglove!!
I turned it microtonal, lowered MIDI latency through a better sound card, introduced modulation and exponential volume control. It's starting to kick some serious ass!!
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