M A L F U N C / Richard Winters / Shockwave Experiments

• LAST UPDATE 05/05/05 : TOTAL 04
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   RANDOM REMIX TOY "BEAT BREAKER"
   >> LAUNCH <<
   Uses patterns and semi-random rules to sequence fragments of
   Audio. In this version I've used parts of a Squarepusher track.

   DATABENT STRUCTURE 02

   Use mouse and arrow keys to explore this 3D structure. You may
   need   to   click   on   the window to give the movie   focus   first.
   This object was created using the 'search and replace' function of
   a hex   editor to intentionally cause structural 'damage' to   the    model's data. The sound in this piece is made by playing the mesh
   as a sound file, affecting the results and then feeding 100 small
   chunks of these sounds into Director. The code then chooses a
   sound to play based on your location in the 3D space and some
   semi-random rules to control pitch and looping.
   Click left-mouse inside the model to kick up a 3D dust storm!

   3D SEQUENCER TEST B1

   8 blocks emitting 8 different sound loops in a 3D space. Your
   distance to each block affects the volume. You must first click on
   the movie to give it focus. Then you can use the arrow keys and
   mouse to explore the sounds   in   realtime. You can move the
   'magnetic boxes' around by holding down the left mouse over a box
   and then dragging it to another box - when you release left mouse
   the box will be repositioned. Note : You can't see the box while you
   are dragging it - that is why this is only a beta test. You will be able
   to see where you are putting the box once you have dragged it
   over another for it to 'snap' to.
   I'm sure you'll figure it out. :-)

   DATABENT STRUCTURE 01

   Use mouse and arrow keys to explore this 3D structure. You may
   need   to   click   on   the window to give the movie   focus   first.
   This object was created using the 'search and replace' function of
   a hex   editor to intentionally cause structural 'damage' to   the    model's data.


	• BACK TO MAIN MENU Welcome to the Shockwave Experiments page. Here you'll find some of my experimental code-driven interactive works. You will need the Shockwave plugin to play with these pieces, avaliable HERE. Special notes and controls are listed below the items. All projects will launch in a pop up window. Have fun, and do send any feedback or problems to me RW. Don't forget to click inside the movies when they load, this enables the arrow-key navigation to work.
	• LAST UPDATE 05/05/05 : TOTAL 04 CLICK THUMBNAILS TO LAUNCH RANDOM REMIX TOY "BEAT BREAKER" >> LAUNCH << Uses patterns and semi-random rules to sequence fragments of Audio. In this version I've used parts of a Squarepusher track. DATABENT STRUCTURE 02 Use mouse and arrow keys to explore this 3D structure. You may need to click on the window to give the movie focus first. This object was created using the 'search and replace' function of a hex editor to intentionally cause structural 'damage' to the model's data. The sound in this piece is made by playing the mesh as a sound file, affecting the results and then feeding 100 small chunks of these sounds into Director. The code then chooses a sound to play based on your location in the 3D space and some semi-random rules to control pitch and looping. Click left-mouse inside the model to kick up a 3D dust storm! 3D SEQUENCER TEST B1 8 blocks emitting 8 different sound loops in a 3D space. Your distance to each block affects the volume. You must first click on the movie to give it focus. Then you can use the arrow keys and mouse to explore the sounds in realtime. You can move the 'magnetic boxes' around by holding down the left mouse over a box and then dragging it to another box - when you release left mouse the box will be repositioned. Note : You can't see the box while you are dragging it - that is why this is only a beta test. You will be able to see where you are putting the box once you have dragged it over another for it to 'snap' to. I'm sure you'll figure it out. :-) DATABENT STRUCTURE 01 Use mouse and arrow keys to explore this 3D structure. You may need to click on the window to give the movie focus first. This object was created using the 'search and replace' function of a hex editor to intentionally cause structural 'damage' to the model's data.
	© Richard Winters 2004