Posts Tagged ‘Tech

A few days ago I saw a sewing machine pedal in a charity shop, and wondered if I could turn it into a guitar effects pedal. Through a bit of re-wiring and few lines of Processing, it turns out you can. The hardest bit was getting the pedal apart! The pedal is basically a spring [...]

So, I’ve been pretty busy lately – back to work, which is great – getting stuck back into interesting Flash development for an awesome client, with some really good people. But that doesn’t mean I’m falling behind on my other on-going projects. I’ve still got 2 games almost finalised, and my interactive arts project with [...]

This week I saw Flight 404′s “Swarm Behavior” on vimeo – Swarm behavior from flight404 on Vimeo. Yet another awesome video from Robert, using his Cinder framework. Cool! In the description, he mentions the particle’s behavioral rules – 1) If I am far away from my neighbors, move towards them. 2) If I am too [...]

I’m still searching for a nice new Actionscript Developer post, which means I’ve currently got more time for developing some of the personal projects I’ve been planning whilst away. One idea I’ve been keen on for a long time is Generative Systems – for art and music. Generative Art Generative art refers to art that [...]

Right, this has been something I’ve had in development for a while – and I’ve finally decided to put out a video demo. More info, videos, audio and hopefully source coming soon. Flash Midi Server + Webcam image to audio app An early test of my Flash Midi Server – used to send Midi notes [...]


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  • Lawrie: Hi Dinaz, I'm not sure what's happening on your system I'm afraid. When you run the FlashMidiServer [...]
  • Dinaz Kardooni: Hi, I am having trouble with the Flash Midi Server. I downloaded it and it says it is connected, but [...]
  • It’s Movember again! - The Lawrie Cape Blog: [...] was a great project to work on and I wrote a blog post about it here. We had a nice surprise t [...]
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  • Anonymous: Yeah, had to do this first: var mc:MovieClip = MovieClip(this.parent); trace(map(mc.mouseY, 0, s [...]

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