No Copy Paste
live coding practice is an emerging field in contemporary digital performance culture. we have made several performances in~ and outside of the field with the no copy paste collective.
several performances can be observed at the no copy paste website.
particle dance with gem & sensors
Creating a particle system, route and store their individual x position via dynamic patching. This data is then used to check collision with a line. Particle dance direction can be set by accelerometer (if you run an apple laptop).
Built with Pd-extended 0.42 download source: Particledance.zip
swarming nodes
This example demonstrates a mouse-following behaviour within the GEM window. The nodes create different sounds, according to their positions.
Important feature of their behaviour is that they know each other`s position by storing and
reading them using an array. They try to keep distance from each other, while trying to follow the mouse position.
Built with Pd-extended 0.40.3 download the source
rotating elements with gem [pd]
visual example for dynamic object creation
Recently i`ve been interested in extending patching possibilities and trying to generate more instances
of the same abstraction.
This example is about rotating elements (the same abstractions ) towards the mouse within the GEM window. The elements are behaving the same way, they are moving semi-randomly around the window while pointing towards the cursor.
Built with Pd-extended 0.40.3 download the source
pure data workshop @ kitchen budapest
algorithm: logic + control