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Video: The PLAYlogo synthesised light-sound circles

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© Copyright 2021 PLAYlogo (Darren R C Kelly). All rights reserved.
Dedicated to chromæsthesia, the PLAY logo created with sound and visuals synthesis can be both seen and heard simultaneously.
PLAY was originally the name of an electro band in Hamburg, Germany, in the 1990s.

[ARCHIVAL] Gallery: MOST rotational aperture radiosynthesis figures (1988)

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Some key diagrams about the Molonglo Observatory Synthesis Telescope (MOST) extracted from Dr Darren Kelly's honours thesis from 1988 'An analysis of image formation by MOST (Molonglo Observatory Synthesis radioTelescope)' completed at the Department of Astrophysics, School of Physics, University of Sydney.

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Figure 1: MOST radiotelescope "skymap" from observation of a strong point source at field centre
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Figure 2: A diagram of MOST with the numbering system used in this thesis report (1988)
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Figure 3: MOST radiotelescope: A diagram of the coordinate system used in the report (1988)
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Figure 5: The MOST radiotelescope centre fan-beam with field centre at meridian (from 1988)
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Figure 10: the MOST radiotelescope synthesised beam

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Figure 10: the MOST radiotelescope synthesised beam
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Figure 1: MOST radiotelescope "skymap" from observation of a strong point source at field centre
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Figure 2: A diagram of MOST with the numbering system used in this thesis report (1988)
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Figure 3: MOST radiotelescope: A diagram of the coordinate system used in the report (1988)
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Figure 5: The MOST radiotelescope centre fan-beam with field centre at meridian (from 1988)

ARCHIVAL: Video: The PLAYlogo synthesised light-sound circles (Pure Data + GEM)

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This version created using patch-based synthesis with PureData+GEM from around 2008 is now obsolete. For the latest version please visit: Video: The PLAYlogo synthesised light-sound circles
© Copyright 1994-2019 PLAYlogo (Darren R C Kelly).

Video: 4K: Drancel Chromæsthesia: Swarovski study: Gallery space video mix: Part 2

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Created with the amazing Drancel Chromæsthesia body motion light synthesis system invented by PLAY (Dr Darren Kelly), this new "gallery" video compilation is a study of three crystal pieces from Swarovski.

SILENT: What can you hear in your mind ?

Video: 4K: Drancel Chromæsthesia: Swarovski study: Gallery space video mix: Part 1: “Temple of Heaven”

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Created with the amazing Drancel Chromæsthesia body motion light synthesis system invented by PLAYlogo (Darren R C Kelly), this new "gallery" video compilation is a study of the lovely Temple of Heaven crystal piece from Swarovski - inspired by the famous Hall of Prayers for Good Harvests (祈年殿) monument from the Forbidden City complex of Beijing.

SILENT: What can you hear in your mind ?

Video: 4K: Drancel Chromæsthesia: ‘It’s a crystal world !’ Swarovski dedication: Part 2

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A dedication to Swarovski created with the amazing Drancel Chromæsthesia body motion light synthesis system invented by PLAYlogo (Darren R C Kelly).

SILENT: What can you hear in your mind ?

Gallery: PureData+GEM example: The PLAY logo animation: synchronised video and audio synthesis

In this Webel mini-tutorial trail for PureData synthesis you'll find some snapshots of patches used to create the "sound circles" animated logo for the PLAYlogo music/art projects. Each circle (created with PureData/GEM) corresponds to an evolving oscillator frequency with evolving amplitude and pan.

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PLAY logo: LCircle.pd
PLAY logo: SoundCircles.pd
PLAY logo: StereoEnv~.pd
PLAYlogo.pd: synthesised PLAY logo together with top-level Puredata patch
PLAYlogo.pd: top-level control patch
PLAYlogo: DiscCircle.pd as workaround for bad aliasing
PLAYlogo: ExpCircleWav.pd
PLAYlogo: FanEnv~.pd
PLAYlogo: PanPong~.pd
PLAYlogo: RingCycle~.pd
PLAYtext.pd

[ARCHIVAL] The Drancing accelerometer sensor suit "air instrument"

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The Drancing system was a sensor suit with embedded triaxial accelerometers developed by Dr Darren Kelly from 1996 to 2005 for creation of music and computer visuals using real-time synthesis of signals from dance movement and other body motion (gestures) and triggering of samples. The name Drancing originally meant "drumming-by-dancing".

Gallery: Drancel: Pure Data + GEM accelerometer visuals and GEM patches

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Circles.pd
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Drancel RGB monitors: PureData/GEM: (low intensity)
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Drancel RGB PureData/GEM accelerometer monitors
Drancel RGB PureData/GEM accelerometer monitors
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Monitor.pd
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MonitorWin.pd
MonitorWin.pd
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StripsRGB.pd
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