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Just got this write-up published:

http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog ... -like-this

Here's some pix of the development process, from my website: http://ianbrill.drupalgardens.com/content/plume-construction-images Wow looks like a nightmare to build! Hope you had lots of help. :o I only say this cos I built an big led wall last year and it nearly killed me! Hasn't put me off though...

slatepipe wrote:really nice work feller - congratulations. inspiring stuff.

Thanks man!

slatepipe wrote: your work inspires me to get my lazy arse into gear again and make things

That's part of why I do it too

I have really admired that program now for some time. I would indeed be very much interested in talking more about this and potentially exploring opportunities to work with them. Indeed, I am overjoyed to have this talk today

I'm really into collaborating. I'd be very interested in knowing more about what you do.

Very nice exhibit! Let me say that I really appreciate the work that you're doing. I grew up in Pittsburgh and went to CMU so it's great to see a work like yours that incorporates and promotes technology and the arts. Thanks :) I'll be right down the street on campus in early April so I'll definite...

Hey looks great! Good work. Do you have any more info about the build, the diffusing blocks, type of lights used? Thanks :) Here's some pix of the development process, from my website: http://ianbrill.drupalgardens.com/content/plume-construction-images I used interlocking slats made from corrugated...

That's pretty sweet. They should have stations housed like that in the arctic. :) Pretty simple/ small patch or not so much? Not really that small of a patch. It ended up being an amalgam of three patches- one which I've been working since 2010, one from late 2012 and part of another that a collabo...

Also, here's an outside view of it, without audio.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zh7a1iwHAVQ

I first got into Jitter here, via a convo with Machinate, somewhere around 2006. It's wild to think about how maxforlive really became a thing after being a dream for so long

In case anyone is interested, I have a somewhat ambitious art installation up in Pittsburgh at the moment that uses maxforlive. It's a 20' diameter, 10' high, flat-packable dome, consisting of 560 led clusters and a custom 8.1 surround system, driven exclusively by generative programming in max, and...

Has anyone had any success running a Tascam FW1884 with Live 9 on 10.8.5? Since live appears to be running in 32-bit mode, there seems to be a chance that things will still work...! Got to run to storage and test this... Can't believe they discontinued driver support. Will never buy another Tascam p...

I did a bunch of stuff in grad-school with maxuino, around 2010. I was able to get things running without too much trouble. It shouldn't be a big deal. It's definitely the fastest, most documented method.

Hi Cosm, I don't have maxforlive or live installed on any available computer atm, but I think I might have made a crude workaround for what you are describing in an early practice patch I made when it was first released: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3579622/floating%20session%20matrix.amxd If it was a ma...

I've followed various ableton passions over the years. It' a great kit. I've made somewhat of a serpentine path around actually dj'ing with it in a large capacity, but it has led me to collaborate on a series of interesting interactive installations, performances and collaborations. While on one han...

Beat~ is no longer crashing, so that's a good sign....