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Interactivity Festival

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We will be at the Interactivity Festival in The Hague with our "Multiplay" installation this weekend (okt 22/23). Come and say hi! it's going to be fun :-D

more info here: www.infim.com/interactivity05/

Interactivity 05 is a cutting edge festival with interactive installations, performances, electro-acoustic improvised & composed music, lectures, DJs and VJs. The festival is part of a collaboration between the three cities The Hague, Berlin (Total Music Meeting/Wolfgang Fuchs) and Rome (Controindicazioni/Fabrizio Spera). The main goal of the Interactivity Festivals is to bring several disciplines in the field of experimental, composed & improvised music, visual arts and theory together in The Hague and to create a like-minded platform for artists, musicians and theorists. Oriented this year towards the opening of Studio LOOS at DCR, the festival aims to be a place where experiments and the development of new concepts in the arts can be experienced.

Performances, lectures, concerts and installations by: LOOS (Ensemble & Studio), Cornelis de Bondt, Lev Manovich, Rara Ensemble, Drifter TV, //., DJ Dame, LUST, Yukata Makino & Takuro Mizuta, Leon Spek and Maurits Fennis, Noizbleed, Michiel Pijpe, Colloquial German & Resolume.

MULTIPLAY, RESOLUME
Multiplay is an interactive video installation made by Edwin de Koning & Bart van der Ploeg. Multiplay combines elements from multiplayer games and VJ-ing to create an interactive installation that is fun to watch and to play. Edwin and Bart are the developers of Resolume. Resolume is the most popular VJ-software for the PC and is used by reknown VJs and video artists in over 45 countries.

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here in portugal we never had something like that :(

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mmmm... Is there some link about this event? Or something what it will cost and where it will be?

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how about some more infomation on the work? I am very curious to know what multiplay is like the descriction is too vauge, do you have people playing the games? what games? is it been mixed through res? i so how? I guess what I'm asking is for those of us not fortunate to be in such a flurishing mutimedia enviroment as you have over there is more infomation.

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We made pong for two players in flash and ran feedback effects and video underneath that on a flat surface.

Edwin made a customized version of resolume that sends midi signals from two atari paddles (retrofitted to send midi signals) to flash and the flash could also send signals to resolume to swich channels, adjust the opacity of the layers etc.

Checkout the video:

www.resolume.com/projects/multiplay
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Very cool, I had an idea to try and get the z80 games as the source to do something like that this is telling me I need to bite the bullet and learn flash. and I must say that that feedback is looking hot. I must admit since you guys added the feedback source I have been mixing it up with all different types of feedback loops including cam on screen and mixing a feed from the v4 back through another channel on the mixer you can have great fun with a swipe and some negative effects. and chucking a beat triggered meatel image over the source, keep bringing bit of image in to the chaos then cut to a shot of some nice carm water to totally brake thair brain, depending on te kind of crowd bring in little bits of porn in the build up or a rock and roll close up of hands playing instrument, but I love how this feedback is so refined espeshually the top one. - jim

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Post by mfo »

Originally posted by bart
... and the flash could also send signals to resolume to swich channels, adjust the opacity of the layers etc.
...
Can we expect that for the next (major?) version of Resolume? Flash can talk to Resolume, send commands?
Would be great, opening a bag full of new possibilities!

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