Justin Zupnick's repositories
LiarLiar
Liar, Liar is an interactive iPad interface for triggering sounds and controlling motors simultaneously based on the user's selection. The code involves communication between Processing, Arduino, and the Open Sound Control protocol. The following was implemented as an art installation at UCSC Digital Arts & Research Center to control the robotic noses of Obama and Romney puppets. Matching the truthfulness of their soundbites, the motorized noses would move forward or backward.
ProgrammingArts
Max/MSP/Jitter work while taking Peter Elsea's Programming for the Arts graduate class at UC Santa Cruz
Synesthesia
Synesthesia is inspired by the neurological condition that automatically evokes a set of sensory stimulation pathways from another set of sensory stimulation pathways. More specifically, this patch is aimed at interpreting chromesthesia, in which sounds evoke the experience of color. In this patch I have different colorspaces assigned to a specific pitch. The pitch first gets analyzed by the fiddle~ object, and is then subsequently displayed for the user. Whichever colorspace matches the pitch being sung is displayed in that moment.
VideoCueSystem
Designed for Akai Laptop Pad Controller (LPD8). This turns the controller into a 16-cue launchpad with the ability to trigger specified moments of a single video. Developed for UCSC's Peer Gynt theater production.
cash-money-records
Making terrible sounds from Yahoo Finance data.