I’ve recently collaborated with Justin Day on a project called “Cobosoda Arcade”, a physics simulation video game in which players design, race and evolve 2-D stick-figure robot automatons. And we are presenting the piece this saturday night at the Art of the Game show / party at NYCResistor.

When: July 26th 2008. 9PM
Where: NYCResistor (397 Bridge Street, 5th floor)
What: Party and Art Show!
How Much: $20 cover. (open bar)
Why: Fundraiser to keep us going!

Visit nycresistor.com for details. Hope to see you there!

Wall•E and the Rhythmic Synth from Gian Pablo Villamil on Vimeo.

Gian Pablo, maker of this sweet algorithmic synth forces Wall-E to rock out.

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The Csound Blog
Issue #13

Most people would never think of a touch-tone phone as being an additive synthesizer. Though it may be primitive, a phone does generate tones using two sine wave oscillators, which in my humble opinion, qualifies it as such.

However, I’m not here to debate the semantics of whether or not a phone is a synthesizer. Instead, I’m here to demonstrate how easy it is to emulate the sounds of the touch-tone phone.

Topics

• DTMF
• macros
• additive

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