Homunculus

April 25, 2013 in Electronic, Music

Homunculus is a live performance network piece. Performers manipulate various objects which create their sound by reading from and writing to various buffers, creating and altering new feedback chains. The location of the object on the screen also alters various control parameters with influence each sound as well. Performed on February 27, 2013 at the University of Colorado Pendulum New Music concert series in the ATLAS Black Box Theater by the Glitch Lich network laptop quartet.

Homunculus from Cole Ingraham on Vimeo.

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OSX Bash music…

April 9, 2013 in Electronic, Music

So this is a little something that I though of years ago based on a quote from The Simpsons. If you are on OSX and know what you are looking at you know what to do (and I’m sorry).


#!/bin/bash
for i in {1..13}
do
say "a night with Phillip Glass followed by"
done
for i in {1..11}
do
say "a night with Phillip Glass followed by"
say "a night with Phillip followed by"
done
for i in {1..8}
do
say "a night with Phillip Glass followed by"
say "a night with Phillip followed by"
say "a night with followed by"
done
for i in {1..5}
do
say "a night with Phillip Glass followed by"
say "a night with Phillip followed by"
say "a night with followed by"
say "a night followed by"
done
for i in {1..3}
do
say "a night with Phillip Glass followed by"
say "a night with Phillip followed by"
say "a night with followed by"
say "a night followed by"
say "a followed by"
done
for i in {1..2}
do
say "a night with Phillip Glass followed by"
say "a night with Phillip followed by"
say "a night with followed by"
say "a night followed by"
say "a followed by"
say "followed by"
done
say "a night with Phillip Glass followed by"
say "a night with Phillip followed by"
say "a night with followed by"
say "a night followed by"
say "a followed by"
say "followed by"
say "by"

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Canvas

February 15, 2013 in Electronic, Music, Video, Visual

An hour long audio/visual work created and performed by Cole Ingraham. The original video is 4 screen 1080p and this version maintains the same aspect ratio which is why this version is so narrow. Video created using Processing. Music is a combination of SuperCollider, Moog Guitar, and Roland VG-99. Premiered on 2/15/2013 at the University of Colorado ATLAS black box theater. This version features the Orava String Quartet performing Aether at 7’43″ whereas the live performance is played with SuperCollider and iPad using my custom OSC interface Un:Limit.

Canvas from Cole Ingraham on Vimeo.

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Nothing Happens

January 18, 2013 in Electronic, Music

Nothing Happens was made to accompany a 2 channel video installation by Sieglinde Van Damme titled “Things change and then nothing happens.”

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Double Sided

January 5, 2013 in Electronic, Music

Double Sided is a drone work for Moog guitar and SuperCollider. The guitar sustains two tones that rock back and forth between two microtonal versions of a major second. This is then entered into a feedback loop in SuperCollider in which short clicks gradually increase in density.

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