ibm 305 ramacpolyomino2007-07-08 | 1956? promotional materialpolyomino Live Streampolyomino2023-01-24 | ...WBL6414 Jazz From Hellpolyomino2018-05-03 | WBL 6414 is a Rack Extension for Propellerheads' Reason music authoring software. WBL 6414 provides four multi-tap audio delay lines mixed together in a single 4U device.
Each tap has adjustable time, pan, and volume.
Used in a combinator, and transposing several instruments, can be used to create structured "delay arpeggiations".Two Minutes Hatepolyomino2016-12-06 | An interpretation of the state's telescreen "Two Minutes Hate" broadcast from Orwell's 1984, set in a timeless 1980s present.Elijah 2015 05 31 bpolyomino2015-06-03 | ...Portal of Release: Now I Walk In Beauty (andc 2015)polyomino2015-03-23 | Deborah Culmer created an installation, a "Portal of Release." This is the music which played within it. It is from a Native American song.Sunrise Linepolyomino2013-08-23 | Video for our Burning Man installation "Sunrise Line". Video by Gerald Moulds and David Van Brink. Audio by David Van Brink, R Duck, and Wayne Jackson.wbl3001DuelingDemopolyomino2013-03-30 | Demonstration of the WBL 3001 Despositif Pour Contact Premier visualization rack extension for Propellerhead Reason.wbl3001d5polyomino2013-03-10 | Sunday's progress.
You always did want of these, didn't you? Work in progress, Wbl3001 Dispositif Pour Contact Premier device for Propellerhead Reason.Forest Fireplacepolyomino2012-12-25 | ...flythrupolyomino2012-07-19 | ...Mauve Harvestpolyomino2012-04-14 | ...Studio Ominolabpolyomino2012-02-26 | Now! With microphones!Nervelike Pathspolyomino2012-01-02 | Unfinished animation experiment, 2009Zero ? - October 14, 2011polyomino2011-10-14 | Zero left us peacefully at 1pm today, surrounded by his faithful servants.my_bandwidth.mp4polyomino2010-10-31 | A document for tech support. (srsly!) :)omino_stamp_assembly_1.mp4polyomino2010-06-28 | An After Effects Pixel Bender filter that does repetition and halftone-like effects. It's a bit like a particle system in some ways, but more mechanical.The Flight of Two Biths and a Hammerheadpolyomino2010-06-16 | The Flight of Two Biths and a Hammerhead, starring Deb and Logan as two Biths, and jD as HAMMERHEAD.
Music composed by Christie Hubbard.
Recorded at Omino Labs, 2010.01.space:1969 astronauts gone wildpolyomino2010-02-16 | What happens after hours at ominomoonibase.Space:1969polyomino2009-12-27 | Invitation to our 2010 Antivalentine's day party, starring Briya, Deb, Robin, and Marian, visiting Ominomoonibase!meteor_test_1polyomino2009-12-22 | ...carl rides into the galaxypolyomino2009-12-08 | Carl Sagan rides a Potato Bug for Jerusalem Cricket Tuesday. Insect model by Occlupanid.a4bcdpolyomino2008-10-03 | Excert from Turing Machine's Kraft Macaroni & CheesepleaseStandBypolyomino2008-09-15 | (from a "fundraiser" i did for my friend, last year)Democracity WBL 2polyomino2008-08-22 | View of the city, not installed in domedemocracity wblpolyomino2008-08-20 | Experiments with city parts atop translucent surface (cutting board), illuminated by 3w rgb led, controlled by pic 12f509 and wbl05b platform board.
Platform board can use direct drive, or second power plane and switching transistors. The tiny speaker is direct drive (a few milliamps) and the rgb led is gated.
This, to be installed plaster replicas of the Trylon and Perisphere from the 1939 Worlds Fair, in New York.Electricboxpolyomino2008-08-16 | This plastic box contains 12v fuses, switches, 5v regulator from Sure electronics, EL wire driver from Cool Neon, and 3 (so far) omino.com wbl05b blinking-light boards (one used as a nighttime activator for the others). Boards all based on pic 12f509 8 pin microcomputer. Also, a lot of LEDs. see http://omino.com/blog category WBL for more of the same.Omino Retro Midi Controller Prototypepolyomino2008-05-14 | Prototype hardware test and performance. See http://omino.com/blog for more info.
PIC controller, I wrote the USB MIDI drivers from the spec, controlling a Reason patch. Board is Microchip's.omino silent movie nightpolyomino2008-04-29 | 2008 may 31To The Moon (At 1 7/8th IPS)polyomino2007-12-22 | For the Slow Motion Film Festival 2005. I recorded the soundtrack as a child on my dad's Lafeyette cassette recorder, in 1970. The "launch" sound is a broken watch whose governer had failed. The exterior photos are of Flushing Meadows, leftover architecture from the 1964 World's Fair, taken in 1991. The radiator is from Steve's apartment, in 2005... but looks just like the one I grew up with.Three Day Stubblepolyomino2007-12-21 | Three Day Stubble performing 2004 June 5, at the now defunct Med in Aptos, CA, near Santa Cruz. I treated and edited the video to capture the spiritual state achieved by an hour with Three Day Stubble, and maybe 4 or maybe 7 strong drinks. http://threedaystubble.com
I think they stayed at my house once, in Canoga Park.Scanner Darkly: the pkd mixpolyomino2007-11-10 | Oh... from some little "mix your own trailer" contest before the movie came out. I photographed the tv sets at a local thrift store. If you know Santa Cruz, you can even recognize the crayon-marked price tags.
Done in After Effects.ball & wallpolyomino2007-11-06 | I've heard you're supposed to do one of these... so here's one of these. It has imaginary jazz music of course.
And squash and stretch 'n stuff.Yellowpolyomino2007-10-28 | A man spends eternity in an elevator... until... ?
Cinesports 2005, San Jose. Made by D4: Dallas DeAtley, Daniel Johnson, Douglas Jones, David Van Brink. Shot on location in an elevator, with a Canon GL2, edited with Final Cut & After Effects, music with Soundtrack.
1. Somebody eats something yellow
2. A mistaken identity
3. A howl in the distancetrilobitepolyomino2007-10-28 | Scientists ponder an ancient murder. 2005 entry for Cinemasport Santa Cruz, by the black hand project: Kristen Brennan, Deb Culmer, John Daniel, Logan Tautenhahn, David Van Brink.
Note: No trilobites were harmed in the making of this film.The Conversationpolyomino2007-10-28 | Scientists reanimate an ancient shoe... what story will it tell? Made in 2005, cinemasports practice run by the black hand project: Kristen Brennan, Deb Culmer, John Daniel, Logan Tautenhahn, David Van Brink.
Shot at the UCO Lick workshop with a Canon GL2, edited in Final Cut & After Effects, graphics produced in Photoshop & LightWave.