PWV

PWV After 15 years of research and the creation of many multimedia works for the Electronic Violin System, today we arrive on a new plateau of real-time operations in both audio and visual worlds. Using an Intel Windows NT workstation running Pd and GEMS I will "map" musical signals in software to create pictures in real-time, controlled completely in real time by the violin and translating software routines.

Principal Investigators János Négyesy, Professor, Music Department
Adam Findley, Student, ICAM

Support Peter Otto, Music Technology Director, Music Department
Ted Apel, Technical Director, CRCA
Travis Newhouse, Graduate Student, Computer Science Department.

Sponsors

PWV is generously supported by the Intel Technology for Education 2000 Program.

PWV	After 15 years of research and the creation of many multimedia works for the Electronic Violin System, today we arrive on a new plateau of real-time operations in both audio and visual worlds. Using an Intel Windows NT workstation running Pd and GEMS I will "map" musical signals in software to create pictures in real-time, controlled completely in real time by the violin and translating software routines.
Principal Investigators	János Négyesy, Professor, Music Department Adam Findley, Student, ICAM
Support	Peter Otto, Music Technology Director, Music Department Ted Apel, Technical Director, CRCA Travis Newhouse, Graduate Student, Computer Science Department.
Sponsors	PWV is generously supported by the Intel Technology for Education 2000 Program.