Android music applications

PhonoPaper Ambient

2/17/2015

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@steveotronics link

2/16/2015 10:58:49 pm

Loving your phono paper stuff!

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Frank Malm

2/19/2015 03:50:13 pm

Ahh. Not responsible for this video it is made by the developer Mr Nightradio. But hopefully the week coming there will be a very cool Phonopaper video made part by me and my good friend Cosmo Koroly... Involving Vodou and invocation!

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Al link

2/17/2015 06:39:27 am

Can you explain a little bit how you made this? Are there some rules for producing the audio source for the printed paper? One thing I could imagine is to use pure sinewaves. A question about the performance: Would it make a difference to use the free mode without the borders? So you could "zoom " in and out to change the intervals between the stripes.

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Al Magnifico link

2/17/2015 06:41:33 am

Great stuff, also. I never had the idea to use the app as a synth of its own

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Frank Malm

2/19/2015 04:06:15 pm

Maybe the best is to contact the developer directly for any technical questions. He is a friendly guy and normally answers any questions you may have...
nightradio@gmail.com
There is also the forum for all of his apps- SunVox, Virtual ANS, Pixivisor and more (all available for Android and for free on PC/Linux/MAC).
He is not super active on the forum but it is a friendly place.
warmplace.ru
But in either case with the zooming and free mode it is more a question of trying what works. Maybe have the device on a stand and move images in front or vice versa?
It is definitively harder to control the result in free mode but point it to the sky and run the device through some effect boxes and have a ambient ever so slowly shifting piece of music!
(If you have two devices you can connect one device into the other using SunVox with the input module and use the effects of SunVox)

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