PANSE is an open platform for the development of audio-visual
netart, open to all.
PANSE is an Mp3 streaming audio program with a tcp server running
at 130.208.220.190 port 6667 that allows for multi-user, realtime
interaction. It consists of two 16 step sequencers, a monophonic
synthesizer and an effects generator. Many of the sound parameters
can be edited over any tcp connection, such as the speed of the
sequencers and number of steps to be played by each, note values
of each step can be changed as well as filters on the sounds. The
monophonic synthesizer is playable via messages over tcp and also
has a controlable filter and the effects generator is controlled
in the same way. Access to the server is completely open. Anyone
who wants can create an interface, in Flash for instance, to control
the audio program. But that's not all PANSE does. It also streams
out numerical values such as amplitude levels and midi note values.
These numerical values can be used to control visuals in a Flash
movie or Java applet or whatever else you can think of. If you're
interested in exploring how this works, see the resources
link. But before you start exploring, you should connect to the
mp3
stream (if you can't connect, check out the HELP link in the
lower right corner). Also, check out the gallery
page.
Thanks to:
The Icelandic Academy of the Arts
The Icelandic Ministry of Education and Culture
Olaf Matthes
Martin Howse
The Pure Data
Community
for their assistance and support.
PANSE has been featured on:
Netartreview
Neural.it
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