3rd

QC_Test_#3 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

This one reacted to the sound the most. Initially, it was supposed to look like blood coming out of nowhere as in the film, Shining. Against my will, it currently looks like sad lazy monsters.

2nd

QC_Test_#2 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

I used this dot to create particles.

This piece was my challenge to the opening sequence from a short film by Rodarte. Not as sophisticated as the commercial... I must say.

Blood Rain

QC_test_#1 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

I made this object to create particles.

Although I still have hard time maneuvering Quarts Composer effectively, I managed to assemble my very first piece. Obviously it needs more work as it looks exactly like a knockoff Matrix.

Composition #8 from Smith on Vimeo.

Now that toy wrecking part has finally come to the end, it's time for me to think about audio reactive graphics. I have decided to create the graphics on Quartz Composer. It goes without saying, it will later be connected to the toy I have circuit-bended.

Above videos are some of my idea for the graphics.

A. 2010: A Space Odyssey by Rodarte
As in this opening sequence, my goal is to create a moving image that conveys "water does not dissolve oil (and vice-versa)" feeling.

B. Blood Door from The Shinning
Sound reacted blood would look nice for sure.

C. Composition #8 by Smith

My goal is to create a similar composition in red so it would look as if it were blood splash.

Ableton, touched for the very first time

Now, it's high time that I connected my gadget to the computer! I'm using Ableton Live 7. I have inserted drum and acoustic in this screenshot which sounded sweet.

I love this tutor's accent.

Good to bend

Mini organ sound check from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

2 toys, 2 tone generators and a couple of sleepless nights later, I finally managed to assemble an installment. Although this is not the most beautiful configuration, I am good to bend!