The EEGsynth
Think Python, How to Think Like a Computer Scientist by Brian Downey Synthesizer Cookbook by Fred Welsh Make: Analog Synthesizers by Ray Wilson Thomas pointed out these fantastic posters with synthesizer basics To get some (virtual) experience with modular synths I installed LiveProfessor, a free VST host. In this, I installed the Fre(a)koscope VTS plugin, […]
I registered on GitHub, and created a repository to share our developing code. For now I just tested it by uploading the lastest OpenBCI python code. You can find the repository here.
Robert had the great idea that, at least for now, we don’t have to solder our own control panel, but could start using a MIDI controller board. Brilliant! Today friend and collaborator Tomas Nordmark has very kindly borrowed me two FaderFox MIDI controllers! So stoked! I’ve learned that MIDI is not only a matter of […]
MEG activity of Jean Louis was recorded while he was trying to fall asleep. For this purpose he was sleep deprived the previous night. I then took a ~24 minute interval (starting at about 25 minutes after start) of recording and tried to sonify his oscillatory brain patterns. In other words, find a way to […]
On February the 7th, 2015, as the final party following Ouunpo‘s Art-Science festival called The Fugue, Jean-Louis Huhtna performed at the nightclub Södra Bar of Södra Teatern, Stockholm. He started his set by mesmerizing the audience playing sounds created from his brain waves.
SP Escola de Teotro, Sao Paulo, Brazil Per Hüttner, Stephen Whitmarsh and Jean-Louis Huhta joined forces with Brazilian actress Teresa de Almeida Prado and Portuguese actor Pedro Penim to revisit at Samuel Beckett’s last play “What Where.” The session took place in Sao Paulo in November 2014 and was divided into two sections. The first was devoted to recording […]