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VScratch
V-Scratch by Valerio Spoletini is a software environment which allows for unique visual interpretations in turntable composition. It transposes aural nuances made by the rotation of the record: the variations of speed, audio spectrum and volume. In addition to the sonic aspects (volume and frequencies), the physical act of spinning the record back and forth is transmitted through an optical mouse. All these variables enable a simultaneous performance of moving image and sound while creating an infinite space for possible results.
Via wmmna.
Posted on June 8th 2006 under Turntable
