MATRIXSYNTH

Physical Sequencer

Physical Sequencer from Marek Bereza on Vimeo.

"'Physical Sequencer', part of Yamaha/RCA's "Making Fun Serious" exhibition at Chappell of Bond Street (a big old music shop).

The software is based on my iPhone app, thump ( mrkbrz.com/thump/ ), but this time, controlled physically rather than via a screen. There were 8 steps in the sequence and 7 different sounds. Each cell has a depth sensor with which you can turn the cell on or off. The cells each have a light indicating whether they're active or not and a light indicating the which part of the sequence you're on. It kind of makes you want to dance.

The concept belongs to Giuseppe Guerriero ( giuseppe-guerriero.com/ ) and the electronics hardware was done by Stefan Dzisiewski-Smith ( bycgwtsf.com/ )

Built with openFrameworks"

iPads on Ebay iPod Touch on Ebay

Speakatron

Speakatron from Marek Bereza on Vimeo.

"Here's the project I submitted for music hack day (it won!). It uses your webcam to look to see if your mouth is open and then plays a sound if it is.

Go here for source:
work.mrkbrz.com/node/33"

Movement MCS-2

YouTube via waveterm | September 13, 2010

"FIrst Internet appearance of the Movement MCS-2 running its software."

Club of the Knobs Wire with Style

via COTK

Custom Synth Prophet-5 Panel Case

via Custom Synth on Facebook

http://customsynth.co.uk/

Minimoog at 40

via Moog Music Inc. on Facebook

"The Minimoog at 40 - Interested in the Minimoog Voyager XL and want to see the big picture? Check out the cover of the October 2010 issue of KEYBOARD Magazine.

The issue is devoted to the 40 year history of the Minimoog and the cover is a special double-wide, foldout. That was the only way they were able to fit the XL on it!"
http://keyboardmag.com/