+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+ (A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest +
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

2007.01.05 ONE NIGHT ONLY
REALTIME A/V JAMBOREE
7PM - ON
PILOT LIGHT
106 E Jackson Ave
Knoxville, TN 37915
http://www.thepilotlight.com

* FREE + OPEN

2007.01.05 THRU 2007.01.27
Distribution Religion exhibition
-> featuring 0P3NFR4M3W0RK + R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R
OPENING 6PM - 11PM
The Art Gallery of Knoxville
317 N Gay St
Knoxville, TN 37917
Gallery Hours: Friday - Saturday (3-8pm)
http://www.theartgalleryofknoxville.com

* FREE + OPEN

share, {exchange|distribute} ++ create crossroads of digital punk,
blues musics + freak folktronics as forms of protest + resistance to
current socio-economic situations + political contingencies!

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+++ (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest @ Pilot Light +++
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

(A) r4WB1t5 rocks digital systems @ Pilot Light, with a realtime
audio and video jamboree by r4WB1t5 participants from Knoxville,
Chicago and beyond with:

Curt Cloninger - lab404 (Asheville NC .US) performing realtime audio
video
http://lab404.com/video/francis.html

Fecal Japan (Knoxville TN .US) playing experimental noise musics
http://www.myspace.com/fecaljapanolecularization

Cindy Latham (Knoxville TN .US) screening digital video
http://www.cindylatham.com

Operators of E.D.E.N. (Chicago IL .US) operating a utopian switch
board system
http://geocities.com/operatorsofeden

AND MORE! in an open cybernated jam session including these artists
as well as the r4WB1t5 micro.Fest organizers themselves, Chris
Molinski, jonCates, jon.satrom and jake elliott. a folksonema
screening opens the night @ Pilot Light with metatagged media from
all across the global interweb super sprawl.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+ (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest @ The Art Gallery of Knoxville +
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

++ @ The Art Gallery of Knoxville, upload art to 0P3NFR4M3W0RK
(images) + R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R (audio) to make a mashed up cinema
machine! 0P3NFR4M3W0RK projects your digital images into an open
golden frame on the Gallery wall while R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R
transits your audio files on a micro.Radio station broadcasting to
olde skool boomboxes!

++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+ (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest network connections +
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

http://r4wb1t5.org/2007.01.05
http://www.myspace.com/pilotlightclub
http://folksonema.nothingistrueeverythingispermitted.com
http://www.flowerglass.net
http://0p3nfr4m3w0rk.org/install
http://del.icio.us/tag/0P3NFR4M3W0RK
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/0P3NFR4M3W0RK
email: play@...
http://r4wd10pl4y84ck800m80x0r.org/play
email: play@...
http://del.icio.us/tag/R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R
http://www.theartgalleryofknoxville.com

can i host those files over at my forum?? somebody give me a list of
the files i can. thanks.

where's the link? -mj

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> wondering if anyone over
> here would be interested.
>
>
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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just founded an internet forum for stuffs. working on content slowly,
but have a section up for databending, just wondering if anyone over
here would be interested.

The CRES Media Arts Committee (MAC) is a volunteer-run Vancouver-based
group dedicated to serving, supporting, and building on the
experimental audio community in Vancouver and across Canada.

We host a series of six-week audio art residencies for Canadian
artists throughout the year. The next one begins April 2, 2007, and
the deadline is Jan 15.

For more details, go to http://mac-cfro.org/submit.php or email
mac-cfro at mac-cfro.org.

The activities of MAC are made possible through the generous support
of the Canada Council for the Arts, as well as the membership of CFRO
102.7 FM Coop Radio.

[ (A) r4wB!t5 micro.Fest PRESENTS ]

r4W.D!0 P|_4y b4(|< b00/\/\ b0X0r AKA R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R AKA
Radio Play Back Boom Boxor

[ @ The Art Gallery of Knoxville TN .US opening 2007.01.05 ]
[ as a component of the Distribution Religion Exhibition   ]

[ 1rst DEADLINE == 2007.01.04 ]
[ 2nd DEADLINE == 2007.02.04  ]

r4W.D!0 P|_4y b4(|< b00/\/\ b0X0r AKA R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R AKA
Radio Play Back Boom Boxor is an open archive of audio art, sound
works + experimental musics existing @ the intersecting crossroads of
digital punk, blues musics + freak folktronics as forms of protest +
resistance to current socio-economic situations + political
contingencies. R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R will be exhibited as an aspect
of the 2007.01.05 (A) r4wB!t5 micro.Fest to be held @ The Art Gallery
of Knoxville in the Distribution Religion exhibition. ©opied,
appropriated, reused + remixed audio files will be streamed through
the gallery space via a micro.Radio station broadcasting to multiple
ye olde skool boomboxes. every artist will receive equal time (length
of audio divided by number of participants) in the play back of their
tracks on the temporary micro.Radio station formed by the
R4WD10PL4Y84CK800M80X0R installation. the current Radio Play Back
Boom Boxor will include all materials submitted to the previous
instances, i.e. from the 2005.08.27 (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest @
Alterspace in Chicago IL .US + will be including in the ongoing (A)
r4WB1t5 micro.Fest.

[ PLAY YOUR DIGITAL PUNK AUDIO ART BLUES {MICRO|MACRO}-SOUND MASHUP
REMIXOLOGICAL FREAK FOLKTRONIC PROTEST MUSICS HERE ]

submit URI's aka web addresses of projects to:

play@...

or via bookmarking the images that are already online using
del.icio.us + then tagging your images w/the "0P3NFR4M3W0RK" tag:

http://del.icio.us/tag/0P3NFR4M3W0RK

or by uploading your data directly:

http://r4wd10pl4y84ck800m80x0r.org/play

(A) r4wB!t5 organizers will harvest files from these interwebbed
locations 11:59 PM on 2007.01.04

--=-=-=--=-=-=--
-= 2007.01.05 =-
--=-=-=--=-=-=--

(A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest in Knoxville TN .US is an open
collaborative aspect of the "Distribution Religion" exhibition at The
Art Gallery of Knoxville. (A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest is being
organized around themes of sharing, systems of {exchange|
distribution} + creating crossroads of digital punk, blues musics +
freak folktronics as forms of protest + resistance to current socio-
economic situations + political contingencies.

on the night of 2007.01.05 The Distribution Religion exhibition will
open at The Art Gallery of Knoxville + will include the r4WB1t5
projects Open Frame Work + Radio Play Back Boom Boxor. these ongoing
components of (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest feature artists from around the
earth-planet.

simultaneously, (A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest will occur @ The
Pilot Light in Knoxville TN .US, across the tracks from The Art
Gallery of Knoxville. the (A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest @ The
Pilot Light will feature a folksonema screening, open source artware
distribution + realtime audio + video performances by r4WB1t5
participants from Knoxville, Chicago + beyond. a live data stream
will also connect these physical-virtual spacestations across the
global wide interweb.

=- ---= --= '--' =-- =--- -=
=- (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest -=
=- ---= --= '--' =-- =--- -=

(A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fests are international, decentralized, self-
organized + independent instantiated situations of raw bits of
digital art + dirty new media. (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest is itself an
open platform or framework for creating these events in alternative +
conversational contexts such as bars, basements, art spaces,
apartments, galleries, etc... (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest extends out of +
feeds back into DaDaist, Situationist, Fluxist, punk, digital art +
New Media theories + practices... (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fests are always
free + open collaborative projects, available to anyone interested in
self-organizing Digital Arts + dirty New Media.

http://r4wb1t5.org

=--=-=--=-=--=
= FOLKSONEMA =
=--=-=--=-=--=

folksonema is a bi-weekly screening evnt @ the flowershop (2159 w
21st pl, chicago il), inspired by the `][]P3|\|.|=r@/\/\3.\/\/()r|<]
[ (aka open frame work)` program developed by jon.satrom for r4wb1t5
2005.08.27. every two weeks, jake elliott propagates information
about a certain tag to use (ie “ravepartyinaspaceship” or
“thatrobotatemysandwich”) on sites like youtube, del.icio.us, flickr,
etc. for each screening, jake elliott scrapes the tagged media
(images, mp3’s, exe’s, videos, web pages, txt’s, etc.) from those
sites && screens them in the greenhouse of the flowershop, a space
inhabited by various artists, projects && public initiatives.

folksonema == folk  + taxonomy + cinema

http://folksonema.nothingistrueeverythingispermitted.com
http://www.flowerglass.net

--=-=-=---=-=-=---=-=-=--=-=-=--
= THE ART GALLERY OF KNOXVILLE =
--=-=-=---=-=-=---=-=-=--=-=-=--

The Art Gallery of Knoxville is a new experimental space, dedicated
to the discussion of emerging Art. Located in Knoxville Tennessee,
the Gallery coordinates the exhibition + publication of work in all
media. Project proposals may extend from all disciplines. Regular
performances + events include avant-garde + experimental music, video
screenings (every Wednesday night at 7 PM), + public discussions of
contemporary artists. Exhibits change monthly. Open Submissions
Accepted.

The Art Gallery of Knoxville
317 N Gay St
Knoxville, TN 37917
Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday (2 PM - 9 PM)
http://www.theartgalleryofknoxville.com

--=-=-=-=-=-=--
= PILOT LIGHT =
--=-=-=-=-=-=--

since may 2000: knoxville's home for experimental and independent
musics, film, and performance. we've hosted well over 1500 different
local, national, and international bands (many of them multiple
times) since inception. all volunteer. we are bringing it here for
you. come find a new favorite band.

Pilot Light
106 E Jackson Ave - Knoxville, TN 37915
865.524.8188
http://www.thepilotlight.com
http://www.myspace.com/pilotlightclub

[ (A) r4wB!t5 micro.Fest PRESENTS ]

][]P3|\|.|=r@/\/\3.\/\/()r|<][ AKA 0P3NFR4M3W0RK AKA Open Frame Work

[ @ The Art Gallery of Knoxville TN .US opening 2007.01.05 ]
[ as a component of the Distribution Religion Exhibition   ]

[ 1rst DEADLINE == 2007.01.04 ]
[ 2nd DEADLINE == 2007.02.04  ]

][]P3|\|.|=r@/\/\3.\/\/()r|<][ AKA 0P3NFR4M3W0RK AKA Open Frame Work
is an open archive of dirty new media + digital still art exhibited
as an aspect of the 2007.01.05 (A) r4wB!t5 micro.Fest to be held @
The Art Gallery of Knoxville in the Distribution Religion exhibition.
0P3NFR4M3W0RK is an open DIY digital art exhibition ware every artist
will receive equal time (length of event divided by number of
participants) in the display of their digital art [works/worlds]. ][]
P3|\|.|=r@/\/\3.\/\/()r|<][ is potentially the interweb's,
dataspheres' ++ world's largest open exhibition of digital art. all
work submitted w/the following conditions will be displayed in the
The Art Gallery of Knoxville + will be listed as work shown in the
2007.01.05 (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest. the current Open Frame Work will
include all materials submitted to the previous instances, i.e. from
the 2005.08.27 (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest @ Alterspace in Chicago IL .US
+ will be including in the ongoing (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest.

[ INSTALL YOUR DIGITAL IMAGE ART DATA ]

send images via email, attaching your *.ANSII, *.BMP, *.BUM, *.CLP,
*.CUR, *.EPS, *.GIF, *.ICNS, *.ICO, *.JIF, *.JPG, *.JP2, *.PDB,
*.PDF, *.PICT, *.PSD, *.PNG, *.RAW, *.RSRC, *.SVG, *.SGI, *.SUN,
*.TIFF, *.YUV, *.X-FACE, etc files to:

install@...

or via Flickr, by uploading + then tagging your images w/the
"0P3NFR4M3W0RK" tag:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tags/0P3NFR4M3W0RK

or via bookmarking the images that are already online using
del.icio.us + then tagging your images w/the "0P3NFR4M3W0RK" tag:

http://del.icio.us/tag/0P3NFR4M3W0RK

or by uploading your data directly:

http://0p3nfr4m3w0rk.org/install

(A) r4wB!t5 organizers will harvest files from these interwebbed
locations 11:59 PM on 2007.01.04
+ EVERY IMAGE (AKA ALL DATA SUBMITTED!) WILL BE SHOWN IN THIS EVENT.

--=-=-=--=-=-=--
-= 2007.01.05 =-
--=-=-=--=-=-=--

(A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest in Knoxville TN .US is an open
collaborative aspect of the "Distribution Religion" exhibition at The
Art Gallery of Knoxville. (A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest is being
organized around themes of sharing, systems of {exchange|
distribution} + creating crossroads of digital punk, blues musics +
freak folktronics as forms of protest + resistance to current socio-
economic situations + political contingencies.

on the night of 2007.01.05 The Distribution Religion exhibition will
open at The Art Gallery of Knoxville + will include the r4WB1t5
projects Open Frame Work + Radio Play Back Boom Boxor. these ongoing
components of (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest feature artists from around the
earth-planet.

simultaneously, (A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest will occur @ The
Pilot Light in Knoxville TN .US, across the tracks from The Art
Gallery of Knoxville. the (A) 2007.01.05 r4WB1t5 micro.Fest @ The
Pilot Light will feature a folksonema screening, open source artware
distribution + realtime audio + video performances by r4WB1t5
participants from Knoxville, Chicago + beyond. a live data stream
will also connect these physical-virtual spacestations across the
global wide interweb.

=- ---= --= '--' =-- =--- -=
=- (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest -=
=- ---= --= '--' =-- =--- -=

(A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fests are international, decentralized, self-
organized + independent instantiated situations of raw bits of
digital art + dirty new media. (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest is itself an
open platform or framework for creating these events in alternative +
conversational contexts such as bars, basements, art spaces,
apartments, galleries, etc... (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fest extends out of +
feeds back into DaDaist, Situationist, Fluxist, punk, digital art +
New Media theories + practices... (A) r4WB1t5 micro.Fests are always
free + open collaborative projects, available to anyone interested in
self-organizing Digital Arts + dirty New Media.

http://r4wb1t5.org

=--=-=--=-=--=
= FOLKSONEMA =
=--=-=--=-=--=

folksonema is a bi-weekly screening evnt @ the flowershop (2159 w
21st pl, chicago il), inspired by the `][]P3|\|.|=r@/\/\3.\/\/()r|<]
[ (aka open frame work)` program developed by jon.satrom for r4wb1t5
2005.08.27. every two weeks, jake elliott propagates information
about a certain tag to use (ie “ravepartyinaspaceship” or
“thatrobotatemysandwich”) on sites like youtube, del.icio.us, flickr,
etc. for each screening, jake elliott scrapes the tagged media
(images, mp3’s, exe’s, videos, web pages, txt’s, etc.) from those
sites && screens them in the greenhouse of the flowershop, a space
inhabited by various artists, projects && public initiatives.

folksonema == folk  + taxonomy + cinema

http://folksonema.nothingistrueeverythingispermitted.com
http://www.flowerglass.net

--=-=-=---=-=-=---=-=-=--=-=-=--
= THE ART GALLERY OF KNOXVILLE =
--=-=-=---=-=-=---=-=-=--=-=-=--

The Art Gallery of Knoxville is a new experimental space, dedicated
to the discussion of emerging Art. Located in Knoxville Tennessee,
the Gallery coordinates the exhibition + publication of work in all
media. Project proposals may extend from all disciplines. Regular
performances + events include avant-garde + experimental music, video
screenings (every Wednesday night at 7 PM), + public discussions of
contemporary artists. Exhibits change monthly. Open Submissions
Accepted.

The Art Gallery of Knoxville
317 N Gay St
Knoxville, TN 37917
Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Sunday (2 PM - 9 PM)
http://www.theartgalleryofknoxville.com

--=-=-=-=-=-=--
= PILOT LIGHT =
--=-=-=-=-=-=--

since may 2000: knoxville's home for experimental and independent
musics, film, and performance. we've hosted well over 1500 different
local, national, and international bands (many of them multiple
times) since inception. all volunteer. we are bringing it here for
you. come find a new favorite band.

Pilot Light
106 E Jackson Ave - Knoxville, TN 37915
865.524.8188
http://www.thepilotlight.com
http://www.myspace.com/pilotlightclub

Sorry for potential cross posting

For english version see: www.displayground.dk/eng_v2.pdf
<http://www.displayground.dk/eng_v2.pdf>

displayground.dk <http://displayground.dk> * Lille Kongensgade 10B, 1.
Sal - 9000 Aalborg *
info@... <mailto:info@...>

display/ground søger videokunstnere til en nyopstartet festival i
Aalborg. Vi har vores fokus på videokunst og live visuals understøttet
af elektronisk musik eller dj's. Derudover vil der også være mulighed
for video-relaterede installationer og performances.

Festivalen afholdes fra d. 27-30 oktober i det nedlagte kraftværk
'Nordkraft' og arrangeres af en lokal gruppe aktivister og elektroniske
kunstnere.

Vi mangler primært videoværker, som kan projiceres i Nordkraft under
hele festivalen, samt vj's til live performance til elektronisk musik.
display/ground er også åbne for værker som eksperimenterer med brugen af
ny teknologi, performance og installationer der inddrager videomediet.

Praktisk:

Videoværker vil blive projiceret i Nordkraft, enten på lærred eller
direkte på beton. Der vil blive opstillet projektorer i rummene, som
afspiller en række kunstvideoer i loop.

Vi vil forsøge at imødekomme deltageres krav til udstyr så vidt muligt
inden for vores økonomiske rammer.

Som udgangspunkt vil vi kunne tilbyde alle deltagere forplejning og
transport i Danmark samt mulighed for privat indkvartering.

Hvis du er interesseret så send hurtigst muligt en video-DVD eller
mini-dv bånd med et eller flere videoværker. Video må gerne indeholde
lyd, men dette er ikke et krav. værkerne må maximalt vare 15min. hvis
dit værk udvælges, vil du muligvis blive kontaktet omkring udlevering af
videoen i oprindeligt format af hensyn til afviklingssystemet.

Ved installationskunst og performance skal udførlig beskrivelse samt
tekniske krav medsendes, display/ground kan i nogen grad levere teknik,
men hovedsageligt skal en performance/installation være selvhjulpen.



Alle bidrag skal indeholde:

- DVD/miniDV bånd med værket/beskrivelse af installation eller performance
- Navn på kunstner/gruppe
- Kort beskrivelse af kunstner/gruppe
- Kontakt info: email, tlf. og evt. hjemmeside

Der er deadline mandag d. 16/10 kl. 12:00, men send meget gerne før til
(Hjalte Haunstrup-Skov - Lille Kongensgade 10B, 1. Sal - 9000 Aalborg)

Du er velkommen til at skrive til info@...
<mailto:info@...> eller ringe til
28 90 30 58 hvis der er spørgsmål.

Mange hilsner Hjalte Haunstrup-Skov, Barbara Nordhjem og
displaygroundcrew'et

PS. Du må meget gerne sende denne mail videre til andre som kunne være
interesserede.

displayground.dk <http://displayground.dk> * Lille Kongensgade 10B, 1.
Sal - 9000 Aalborg *
info@... <mailto:info@...>

The CRES Media Arts Committee (MAC) is a volunteer-run Vancouver-based
group dedicated to serving, supporting, and building on the Vancouver
experimental audio community.

We host a series of six-week audio art residencies for Canadian
artists at CFRO Co-operative Radio in Vancouver. The next residency is
set to begin November 1st, and the deadline for submissions is October
20th.

We are also accepting submissions for a residency beginning February
1st, 2007; the deadline for this residency is January 15th, 2007. For
details, go to <http://www.mac-cfro.org/submit.php> or email
<mac-cfro@...>.


--
"If the other could be possessed, seized, and known, it would not be
the other. To possess, to know, to grasp are all synonyms of power. To
see and to know, to have and to will, unfold only within the
oppressive and luminous identity of the same."

~ Emmanuel Levinas


:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Phil Thomson, BFA, MFA
hellomynameisphil@...
http://www.philthomson.ca/

Signal and Noise is the biggest festival of its kind in Vancouver,
featuring a broad array of sound, video, and live performance and
installation from all over the world. The call for works for the 2007
festival is out now. The deadline is November 3rd 2006.

Go to signalandnoise.ca for more details.


:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Phil Thomson, BFA, MFA
hellomynameisphil@...
http://www.philthomson.ca/

Prophet 64 Cart, www.prophet64.com has taken care of all the hardwork. Just
but it and enjoy the crunchy tones!

Also there is a whole lot of modding going on in the Prophet 64 community.



>From: rs <simroy3@...>
>Reply-To: databenders@yahoogroups.com
>To: databenders@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [databenders] Re: commodore 64
>Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 09:57:08 -0700 (PDT)
>
>AWESOME!
>They have the SID chip so, thats worth a tweak, or
>make a whole new box.
>
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SID_Metal
>
>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SidStation
>
>As far as programming it, its laborous, unless you
>have a floppy drive.
>I tapped away at a simple sine wave program, only to
>have no way to save it to disk.
>
>Here's a sampling
>http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/showthread.php?t=2249
>
>And to all the other listers:
>IF YOU HAVE A C64 FLOPPY DRIVE, CONTACT ME!
>
>You can also do some nice video stuff, and then theres
>the whole demoscene.
>a sampling:
>http://www.dmagic.studiostyle.sk/dmagic/gallery/gfxmodes.htm
>
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ya i met pixelform in nyc at bent 2006 and thats where i got the
idea i want to build upon that desighn with a comodore
the video glitching is a little more intense


--- In databenders@yahoogroups.com, "Deeba Deebz" <deebadeebz@...>
wrote:
>
> Check out some of the pixel forms instructions on doing just that,
> http://www.art-rash.com/pixelform/media/TI99/index.html
>
> Also check otu www.getlofi.com for more insteresting databending
and
> circuitbending info.
>
> Cheers. --CM
>
>
>
> >From: "frank" <pmfeeley@...>
> >Reply-To: databenders@yahoogroups.com
> >To: databenders@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [databenders] Re: commodore 64
> >Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 01:47:00 -0000
> >
> >i am thimking of using a tone generator that is run through a lfo
and
> >using the output to bend the video to make a mosaic-ish thing on
the
> >tv going along with the music
> >
> >
> >
>

AWESOME!
They have the SID chip so, thats worth a tweak, or
make a whole new box.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SID_Metal

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SidStation

As far as programming it, its laborous, unless you
have a floppy drive.
I tapped away at a simple sine wave program, only to
have no way to save it to disk.

Here's a sampling
http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/showthread.php?t=2249

And to all the other listers:
IF YOU HAVE A C64 FLOPPY DRIVE, CONTACT ME!

You can also do some nice video stuff, and then theres
the whole demoscene.
a sampling:
http://www.dmagic.studiostyle.sk/dmagic/gallery/gfxmodes.htm

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Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
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>heloo i just got a commodore 64 and was wondering if anyone knew a
>cost effective way to mess with them,

Well, the obvious thing is to take the SID chip out and put it in a
HardSID card which you can plug into your PC. But hundreds of people
have done that before and I presume you want to do something new!

The key things you'd be interested in, though, are the VIC-II chip for
video, and the SID chip for sound. Pin-outs and specs for those chips
can be found easily enough on C64 sites or in the C64 manuals.

Even without wielding a soldering iron, you can get some neat effects
by poking random values into the VIC-II's data registers, of course,
which again are easy to find on the net. Or take some SID tunes from
the HVSC, corrupt them slightly, and transfer them into a real C64 to
see what happens. (They'll probably crash but you might get some wild
noises first!)

You might also get some inspiration from some of the modding projects,
such as the MMC reader.

--Darren

Check out some of the pixel forms instructions on doing just that,
http://www.art-rash.com/pixelform/media/TI99/index.html

Also check otu www.getlofi.com for more insteresting databending and
circuitbending info.

Cheers. --CM



>From: "frank" <pmfeeley@...>
>Reply-To: databenders@yahoogroups.com
>To: databenders@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [databenders] Re: commodore 64
>Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 01:47:00 -0000
>
>i am thimking of using a tone generator that is run through a lfo and
>using the output to bend the video to make a mosaic-ish thing on the
>tv going along with the music
>
>
>

i am thimking of using a tone generator that is run through a lfo and
using the output to bend the video to make a mosaic-ish thing on the
tv going along with the music

Hello Frank,

not sure about bending , but a good use of SID micochip is covered here:

http://www.ucapps.de/

greets
t



frank <pmfeeley@...> wrote:                                  heloo i
just got a commodore 64 and was wondering if anyone knew a
  cost effective way to mess with them, i have cicuit bent a ti-99 and
  wanted to do somthing a little more controllable








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On Jul 12, 2006, at 5:34 PM, frank wrote:

> heloo i just got a commodore 64 and was wondering if anyone knew a
> cost effective way to mess with them,

Write software for it.

- John

heloo i just got a commodore 64 and was wondering if anyone knew a
cost effective way to mess with them, i have cicuit bent a ti-99 and
wanted to do somthing a little more controllable

hmmm, I have to try that out. I still have to try out
putting sandpaper on top of the cd while playing. It
might work as it slowly scrapes away the coating.

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i have found if you place a high powered magnet above the cd player in
the right spot it causes a distruption somewhere and can cause a
variety of effects ex: skipping slowing it down speeding up
i use the magnets they sell at joke stores that make a buzing noise
when you throw them in the air

A friend is starting a new online media/arts magazine called Innovative. The
magazine is looking for artists who are unknown and aims to give them
exposure. I know lots of people here are involved in various forms of art
and I thought this list would be an ideal place to reach the right people.

The email address is to reply to is: innovative_06@...

Here are all the details:


INNOVATIVE
adjective
1. origination, creation, invention and design.
2. the art of introducing something new; having a new and unusual idea.
3. a new online magazine introducing new and unrecognised talents.

Innovative covers everything and anything to do with undiscovered works in
the media/arts. Whether these are works by visual artists, writers,
filmmakers, music makers, journalists, or someone making an as-yet unnamed
form of art, Innovative covers it.

This is a place where you can post your work for all to see/read/hear and
comment on, chat to other artists like yourself in the forum, make
career-furthering contacts,
share your ideas before they become reality or simply make friends with
likeminded people.

This is a place where an up and coming artist can show off their skills and
talents, whatever they may be, without bias or discrepancy.

The magazine will be full to bursting point with reviews of short stories,
film scripts, poetry, new music and short films.

     “Innovative thoughts lead to Innovative magazine”



WHO’S DOING WHAT

Select a job and write a brief description what you intend to contribute
(e.g. post-digital poetry, pre-Raphaelite photographs, urban-sprawl poetry,
etc).


· WRITERS (scripts, short stories, poetry, travel stories, etc)





· EDITORS (chief, co)





· PRODUCTION (web designers)





· ARTIST (music, film, photographers, etc)





· JOURNALIST  (news/events)





· PR/ADVERTSING, MARKETING (advertisement, exposure, target market)









PERSONAL DETAILS




TITLE:



NAME:



DATE OF BIRTH:



JOB CHOSEN:





These details are private, they are for company use only, and will not be
shared with anyone at all. We swear on the eyes of our future children that
this information stays with us.


FAQ:
1. What is Innovative?
Innovative is an independent online literary/art/media magazine dedicated to
providing exposure for as-yet unknown artists deserving of wider
recognition. Innovative is full of intelligent reviews, articles, interviews
and digital content (music, video and photography) presented to inform and
enlighten.
2. Who is Innovative?
A small but dedicated team of likeminded creative people who love the art
but hate the monotony of mainstream art.
3. What are Innovative’s aims?
To expose progressive artists who innovate through genuine personal
expression rather than novelty. To encourage its readers to be more
creative. To promote thought through its articles and reviews. To unite
individuals who want more than the mainstream media offer. To cover art
which the mainstream media ignore.
4. Why is the magazine called Innovative?
Because of its focus on promoting innovative artists, writers and thinkers.
Also, unlike other magazines Innovative relies upon its readers to determine
much of its content. A large percentage of the magazine consists of works
provided by its creative readership, many of whom are artists, writers, etc.
5. How can I contact Innovative?
Subscribe.
6. How can I contribute to Innovative?
At the moment, you may only contribute on a freelance basis (i.e. no job
vacancies right now). To do so, contact the editor with your ideas or
enclosing a few (i.e. maximum three) LINKS to examples of your work. We love
submissions; we hate Inbox-filling attachments. Remember: LINKS not
ATTACHMENTS.

Bent data wise?  So far, just manipulation and playing with multiple
cameras making up one larger image.

Here's a tiny test video of that:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1644046193360807456&q=v8media

ian


On Jun 7, 2006, at 12.12 PM, rs wrote:

> Anyone got a good hack out of one of these yet?


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anyone do much with satellite television?

basically, with digital satellite services like directv and dish network, the
signal being sent to your house is an mpeg-2 stream.  as you might have heard
from the cable companies' propaganda, bad weather (storms and heavy rain) can
interfere with your reception.  however, instead of snow or traditional signal
interference, you get digital distortion.  of course, if there's too much
interference, the screen goes black and you get the dreaded  "searching for
signal" error message.  but sometimes you get a corrupted video signal with
some truly bizarre pixellation effects.  the effect is surprisingly similar to
bending JPEG files (though maybe this shouldn't be surprising).  it's pretty
cool except when you miss an important episode of your favorite show.

using a dvr and capture card, i've been collecting tv footage that's been
corrupted by stormy weather.  recently i edited together some of this footage
and set it to  "music" (noise music) by my band animals within animals:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tl_GOJB3ZAE

--
I've never thought of it like that before. But I'm going to go with,
"no, it is not strange to eat your own parasite."
http://www.animalswithinanimals.com
http://badtastesucks.com

BTW, the date of this event is 2006.05.05 aka FRIDAY MAY 5 @ 8 PM
// jonCates

On May 2, 2006, at 4:52 PM, jonCates wrote:

> AV IS NOT TV
> FRIDAY MAY 5 @ 8 PM
> BUSKER
> 1087 N Hermitage Ave
> CHI IL .US
> FREE
>
> AV is not TV will be four interwoven realtime audio visual
> performances by Taeyoon Kim and djANDY, Morgan Higby-Flowers and
> Brendan Pete and Black September with Brendan Pete. Crossing signals,
> each performance commingles with collaborative approaches to hacking
> and processing digital material. AV is not TV also featuring the
> video installation work ELECTRIC SPECTRUM TOTEM INSTALLATION by
> Michael Miles.
>
> AV IS NOT TV: http://fvnm.info/fray/av_is_not_tv
> BUSKER: http://www.buskerchicago.com
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
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BTW, the date of this event is 2006.05.05 aka FRIDAY MAY 5 @ 4:30 PM
// jonCates

On May 2, 2006, at 4:50 PM, jonCates wrote:

> I LOVE PRESETS, OFF/ON and Latent Light Excavations
> FRIDAY MAY 5 @ 4:30 PM
> The Eye and Ear Clinic
> Film, Video & New Media Dept @ The School of the Art Institute of
> Chicago
> Room 1307 in the MacLean Building
> 112 S. Michigan Ave
> CHI IL .US
> FREE
>
> The Eye & Ear Clinic presents a live realtime audio video performance
> by I LOVE PRESETS (Rob Ray, jon.satrom and Jason Soliday) with
> screenings of Scott Bartlett's ground-breaking 1968 video-film OFF/ON
> and Lynn Marie Kirby's recent digital film project Latent Light
> Excavations!
>
> I LOVE PRESETS: http://www.ilovepresets.com
> The Eye & Ear Clinic: http://fvnm.info/eyeandear
> [FRAY]: http://fvnm.info/fray
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

AV IS NOT TV
FRIDAY MAY 4 @ 8 PM
BUSKER
1087 N Hermitage Ave
CHI IL .US
FREE

AV is not TV will be four interwoven realtime audio visual
performances by Taeyoon Kim and djANDY, Morgan Higby-Flowers and
Brendan Pete and Black September with Brendan Pete. Crossing signals,
each performance commingles with collaborative approaches to hacking
and processing digital material. AV is not TV also featuring the
video installation work ELECTRIC SPECTRUM TOTEM INSTALLATION by
Michael Miles.

AV IS NOT TV: http://fvnm.info/fray/av_is_not_tv
BUSKER: http://www.buskerchicago.com

I LOVE PRESETS, OFF/ON and Latent Light Excavations
FRIDAY MAY 4 @ 4:30 PM
The Eye and Ear Clinic
Film, Video & New Media Dept @ The School of the Art Institute of
Chicago
Room 1307 in the MacLean Building
112 S. Michigan Ave
CHI IL .US
FREE

The Eye & Ear Clinic presents a live realtime audio video performance
by I LOVE PRESETS (Rob Ray, jon.satrom and Jason Soliday) with
screenings of Scott Bartlett's ground-breaking 1968 video-film OFF/ON
and Lynn Marie Kirby's recent digital film project Latent Light
Excavations!

I LOVE PRESETS: http://www.ilovepresets.com
The Eye & Ear Clinic: http://fvnm.info/eyeandear
[FRAY]: http://fvnm.info/fray

CALCULATIONS: PIONEERS OF COMPUTER ANIMATION
THURSDAY MAY 4 @ 6:00 PM
Gene Siskel Film Center
164 N. State
CHI IL .US
$ 9 USD

Decades before Hollywood CGI spectaculars, artists worked with
computers to create an aesthetic specific to the machine.  At IBM,
Bell, and in their own home-built labs, they generated visionary
spectacles from mathematical precision--complex abstractions,
stroboscopic patterns, kinetic rhythms, and volumetric illusions.
Tonight's program is a cross-section of films by these early pioneers-
from John Whitney's stunning, analog-computer-generated CATALOG
(1961, 7 min.) and the pulsating geometry of Lillian Schwartz's
ENIGMA (1972, 4 min., archival print) to the dense digital
metaphysics of John Stehura's CIBERNETIK 5.3 (1965-69, 8 min.,
archival print) and the allegorical characters of Peter Foldes'
HUNGER (1973, 12 min.).  Also on the program: HUMMINGBIRD (Charles
Csuri, 1967 10 min.); SUNSTONE (Ed Emshwiller, 1979, 3 min.);
CALCULATED MOVEMENTS (Larry Cuba, 1985, 6 min.); POEMFIELD NO. 5:
FREE FALL (Stan VanDerBeek, 1966, 7 min.); PERMUTATIONS (John
Whitney, 1968, 7 min.). 1961-1985, Canada/USA, 64 min.
16mm.

[FRAY]
Tonight's show is an instance of [FRAY], a distributed series of
screenings, discussions, student initiated projects and a conference.
[FRAY] traces intersecting hyperthreads of time, screen and code-
based experimental New Media art hosted by the School of the Art
Institute of Chicago's Department of Film, Video, and New Media.

[FRAY]: http://fvnm.info/fray
CATE: http://www.artic.edu/webspaces/siskelfilmcenter/2006/april/
edge.html