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GRAND MORLAIX STAIRCASE, Morlaix, Brittany, France, 1520-33

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Raf Simons Spring 18

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Resources: three free software libraries for vector synthesis

1. Vector synthesis library for Pure Data by Derek Holzer (a.k.a. Macumbista) - a library for open-source visual programming language, including examples for Lissajous figures, scan processing, & more - available on github here: github.com/macumbista/vectorsynthesis

2. REWEREHERE by Ivan Marusic Klif - a program built as a Max MSP patch including scan processing and resources for getting started with vector synthesis (list of compatible oscilloscopes, etc) - available to download on this facebook group: facebook.com/groups/479458422387475/

3. XYscope by Ted Davis - a vector graphics library for Processing (the open source programming language) that can integrate with the Kinect library, webcam input, and more - available to download on their website here: teddavis.org/xyscope/

All of these tools use your computer to generate output to an analog vector display using an audio signal. There are so many software tools readily available for this now, it’s quite amazing. Here are some full videos: https://vimeo.com/202910465 https://vimeo.com/226948239 https://vimeo.com/226597331

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