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in real time plays audio and video in real time. \n\nClick and drag the mouse over the instrument to play. \n\nDrag and drop audio files onto the instrument to load samples. \n\nPress the ‘D’ key to begin recording. The instrument will record and save the next 10 seconds of sound + video. \n\nThis instrument is designed to be played exclusively on laptop + desktop computers. \n\nProduced by MyFi Studio \nhttps://www.myfi.studio \n\nThe Bass and MyFi Studio partner to create interactive art and music-making experiences by presenting a series of Electronic Music Labs. Made possible with generous support by Art Bridges. \n\nMyFi Studio’s collection of instruments will be available on The Bass Museum of Art’s website beginning July 31, 2024. \nhttps://thebass.org \n\nInspired by Nam June Paik, MyFi Studio created in real time (2024), a collection of custom electronic music instruments. Credited with originating the term “electronic superhighway” (1974), Nam June Paik went on to create artwork that positioned digital media as an artistic medium just as social networks expanded globally, making way for the current entanglements between humans and technology. Works like Paik’s Internet Dweller (1994) corresponded with the public launch of the World Wide Web. \n\nTo further perpetuate the potency of connectivity and collaboration that the internet provides, The Bass commissioned MyFi Studio to create 404 custom electronic music instruments, offering a new avenue for internet citizens to co-create new work as a collective. The Bass and MyFi Studio will retain an additional 25 instruments each for ongoing and future use by the public. \n\nin real time is shaped by MyFi Studio’s electronic instrument building and improvisational performance practice. This collection of instruments is generated by code, written in p5.js and stored on Ethereum. \n\nin real time exists on the networks and systems that Nam June Paik imagined.
in real time plays audio and video in real time. \n\nClick and drag the mouse over the instrument to play. \n\nDrag and drop audio files onto the instrument to load samples. \n\nPress the ‘D’ key to begin recording. The instrument will record and save the next 10 seconds of sound + video. \n\nThis instrument is designed to be played exclusively on laptop + desktop computers. \n\nProduced by MyFi Studio \nhttps://www.myfi.studio \n\nThe Bass and MyFi Studio partner to create interactive art and music-making experiences by presenting a series of Electronic Music Labs. Made possible with generous support by Art Bridges. \n\nMyFi Studio’s collection of instruments will be available on The Bass Museum of Art’s website beginning July 31, 2024. \nhttps://thebass.org \n\nInspired by Nam June Paik, MyFi Studio created in real time (2024), a collection of custom electronic music instruments. Credited with originating the term “electronic superhighway” (1974), Nam June Paik went on to create artwork that positioned digital media as an artistic medium just as social networks expanded globally, making way for the current entanglements between humans and technology. Works like Paik’s Internet Dweller (1994) corresponded with the public launch of the World Wide Web. \n\nTo further perpetuate the potency of connectivity and collaboration that the internet provides, The Bass commissioned MyFi Studio to create 404 custom electronic music instruments, offering a new avenue for internet citizens to co-create new work as a collective. The Bass and MyFi Studio will retain an additional 25 instruments each for ongoing and future use by the public. \n\nin real time is shaped by MyFi Studio’s electronic instrument building and improvisational performance practice. This collection of instruments is generated by code, written in p5.js and stored on Ethereum. \n\nin real time exists on the networks and systems that Nam June Paik imagined.
in real time plays audio and video in real time.
Click and drag the mouse over the instrument to play.
Drag and drop audio files onto the instrument to load samples.
Press the ‘D’ key to begin recording. The instrument will record and save the next 10 seconds of sound + video.
This instrument is designed to be played exclusively on laptop + desktop computers.
Produced by MyFi Studio
https://www.myfi.studio
The Bass and MyFi Studio partner to create interactive art and music-making experiences by presenting a series of Electronic Music Labs. Made possible with generous support by Art Bridges.
MyFi Studio’s collection of instruments will be available on The Bass Museum of Art’s website beginning July 31, 2024.
https://thebass.org
Inspired by Nam June Paik, MyFi Studio created in real time (2024), a collection of custom electronic music instruments. Credited with originating the term “electronic superhighway” (1974), Nam June Paik went on to create artwork that positioned digital media as an artistic medium just as social networks expanded globally, making way for the current entanglements between humans and technology. Works like Paik’s Internet Dweller (1994) corresponded with the public launch of the World Wide Web.
To further perpetuate the potency of connectivity and collaboration that the internet provides, The Bass commissioned MyFi Studio to create 404 custom electronic music instruments, offering a new avenue for internet citizens to co-create new work as a collective. The Bass and MyFi Studio will retain an additional 25 instruments each for ongoing and future use by the public.
in real time is shaped by MyFi Studio’s electronic instrument building and improvisational performance practice. This collection of instruments is generated by code, written in p5.js and stored on Ethereum.
in real time exists on the networks and systems that Nam June Paik imagined.
in real time plays audio and video in real time.
Click and drag the mouse over the instrument to play.
Drag and drop audio files onto the instrument to load samples.
Press the ‘D’ key to begin recording. The instrument will record and save the next 10 seconds of sound + video.
This instrument is designed to be played exclusively on laptop + desktop computers.
Produced by MyFi Studio
https://www.myfi.studio
The Bass and MyFi Studio partner to create interactive art and music-making experiences by presenting a series of Electronic Music Labs. Made possible with generous support by Art Bridges.
MyFi Studio’s collection of instruments will be available on The Bass Museum of Art’s website beginning July 31, 2024.
https://thebass.org
Inspired by Nam June Paik, MyFi Studio created in real time (2024), a collection of custom electronic music instruments. Credited with originating the term “electronic superhighway” (1974), Nam June Paik went on to create artwork that positioned digital media as an artistic medium just as social networks expanded globally, making way for the current entanglements between humans and technology. Works like Paik’s Internet Dweller (1994) corresponded with the public launch of the World Wide Web.
To further perpetuate the potency of connectivity and collaboration that the internet provides, The Bass commissioned MyFi Studio to create 404 custom electronic music instruments, offering a new avenue for internet citizens to co-create new work as a collective. The Bass and MyFi Studio will retain an additional 25 instruments each for ongoing and future use by the public.
in real time is shaped by MyFi Studio’s electronic instrument building and improvisational performance practice. This collection of instruments is generated by code, written in p5.js and stored on Ethereum.
in real time exists on the networks and systems that Nam June Paik imagined.
in real time plays audio and video in real time.
Click and drag the mouse over the instrument to play.
Drag and drop audio files onto the instrument to load samples.
Press the ‘D’ key to begin recording. The instrument will record and save the next 10 seconds of sound + video.
This instrument is designed to be played exclusively on laptop + desktop computers.
Produced by MyFi Studio
https://www.myfi.studio
The Bass and MyFi Studio partner to create interactive art and music-making experiences by presenting a series of Electronic Music Labs. Made possible with generous support by Art Bridges.
MyFi Studio’s collection of instruments will be available on The Bass Museum of Art’s website beginning July 31, 2024.
https://thebass.org
Inspired by Nam June Paik, MyFi Studio created in real time (2024), a collection of custom electronic music instruments. Credited with originating the term “electronic superhighway” (1974), Nam June Paik went on to create artwork that positioned digital media as an artistic medium just as social networks expanded globally, making way for the current entanglements between humans and technology. Works like Paik’s Internet Dweller (1994) corresponded with the public launch of the World Wide Web.
To further perpetuate the potency of connectivity and collaboration that the internet provides, The Bass commissioned MyFi Studio to create 404 custom electronic music instruments, offering a new avenue for internet citizens to co-create new work as a collective. The Bass and MyFi Studio will retain an additional 25 instruments each for ongoing and future use by the public.
in real time is shaped by MyFi Studio’s electronic instrument building and improvisational performance practice. This collection of instruments is generated by code, written in p5.js and stored on Ethereum.
in real time exists on the networks and systems that Nam June Paik imagined.
On-chain drum machines and harmonic sequencers. Each NFT is a unique instrument.
These musical instruments are interactive and best played on persistence.wtf on a desktop computer.
Controls:
[space] pause the beat
[-] and [+] decrease or increase the tempo
[r] reset back to the first beat (the first row)
Save your pattern on chain:
1) Open your instrument on persistence.wtf
2) Create your pattern by playing the buttons and sliders
3) Press [space] to pause the instrument
4) Press [s] to save the pattern
5) Click [Save onchain] in the pop-up
6) In your wallet confirm the transaction
circles are bad was produced by MyFi Studio
https://www.myfi.studio/
DESCRIPTION_UPGRADE:On-chain drum machines and harmonic sequencers. Each NFT is a unique instrument.
These musical instruments are interactive and best played on persistence.wtf on a desktop computer.
Controls:
[space] pause the beat
[-] and [+] decrease or increase the tempo
[r] reset back to the first beat (the first row)
Save your pattern on chain:
1) Open your instrument on persistence.wtf
2) Create your pattern by playing the buttons and sliders
3) Press [space] to pause the instrument
4) Press [s] to save the pattern
5) Click [Save onchain] in the pop-up
6) In your wallet confirm the transaction
circles are bad was produced by MyFi Studio
https://www.myfi.studio/