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Mathias
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Postvinyl. Andy Odia (left), Olly Farshi (right) live at resfest Vienna 2005. Photo: Mathias Fuchs. |
supported by resfest 2005 and equaleyes, Vienna |
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postvinyl This game
post-vinyl plays the game of hybridization on two levels.
On a hardware level it is a hybrid of a digital computer with analogue
sound modifications, content wise it is a hybrid of an exploratory 3D
shooter with tunnels and corridors and a DJ performance set-up. The users
have to slip into the role of a virtual DJ who can start and stop vinyl
records by jumping on the record players, picking up records and placing
them on turntables. The users can also look for custom-built sound guns,
i.e. weapons that allow for the placement of spatialized sound sources
in the performance environment. In this regard, the game once more cannibalizes
commercial mainstream games: the concept of the weapon is taken up and
transformed into a musical instrument.
EQUALEYES feat. RESFest 2005 Closing Night 20-22h EQUALEYES Sehschule - Your Update on Visual Culture Mathias Fuchs
(A/UK): Postvinyl Unreal Tournament DJ Gameplay 22-04h FUTURE ARTEFACTS
- Das Bildrauschen der Zukunft Mathias Fuchs
(A/UK), Oliver Farshi (UK), Andrew Odia (UK): Postvinyl. A Computergame
for DJ's Microthol
4youreye
- HD visuals Rainer Klang
(klein records, private dancer) |
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