Hi All,

I'm teaching two new classes for O'Reilly at CreativeLive, building off the 
original 5 session course Processing and Arduino in Tandem. 

http://training.oreilly.com/arduino-audio-visual/

These new classes are also about coding interactive motion graphics in 
Processing with an Arduino-based physical controller.  One is on how to code-up 
a video mixer, providing an example of how to work with video in Processing to 
create a stand-alone application for visual performance.  

The other is on how to analyze an audio stream for controlling visuals using 
the Minim library.  The software created during this class will build off of 
the video mixer, adding live audio as an additional control data stream.

These courses are free while they are being broadcast from CreativeLive in 
Seattle.  The video mixer class is on February 25, 2011 at 10 a.m. (PST) and 
the audio visualizer class will be on March 11, 2011 at 10 a.m. (PST).  These 
are recorded and edited into video download packages for purchase and are 
bundled with detailed slides, source code and tip sheets. Source code will be 
available to follow along with the free live broadcasts as well.  

Both pieces of software use the projBox as an example of a custom physical 
computing interface controlling custom software.  You can build your own 
projBox variant from parts (and a little ingenuity) following the instructions 
here:

http://projbox.org/assembly/

I've also developed a kit that is available for purchase (now on Maker Shed!) 
with all the parts necessary to follow those assembly instructions.  The 
projBox kits are "craft manufactured" at Metrix:Create Space in Seattle.  They 
are aimed at those new to electronics interested in learning, from example, how 
to create a finished project with Arduino and integrate it with their own 
custom code.  The kit is available at:

http://www.makershed.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=MKORM01&Click=75162

Hope you can attend, and/or if you know someone who may be interested please 
forward this along!  


Best,
Joseph Gray
http://grauwald.com
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