Yaktronix

GLI/TC.H Part 1: Real-Time Performances

2011-12-09T16:28:00.001-08:00

An awesome job by Chelsey Hoff and Brandon Goei making this documentation of the first night of realtime performances at GLI.TC/H 20111

Friday, November 4th, 2011 - 7:00pm. Real-time Performances/Executables/Events at Enemy, Chicago, IL.

GLI.TC/H KARAOKE (London, UK)

stAllio! and Glitchard Nixon (Indianapolis, IN and Chicago, IL) - animalswithinanimals.com/

Morgan Higby-Flowers (Muncie, IN) - Morganhigbyflowers.com

Cracked Ray Tube (Houston, TX and Chicago, IL) - crackedraytube.com/

I ♥ Presets (Los Angeles, CA and
Chicago, IL US)

Interviews: Brandon Goei
Camera/Edit: Chelsey Hoff

sine.magnet.phosphoresced. - SAIC Graduate Thesis Exhibition, Spring 2011

2011-11-15T19:39:00.001-08:00

sine.magnet.phosphoresced.Audio and Video InstallationSullivan Galleries 2011*The audio of this documentation includes low-frequencies that cannot be reproduced without a capable sound system.Media: Modified television, computer, speakers, sinusoidal waveforms (48Hz. 98Hz. and variable), and electromagnetism. The cathode ray tube has become an antiquated and useless technology in this era of binary bits. This technology, by its current definition, acts as the quintessential representation of the rise and fall of technology in our rapidly progressing society. As a child outgrows a toy, we have collectively abandoned the CRT, casting it aside to be scavenged for valued metals in the proverbial wastebaskets of our cities.For the piece sine.magnet.phosphoresced., the now obsolete cathode ray tube television takes on a monumental, sculptural form within an immersive sound environment. The intense visceral response to this obsolete technology implores the viewer to confront the detritus of technological progress and innovation.Modern technology is used to drive the internals of the CRT giving the dated device a new voice. Though it brings new life to a dead technology, the process, since its initial installation, has been simultaneously destroying the CRT through the effects of ion burn seen in the center of the screen.

Workshop and Performance dates +++ new C(racked)RT Video

2011-09-27T14:56:00.000-07:00

Cracked Ray Tube will be performing in Denton, Austin (+Workshop!) and Houston

Denton Tx.
- Thursday Oct. 6th @ Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios (411 E. Sycamore St.) 9pm $3 over 21/ $5 under. (FB Page)

Austin Tx.
- Friday Oct. 7th @ Victory Grill (1104 E. 11th) hosted by Switched On Austin .
Workshop - 6:30 pm $30 (see description below)
Show - 10pm $5 (free for workshopers)
(FB Page)

Houston Tx.
- Sunday Oct 9th, "Off the Wall Fest" @ Super Happy Fun Land (3801 Polk). Doors at 8pm, $7
- Monday Oct 10th, "They Who Sound" series @ Avant Garden (411 Westheimer) 7pm $5 Suggested

The workshop will be a two part audio/visual hacking and building event. The first part will be building a DIY video transmitter and learning to use and hack the device to generate interesting audio and visual results. The second part will be a hands on VGA signal hacking tutorial and build teaching how to use the hack to manipulate and create visuals from audio sources.

New Cracked Ray Tube vid...

GLI.TC/H

2011-09-01T20:01:00.001-07:00

SUPPORT GLI.TC/H

2011-08-29T08:17:00.000-07:00

http://kck.st/qnKC6U

Cracked Ray Tube @ Defibrillator 7/31/11

2011-08-15T06:04:00.000-07:00

Cracked Ray Tube performing at Defibrillator in Chicago, 7.31.11 from James Connolly on Vimeo.

Live at TLVSN

2011-04-29T09:48:00.000-07:00

Cracked Ray Tube video documentation of a recent performance at TLVSN (curated by Theo Darst) as a part of Version Fest. 11 in Chicago. 4/27/11

CRACKED RAY TUBE LIVE @ TLVSN 3/3 from theodore darst on Vimeo.

CRACKED RAY TUBE LIVE @ TLVSN 2/3 from theodore darst on Vimeo.

CRACKED RAY TUBE LIVE @ TLVSN 1/3 from theodore darst on Vimeo.

2011-04-22T19:42:00.000-07:00

Upcoming

2011-04-21T07:47:00.000-07:00

Upcoming:

4.27.11 Cracked Ray Tube will be performing at the TLVSN event of VERSION 11 at the Co-Prosperity Sphere, 3219 S Morgan, Chicago, IL. FB Event Link: Version TLVSN

5.6.11 Cracked Ray Tube will be performing at Strange Electronics 2 at Enemy Sound, 1550 N Milwaukee 3rd floor, Chicago, IL

FB Event Link:Strange Electronics 2

SXSW in ATX and Beauty Bar in Chicago

2011-03-30T21:11:00.001-07:00

V.TX.TV Photos + Video

2011-03-16T15:13:00.000-07:00

Thanks for taking them Dave.

Upcoming Shows

2011-03-04T20:57:00.000-08:00

>>>>>>>> C(racked)RT:

>>>TLVSN#2>Monday March 7th>9pm>Maria's Packaged Goods & Community Bar > 960 West 31st Street Chicago, IL

Chicago, IL>FB Page

>>>SXSW>ETSY+Create Digital Music+Handmade Music Party at SXSW>Sunday March 13th> Workshop at 1pm + Performances at 3:30pm>Ace's Lounge>222 E. 6th St. Austin, Tx.>FREE

Photos from Transistor

2011-03-04T20:41:00.000-08:00

>>>>>>>>>>>>C(racked)RT

Cracked Ray Tube @ Beauty Bar

2011-02-23T12:43:00.000-08:00

Cracked Ray Tube will be performing an Acid Marshmallow event at Beauty Bar on Monday Feb. 28th.

> 1444 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago
> 10PM
> FREE!

Lineup:
> Battleship - battleship.bandcamp.com

> Cracked Ray Tube - Crakedraytube.com

+Acid Marshmallow DJ's and DJ Ryan Chupik

>>>>>>>>>>>FB Event Page

Why Not.

2011-02-01T00:46:00.000-08:00

Here is a recent writing of mine concerning my recent views and approaches to my artistic practice.

Why Not

Sow > Feb 18 > Transistor Chicago

2011-01-29T10:08:00.000-08:00

>>>>>>>>Strange Electronics: Realtime A/V and Hardware Hacking

{
>Cracked Ray Tube
//Kyle Evans + James Connolly

>Monica Panzarino

>Arcane Bolt
//Mark Beasley + Tamas Kemenzcy
}

>>>A collection of Chicago based realtime audio and video performers exploring the pseudo-alchemic discipline of homemade instrument creation by means of coding, building, bending, breaking, and the all around exploitation of strange and archaic hardware.

>>>8pm
>>>>>>BYOB
>>>>>>>>>$5 Suggested Donation

>Cracked Ray Tube: http://crackedraytube.com/
>Monica Panzarino: http://www.monicapanzarino.com/
>Arcane Bolt: http://arcanebolt.net/

Cracked Ray Tube Website

2011-01-19T15:24:00.000-08:00

http://crackedraytube.com/

Also, some upcoming C(racked)RT performances:

2.18.11 Cracked Ray Tube will be performing a friday night live event at Transistor, 5045 N Clark, Chicago
2.19.11 Cracked Ray Tube will be performing at I3 nuFest: Trajectories in New Media by emerging artists, 217 W Huron, Chicago
2.28.11 Cracked Ray Tube will be performing at an Acid Marshmallow organized event at Beauty Bar, 1444 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago
TBD Cracked Ray Tube will be performing at an event organized by Theo Darst at Maria's Community Bar, 960 West 31st Street, Chicago

And hopefully more to come...

Sine.Magnet.Phosphoresced - Audio/Video Installation - Kyle Evans

2010-12-19T12:19:00.000-08:00

*Note: Internal laptop speakers will not properly reproduce the low frequency sounds utilized in the piece, please uses external speakers.

-This is documentation of a recent audio/visual installation that explores an analogues relationship between sound and image. Sound is generated and modified algorithmically and is visualized through the utilization of the phosphorescent capabilities of antiquated television technology. Each television has been modified to display the electrical signal associated with the sound transforming it into patterns and imagery.

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo @ Pixilerations New Media Arts Festival

2010-12-05T11:02:00.001-08:00

Providence, RI. October 2010

WAVEFORMS Fall 2010

2010-11-22T20:54:00.000-08:00

WAVEFORMS @ Heaven Gallery
1550 North Milwaukee, 2nd floor, Chicago Illinois 60622
Saturday December 4, Starts at 7pm.
FREE
Lots of great performers + myself performing my piece for multiple TVs and video transmitter.

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2010-11-09T10:38:00.000-08:00

Pictures 11-6-10

2010-11-07T09:30:00.000-08:00

Trouble Shooting A/V System - Security Camera

2010-11-06T19:40:00.000-07:00

James and I set up and trouble shoot our CRT VGA/TV system as I record it on my thrift store 900hr VHS security video recorder

Performing for students in Nic Collin's Hardware Hacking Class 11/3/10

2010-11-03T16:12:00.000-07:00

James Connolly and I Combine Our Video Systems

2010-10-23T18:53:00.000-07:00

James Connolly's VGA CRT monitor feedback setup is crossed with my TV transmission feedback system.

February 2010 @ The Nightingale Theatre

2010-09-25T09:49:00.000-07:00

A realtime video performance of mine from earlier this year.

More TV Wobble: Electromagnets and A Video Transmission Feedback Loop

2010-09-16T13:11:00.001-07:00

TV Wobble: Experimenting with Video Transmission and Electromagnets

2010-09-11T19:00:00.000-07:00

A video transmission feedback look that is being modulated by an electromagnet whose own energy is received from the audio produced by the system.

Realtime Video Transmission Performance - 8/15/10

2010-08-21T19:27:00.001-07:00

A realtime audio/visual performance using a homemade + circuit bent video transmitter and 7 televisions.

Vids of Performances from myself and Die Computer @ Transistor

2010-05-09T13:05:00.000-07:00

Die Computer: Eric Pellegrino & James Connolly

Kyle Evans: Electronic Didgeridoo and Realtime Visuals

Elastic Audio, June 5

2010-05-08T09:54:00.000-07:00

2830 N Milwaukee Ave Chicago, IL 60618

Show @ Transistor, Chicago

2010-05-07T08:55:00.000-07:00

Synchronization/Pixilation: Electronic Didgeridoo and Real-time Video Processing

2010-04-30T08:02:00.000-07:00

I have been focusing much of my time recently toward expanding the potential of my electronic didgeridoo. As I have continued to experiment with the instrument sonically, I have also been developing a system that allows for real-time control of visuals in a manner that relates to and extend the musical capabilities of the instrument. I wanted to create a visual pallet consisting primarily of two distinct and opposing forces; analog distortions and digital malfunctions. The system is entirely controlled through the modified didgeridoo by utilizing audio reactivity and the available interface of the instrument. By combining the use of custom software with handmade hardware, I was able to produce a result that distorts visuals through rapid signal interruptions and pixilates and digitally degrades imagery through software manipulation and feedback loops.

Link to Higher Quality video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2r69mevaxFs

Here is a link to some info on the early stages of the project:http://yaktronix.blogspot.com/2010/03/electronically-modified-didgeridoo.html

Or for info on my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo: http://yaktronix.com/EMD.html

Some stills of the resulting visuals:

Some of the hardware:

Some selected stills of my patches:

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo controls realtime video processes

2010-03-22T22:15:00.000-07:00

This is the first step in a new project of mine involving real-time video processing using the audio from my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo. This is a test of some basic dynamic control from which much more complex control will follow as the project continues. Audio from the didgeridoo is filtered into bands in Max/MSP which is then used to control different parameters via a micro controller. Two video signals are being manipulated by means of dirty mixing and PWM through an analog switching chip. If anyone has some advice of just a good idea in regards to this project, please let me hear.

Pictures: I am using an ATMega168 chip in my Evil Mad Scientist board that I use for prototyping. On the breadboard is the analog switching chip which produces some really interesting effects when used to distort a video signal using PWM. The white box to the side is a Canopus analog to digital video converter that I had to add a fan to because it kept overheating and glitching out. The source of the visuals are coming from two DVD's; one is a blown out image of a lightbulb, and the other is just plain white.

Jon Cates, Jake Elliott and Kyle Evans @ Myopic Books - 3/8/10

2010-03-18T13:36:00.000-07:00

Jon Cates, Jake Elliott and Kyle Evans @ Myopic Books - 3/8/10

March 8 2010 Jon Cates, Jake Elliott & Kyle Evans @ Myopic Books by yaktronix

Popular Science Magazine

2010-03-14T19:23:00.000-07:00

There is a featured article in the new issue (April) of Popular Science Magazine about my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo. It is in the "How 2.0" section. Be sure to grab a copy and check it out!

Performing with Jon Cates and Jake Elliott @ Myopic Books this Monday March 8th at 7:30pm 1564 North Milwaukee Avenue

2010-03-05T18:47:00.000-08:00

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Electronically Modified Didgeridoo Performance @ Georgia Tech

2010-02-28T20:48:00.000-08:00

A performance with my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo for the Guthman Musical Instrument Competition on Feb. 27 2010. In the finalists round, the competitors were given five minutes to describe and perform their instrument. Besides someone repeatedly stepping on my audio cable (and at one point disconnecting it completely) I thought my performance went pretty well. It was a good opportunity to try out some new techniques.

New Audio Now Up on Sound Cloud

2010-02-23T13:48:00.000-08:00

I have a couple new recordings up on my Sound Cloud account including a live performance and an Electronically Modified Didgeridoo composition.

Live Recording @ Heaven Gallery - Fall 2009 by yaktronix

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo by yaktronix

New Website

2010-02-16T08:40:00.000-08:00

New Website Up: Yaktronix.com

Performance in Chicago: Friday, January 29

2010-01-23T17:47:00.000-08:00

I will be performing in a real-time video show:

Friday, January 29 @ The Nightingale Theatre.

Its located @ 1084 N. Milwaukee, Chicago, IL 60642

Performances:

James Connolly and Erick Pellegrino

Dave Musgrave and Saul Rojas

Je Je Jiyeon Lim and JeeSoo Shin

Will Robertson

Kyle Evans

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Electronically Modified Didgeridoo and Realtime Video Performance

2010-01-03T14:27:00.001-08:00

Video from my most recent show

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo and Realtime Video Performance - Houston 2009 from Kyle Evans on Vimeo.

Another Realtime Video Performance

2009-12-15T19:49:00.000-08:00

Video performance using a collection of homemade and hacked video processes and Max/MSP audio processing.

Interview about my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo

2009-12-15T15:34:00.000-08:00

Here is a link to an interview I had with musician and didge master Ed Drury about my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo.

Performing @ New Years Noise 7 : Houston, Tx.

2009-12-11T20:28:00.000-08:00

I will be performing new years eve at Super Happy Fun Land in Houston in their annual New Years Noise show. So far 16 performers! Should be a blast. I will be performing a realtime video piece and also performing with my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo.

2009-11-06T18:26:00.000-08:00

Video of my electronically modified didgeridoo + images processed by a "Sandin Image Processor" A very rare modular style video processor:

Electronically Modified Didgerodoo

2009-11-05T12:18:00.000-08:00

I created this instrument to experiment in the combination of the organic sound qualities of a didgeridoo with the advanced signal processing capabilities of modern computer programming and sound synthesis. This custom built didgeridoo features externally mounted modules that allow the performer to process and manipulate the sound of the instrument in real time. All control data is transmitted wirelessly via blue tooth and is controlling several audio processes created in a custom-built software environment. If you have any questions about the instrument please feel free to ask.

Signal processing section of patch...

Sample and synthesis sections including vocal and bull-roarer samples...

I use the Arduino blue tooth for serial data communication to and from my computer and a wireless microphone to transmit the audio from the bell of the instrument. The modules feature 6 push button switches, 5 toggle switches, and 6 pots. Power and data is wired from each module to the Arduino using thin magnet wire laid on the exterior of the didgeridoo and painted over to camouflage.

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo by Kyle E Evans is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

Real Time Video Performance

2009-10-21T20:49:00.000-07:00

Here is a video from my latest performance in Chicago. Its a real time video audio piece that utilizes a rapid analog video switcher I built using a micro controller and communication from max/msp. Here are the notes from the program:

This improvised performance will be a continuation of my experimentation in video processing and image distortion by implementing a combination of analog and digital techniques. Abstract videos distorted by means of pixilation and data compression are processed through rapid and rhythmic analog video switching resulting in de-synchronization and visual disorientation.

Field Studies Label

2009-10-03T14:55:00.000-07:00

Field Studies Label (fieldstudieslabel.com) is a newly created experimental label that I am involved with. What is most unique about this label is that its goal is not only releasing interesting work but also distributing free custom-made software to artists. I recently built a generative synthesis program that is available to download from the site. The site is just beginning so not much is available yet, but I could see this idea catching on.

If you want to contribute, you can contact Brian through his e-mail on the site.

Here is a still of the program I built...

Some Pics From My Last Show

2009-08-27T15:29:00.000-07:00

Thanks for taking them Duran.

Short Improvisation with my New Setup

2009-08-17T17:58:00.000-07:00

This is an short improvisation using my auto-matrix mixer and my new "event generator." I will be performing with this rig on Tuesday, August 25th at Super Happy Fun Land, a performance venue in Houston. Doors open at 8pm, please come if you can! I plan on continuing to perform with the rig for a while, or until I add something new to it. The event generator (my newest) is similar to a sampler but with more complexities; it works with multiple types of synthesis (additive, granular, and FM) as well as sampled materials and effects (delays and ring mod). Envelope time is controlled my a turn of a knob making it a very versatile instrument for both quick events or long drones. And like most of my work, algorithms and aleatoric composition are involved to keep things interesting.

Here are some stills of some of my patches for both the auto-matrix and the event generator.

Here is a list of who all will be playing at the show:

Kyle Evans
http://www.myspace.com/kyleevansmusic

Didimao
http://www.myspace.com/ddiiddiimmaaoo
Micose and the Mau Maus
http://www.myspace.com/micoseandthemaumaus
Chin Xaou Ti Won
http://www.myspace.com/igenigenigenvisegradiviz

Stolen Library

Thomas Helton

www.myspace.com/thomasheltonbass

Under Construction

2009-07-30T11:04:00.000-07:00

Here are some pics and info about some of the devices that I am in the middle of constructing.

and check out my new page myspace.com/kyleevansmusic

This first one is the newest and furthest from completion. I call it an Event Generator, it is for triggering and controlling samples and synthesis events from Max. This instrument and its accompanying program are designed to be universal so they can be added to some of my existing projects and performances. It is more of an add on than a stand alone instrument.

Here is my original outline sketch and schematic for the micro.

The next two are for my transmission project. The first is a controller for jitter (video in Max/MSP). With this device I will be able to alter and mix my transmitting video in realtime. It requires two micros to run.

The last is for syncing the audio to the transmitted video. It receives information from four photo resistors placed on the TV screen. The audio from Max responds to the brightness of the images on screen. There are four inputs because I intend for the finished performance to be in a quadrophonic setup.

First Stages of a TV Transmission Project

2009-06-26T13:08:00.000-07:00

This is an ongoing performative work that involves video transmission and audio/video synchronization. The video above demonstrates the beginning of a piece that I will be working on throughout the remainder of this year. I will try to add updates as much as possible through the evolution of the project.

As of now it consists of a handmade tunable video transmitter and a micro controller based on the ATMega 168 chip. Detuning the transmitter creates a multitude of visualizations and colors. Photo resistors on the TV detect light levels and communicate with Max/MSP for audio control. Here are some stills of the transmitter and my Max patch.

I plan on expanding the project greatly in the near future. It will be taken from stereo to a quadrophonic setup and will have greater image control using Jitter. I will try to update my progress as much as possible.

Here is a link to the site with diagrams of how to build the TV transmitter. There is a bunch of neat stuff on the sight about homemade audio and video transmitting.

A gearwire.com interview when I had a mop on my head

2009-05-15T10:38:00.000-07:00

stills of the patch I made that converted the information from the controller into usable data.

if you have never been to gearwire.com check it out. Neat stuff.

VHF Silicon - Kyle Evans - 2009

2009-05-15T10:05:00.000-07:00

VHF Silicon Kyle Evans 2009 VHF Silicon is an interactive audio/video installation showed in SAICs spring 2009 undergraduate exhibition. This piece is an experiment in computer automation and the compatibility of old and new technologies. Computer generated digital processes are used to control and modulate three analog video signals. A computer program communicates with hand built analog circuitry by means of the Art Bus micro controller. The circuitry switches and modulates three separate analog video channels that are mixed and distorted onto an easily manipulated early 70s television set. Three ultra-sonic proximity sensors are placed surrounding the television each controlling a separate video signal and responding to viewers positions and movements throughout the space. Multiple viewers and relative proximity to the sensors all effect and modulate the displayed video. When the sensors are not being activated, the computer runs autonomously and begins randomly switching through the video signals. The sounds were created using an analog modular synthesizer and are synchronized to the switching and processing of their corresponding video.

Here are some stills of the patch running the piece...

The artbus micro controller that I used communicates with max using an application called Transmogrifier which converts serial communication into OSC.

Here is a video of the prototype version of this piece...

check out the artbus micro controller website

Didgeridoo Improvisation - custom built controller for Max/MSP sound processing and synthesis

2009-05-15T09:53:00.002-07:00

This is a demonstration of my homemade didgeridoo controller. The controller communicates with Max/MSP via serial communication using a handmade micro controller circuit based on the ATMega 168 chip. I have it set up to control several levels of modulation, filters, delays and also trigger samples.

Here are some stills of my patch... (its a big patch so I can only fit so much into frame)

I used the Maxduino code to communicate with my micro (the ATMega 168 is conveniently the same chip used in the arduino!) Here is a link to a bunch of info on communicating your arduino to max/MSP

Hello World

2009-05-15T09:53:00.001-07:00

Yaktronix

GLI/TC.H Part 1: Real-Time Performances

sine.magnet.phosphoresced. - SAIC Graduate Thesis Exhibition, Spring 2011

Workshop and Performance dates +++ new C(racked)RT Video

GLI.TC/H

SUPPORT GLI.TC/H

Cracked Ray Tube @ Defibrillator 7/31/11

Live at TLVSN

Upcoming

SXSW in ATX and Beauty Bar in Chicago

V.TX.TV Photos + Video

Upcoming Shows

Photos from Transistor

Cracked Ray Tube @ Beauty Bar

Why Not.

Sow > Feb 18 > Transistor Chicago

Cracked Ray Tube Website

Sine.Magnet.Phosphoresced - Audio/Video Installation - Kyle Evans

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo @ Pixilerations New Media Arts Festival

WAVEFORMS Fall 2010

Pictures 11-6-10

Trouble Shooting A/V System - Security Camera

Performing for students in Nic Collin's Hardware Hacking Class 11/3/10

James Connolly and I Combine Our Video Systems

February 2010 @ The Nightingale Theatre

More TV Wobble: Electromagnets and A Video Transmission Feedback Loop

TV Wobble: Experimenting with Video Transmission and Electromagnets

Realtime Video Transmission Performance - 8/15/10

More Experiments with Video Transmission

Vids of Performances from myself and Die Computer @ Transistor

Elastic Audio, June 5

Show @ Transistor, Chicago

Synchronization/Pixilation: Electronic Didgeridoo and Real-time Video Processing

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo controls realtime video processes

Jon Cates, Jake Elliott and Kyle Evans @ Myopic Books - 3/8/10

Popular Science Magazine

Performing with Jon Cates and Jake Elliott @ Myopic Books this Monday March 8th at 7:30pm 1564 North Milwaukee Avenue

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo Performance @ Georgia Tech

New Audio Now Up on Sound Cloud

New Website

Performance in Chicago: Friday, January 29

Electronically Modified Didgeridoo and Realtime Video Performance

Another Realtime Video Performance

Interview about my Electronically Modified Didgeridoo

Performing @ New Years Noise 7 : Houston, Tx.

Electronically Modified Didgerodoo

Real Time Video Performance

Field Studies Label

Some Pics From My Last Show

Short Improvisation with my New Setup

Under Construction

First Stages of a TV Transmission Project

A gearwire.com interview when I had a mop on my head

VHF Silicon - Kyle Evans - 2009

Didgeridoo Improvisation - custom built controller for Max/MSP sound processing and synthesis

Hello World