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Instead of values that depict functions such as a sinus curve the typographic output is caused by calculated values between 0 and 255, i.e „high“ (3.3V) or „low“ (0V). As there is just one value for the voltage screened in horizontal direction with each output letters as the E had to be cracked for recognition.
Posted on September 21st, 2008.
Categories: Inspiration, Research.
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Ricard Marxer Piñón tries to “consider the different possibilities of glyph, words and text representation and distribution in space and time”. He uses Processing and
Geomerative, a library he created to make it more easy to explore generative geometry with Processing.
Yeohyun Ahn gives some more impressions of the possibilities given with geomerative on
www.yeoahn.com/typography_typecode.html
Posted on September 21st, 2008.
Categories: Favorites, Generated, Inspiration, Processing, Programming, Research, Resources.
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The Meek FM Typographic Synthesizer enables direct and physical manipulation of letters via a controller. A cursor constantly redraws the type-face-specific shape of a selected letter on the screen and also functions like a play-head for sound output. Thus you can define transformations which get automatically applied to the whole font and simultaneously affect the character of the audio.
There have already been preceding versions of the Typographic Synthesizer without hardware which could be tried out on www.robmeek.com.
Posted on September 20th, 2008.
Categories: Favorites, Inspiration, Interactive, Programming, Research.
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