Tim Barnes
Graduate Student - Boston University, Dept. of Cognitive and Neural Systems
PhD. advisor - Ennio Mingolla
Lament
Mad science week at CNS, August 25-29, 2008, has come and gone. As a result we have a small program that you can also use to produce MIDI output from tracking an object on the screen, either by mouse or by webcam. Development is still very much in progress, but if you install the following dependencies there's a good chance you can get some reliable output. Results may vary, especially for linux kernels not built for real-time audio processing.
Dependencies
- ALSA
- Glademm library
- GTKmm library
- Cairo library
- Glade library
- liblo
- OpenCV
Work Resources
MATLAB
- MATLAB Tutorial for the psychology department
- CNSO MATLAB tutorials
Music
Caltech Chamber Music Program
For three of my four years at Caltech I played in small chamber groups, and the school was awesome enough to record each performance. True, the recordings are amateur as well as the performance, but who knows, maybe you'll enjoy listening to them after all.
- Caltech Chamber Music
- Winter 2003
- Franz Schubert - Sonata in Bb Major, Op. 30
- Piano - Andrew Kwok, Tim Barnes
- Spring 2003
- Aram Khachaturian - Trio in G Minor
- Clarinet - Soojin Son
- Violin - Brian Aydemir
- Piano - Tim Barnes
Fluid Dynamics
I got to help start this a cappella group at Caltech, and it was amazing. Here's a video of us in our first year, performing "I Want You Back" for the first time ever. Even though parts of it fell apart, the crowd went crazy, and we had a great time as a result.
- I Want You Back - Love Sucks 2004
- Making Waves Samples - Think about buying the one CD I'm featured on (so far)
Apparent Motion - I didn't make this, although I wish I had...
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