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Blue
Man Group DVD |
| Part
of a series of DVDs authored from Thomas Mulready's archive from
the Performance Art Festival. Presented at Cleveland State University.
Menus created and DVDs authored by CM. |
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Magnetic
Levitation Exhibit |
| Built
for the Great Lakes Science Center in Cleveland. A small globe floats
in a magnetic field controlled by a light beam. This exhibit showcased
in the City Guide of Cleveland Magazine. Designed Chris Yewell. |
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Light
Harp Exhibit |
| Built
as a component for the Magic Music Factory, this exhibit produces
musical tones as you pass your hand through invisible infrared beams.
The exhibit uses IR detectors, custom electronics and a MIDI sound
module |
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Chelm
Properties Web Site |
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Cleveland Multimedia was asked to re-design this commercial properties
web site, while not modifying the original data-base and ASP structure.
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Controls
For BFG Exhibit |
| Exhibit
Builders of Cleveland requested some technical assistance with this
exhibit for BF Goodrich. CM designed and installed sensors, controls
and a motor for a large rotating hour-glass. |
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Brain
Game Exhibit |
| This
exhibit correlates various human activities with parts of the brain
that control the functions. Electronic controls and computer programming
by Chris Yewell. |
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Ortiz
Performance DVD |
| Part
of a series of DVDs authored from Thomas Mulready's archive from
the Performance Art Festival. Presented at Cleveland State University.
Menus created and DVDs authored by CM. |
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Instrument
Machine Exhibit |
| Built
as a component for the Magic Music Factory, this exhibit allows
users to differentiate musical tone color (timber), by playing an
instrument matching game. Programming by Chris Yewell, with graphic
design by Tracy Douglas |
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New
Center for Art & Tech |
| CM
designed and maintained the New Center for Art & Technology's
web site. |
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Music
& Media DVD |
| Another
DVD for the Cleveland Performance Art Festival & Archive |
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Musical
Building Blocks |
| Built
as a component for the Magic Music Factory, this exhibit interactive
game allows children to explore musical scales a note sequences
by dragging colored squares into a row. |
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Shadow
Catcher Exhibit |
| The
McKinley Museum called on CM to produce the electronics and audio
for one of their new exhibits. The flash from a photo strobe creates
shadows that are captured in the phosphorescent walls of the "Shadow
Catcher". |
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See
You See Me Exhibit |
| Another
exhibit for the McKinley museum. This standard of all science museums
allows two users to blend images of their faces by controlling the
light on both sides of a two-way mirror. |
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Tempo
Tunnel Exhibit |
| Built
as a component for the Magic Music Factory, this exhibit lets children
control the tempo of a familiar melody by moving through the "tunnel".
Infrared sensors and custom electronics make it all possible. |
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Custom
MIDI Interface |
| Very
early in CM's history, a number of MIDI devices were produced and
marketed to musicians. While the devices are still in use, CM no
longer manufactures them. However, CM sometime makes special-purpose
MIDI interfaces for clients. |
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Custom
DVD Controller Program |
| This
Windows-based program controls the functions of a serial-controlled
laser disc player. The program has been used by clients who need
to convert older laser discs into DVDs. (Can be modified to control
new industrial DVD players.) |
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Air
Organ |
| Built as a component
for the Magic Music Factory, this exhibit explains the idea of note
duration. Jumbo sized industrial push buttons produce continuous
tones or pulsed tones at whole note, half note, quarter note and
eight note durations. |
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Magnetic
Levitation Proto |
| This
concept image for a client shows the Magnetic
Levitation Exhibit (see above) created for the Great Lakes Science
Center in a new form, using PVC tubing and new electronics |
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Performance
Art Fest |
| Another
of a series of five DVDs for the Performance Art Festival &
Archives. This one focuses on performance artist's from around the
world. For availability, please visit the Performance
Art Festival & Archives web site. |
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DVD
Event Timer Program |
| This
PC program controls a five disc DVD player in a museum's theater.
Various discs and tracks can be scheduled to play at exact times
throughout the week. |
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Original
CM Web Site |
| The
home page of Cleveland Multimedia's first web site. |
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Invisible
Bells Exhibit |
| Built as a component
for the Magic Music Factory, this exhibit lets kids play un-seen
bells by pulling on ropes. Children can produce cords by pulling
three or more ropes. |
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| Contact: cy @clevelandmultimedia.com |
