with Sean Russell Hallowell

PLEASE NOTE:

This is an online-only course with four meetings. Each session lasts about two hours. Individual sessions will be recorded and archived for later use, though this course is intended to be taken as a communal, real-time experience. Archived sessions are best used as a reference, not as replacement for live instruction.

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Jan/Feb 2024 session –

$150.00Add to cart

Schedule _ Tuesdays 5:30-7:30pm _ PACIFIC TIME

Tues Jan 9 2024 – 5:30-7:30pm Pacific
Tues Jan 16 2024 – 5:30-7:30pm Pacific
Tues Jan 23 2024 – * _ break _ *
Tues Jan 30 2024 – 5:30-7:30pm Pacific
Tues Feb 6 2024 – 5:30-7:30pm Pacific

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Apr/May 2024 session –

$150.00Add to cart

Tues Apr 9 // 5:30-7:30pm Pacific
Tues Apr 16 // 5:30-7:30pm Pacific
Tues Apr 23 – * _ break _ *
Tues Apr 30 // 5:30-7:30pm Pacific
Tues May 7 // 5:30-7:30pm Pacific

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This workshop — the second in a two part series — will explore how to process composite video signals with basic electronic circuitry. Building off of the work done in Part I with processing circuitry, we will expand to generating our own oscillators from scratch and using them to modulate both the luminance and the chrominance elements of composite video signals.

SOME electronics experience required (ideally Part I). Specifically, facility expected with topics including reading schematics, IC layout, function of basic electronic components, and practical breadboarding. Participants must source their own materials (~$50-75 based off where you buy them*) as well as provide their own equipment to generate and display composite video signals (camera or VCR, CRT, et cetera).

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A BoM with links for what to buy and where to buy it is available here:

docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XEenuqvjgk2yWwk8h9uy-pJD-b9nl97UWiovnjmA6J4/edit

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Questions regarding the materials or anything else? Contact isorhythmics@gmail.com

About the instructor: Sean Russell Hallowell is a composer and video artist from San Francisco. More online @isorhythmics and at isorhythmics.xyz

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