Membership plan: Getting Started | Topics: Creative Coding
What you'll learn
Create Arduino based electronic prototypes
Control audio in Max 8 with sensors and your own custom hardware interfaces
Utilize Max to map software interactions to physical electronic systems
Apply interaction design concepts for developing installations and performances
Who is this course for?
Want your Arduino to control audio, video, generative 3D visuals, or even Ableton Live? Combine Arduino with Max 8, a powerful visual programming environment opens up many possibilities for interactive installation, generative art, multimedia performance, and more! You will learn very basic electronics, introductory Arduino skills, and how to use sensors and inputs to control Max 8!
Course content
Week 1 download file
Lesson 1 - What is Arduino
Lesson 2 - Electronics Kits Overview
Lesson 3 - Weekly Files and Activities Overview
Lesson 4 - Arduino Sketches
Lesson 5 - Arduino Board Overview
Lesson 6 - Activity 1 - Upload Sketch to Arduino
Lesson 7 - Electronics Theory & Ohms Law
Lesson 8 - First Circuit - Simple LED
Lesson 9 - Arduino to Max Digital Output
Lesson 10 - Setting the Arduino PinState and Value
Lesson 11 - Assistance and Troubleshooting
Lesson 12 - Activity 2 - Make LED Blink with Max
Lesson 13 - Assistance and Troubleshooting (continued)
Lesson 14 - Activity 2 - Make LED Blink with Max Solution
Week 2 download file - updated
Lesson 1 - Introduction
Lesson 2 - Review Electronics Theory
Lesson 3 - LED Resistor Calculator Circuit
Lesson 4 - Resistor Values (Colour Bands)
Lesson 5 - Activity 1 - Review Digital Output
Lesson 6 - Blink LED & Trigger Object (Order of Operations)
Lesson 7 - Activity 3.1 - Analog Input (Trimpot Circuit)
Lesson 8 - Activity 3.2 - Trimpot To Playlist Speed
Lesson 9 - Trimpot To Playlist Cue
Lesson 10 - Trimpot To Oscillator
Lesson 11 - Activity 3.3 – Photocell Circuit
Lesson 12 - Sensor Ideas and Inspiration
Lesson 13 - Q&A - Breadboard to PCB
Lesson 14 - Q&A – Arduino to AC Current
Lesson 15 - Q&A – Learning Electronics Resources
Lesson 16 - Q&A – Arduino Shields
Lesson 17 - Project Hive 2.0 and Proximity Sensors
Lesson 18 - Q&A Fritzing Software - End
Requirements
A computer and internet connection
Arduino / Electronics kit please check you can order all of these parts before the series starts
Max software - either free trial or full licence
Arduino software
Meet your instructor
Kyle Duffield is a Toronto based Interactive and Experience Design Professional who creates immersive interactive installations and brand activations. He is also known for his affiliation with the studio and former gallery, Electric Perfume. As an educator, and technical consultant, he has facilitated interactive media workshops and projects with institutions across Canada, Shanghai, and online. Currently, Kyle is participating in Cycling 74’s Max Certified Trainer Program, and is focusing on creating unforgettable technological experiences.
http://www.kyleduffield.com
http://www.electricperfume.com