http://brianhouse.net/works/forty_eight_to_sixteen/

Forty-eight to Sixteen documents my daily bicycle commute from Brooklyn to midtown Manhattan with sensors for my heartrate, breathing, and the cadence of my pedaling, along with chest-mounted video. Cellist Topu Lyo interprets my experience via a composition I derived from the sources that is precisely timed with the video. I am interested in 'performing' data and my and Topu's divergent but equally physical relationship to the information. Additionally, the physiological basis of empathy has implications for recent trends in media culture toward first-person viewpoints and the integration of biometrics into documentary. Named after the gear ratio of my bike.

• playback video via Max/MSP/Jitter and broadcast timecode via OSC
• display a JSON scorefile on an OpenGL/Pyglet interface for instrumental playback
• sync any number of clients via remote OSC

Copyright (c) 2013 Brian House

This program is free software licensed under the GNU General Public License, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions. It comes without any warranty whatsoever. See the LICENSE file for details, or see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ if it is missing.

Projects that use this software must credit Brian House and link to http://brianhouse.net