MAYAFLUX::Workshop 2 - Computational Audio-Visual Thinking

Three days of building, unravelling, and breaking things in MayaFlux, a framework where audio, visuals, and any other data stream share the same numerical substrate. Not mapped to each other. Not synchronized. The same numbers, interpreted differently depending on where you point them.

Day 1 we build one system together, live, in front of everyone. It starts as a particle field in 3D space and ends as something where the camera position influences what you hear, the light influences the synthesis, and the whole thing runs itself. Each step survives into the next. Nothing gets replaced. You watch one piece become itself over the course of the day.

Day 2 we start with a complete, running system and take it apart. The system does something that no other tool in this space can express: audio picking spatial regions from a live image of itself, the result mixed with the sound…