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# Audio 2.0 : deux Haut-Parleurs, une lumière, une interactivité | ||
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## Description | ||
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Brancher et déployer une installation qui combine une lumière adressable à une sonorisation stéréo (deux haut-parleurs) et une interaction. L'ensemble produit un son lorsque l'interaction est activée. | ||
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L'objectif principal est de développer la capacité à brancher et intégrer efficacement les éléments techniques pour créer des interactions pertinentes et innovantes. | ||
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C'est une exploration pratique autour d'une lumière, deux haut-parleurs et une interactivité bien pensée qui peuvent transformer une installation en une expérience immersive et engageante. | ||
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## Objectifs pédagogiques | ||
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### Branchements | ||
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* Connecter efficacement les éléments audio nécessaires pour spatialiser le son. | ||
* Maîtriser le branchement d'une installation spatialisant le son stéréo | ||
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### Communications | ||
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* Utiliser un protocoles de communication en temps réel pour influencer le son (OSC, CV, MIDI) | ||
* Comprendre et appliquer les protocoles OSC, CV et MIDI pour créer des interactions sonores dynamiques. | ||
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### Spatialisation | ||
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* Positionner les haut-parleurs de manière optimale dans une installation spatialisant le son :** | ||
* Apprendre les techniques de placement des haut-parleurs pour enrichir l'expérience auditive. | ||
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## Livrable | ||
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Le livrable est une présentation de l'installation comprenant une lumière adressable deux haut-parleurs et une composantes activable. | ||
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### Installation stéréo, lumière, interaction | ||
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* Sélectionner et adapter des médias sonores pour une spatialisation efficace et une qualité optimale. | ||
* Contrôler la qualité du produit multimédia | ||
* Assurer la fiabilité et la performance de l'installation. | ||
* Créativité et interactivité pertinente | ||
* Intégration d'éléments sonores et lumineux une expérience immersive. | ||
* Présentation professionnelle du produit multimédia et des concepts explorés | ||
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## À communiquer | ||
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* Démontrer l'installation en fonctionnement | ||
* Présenter le résultat | ||
* Mettre en évidence l'interaction entre le son et la lumière, ainsi que l'interactivité créée. | ||
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* Expliquer les concepts explorés | ||
* Détailler les protocoles de communication utilisés (OSC, CV, MIDI) et leur application dans le projet. | ||
* Illustrer le processus de branchement et de positionnement des éléments pour la spatialisation sonore. | ||
* Décrire l'intégration et l'optimisation des médias utilisés. | ||
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* Justifier sa contribution personnelle | ||
* Exposer clairement son rôle au sein de l'équipe et les tâches spécifiques accomplies. | ||
* Argumenter les choix techniques et créatifs effectués, en expliquant en quoi ils enrichissent l'installation. | ||
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## Schema exemple | ||
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```mermaid | ||
graph TD | ||
U[Utilisateur·rice] -->|Interaction Physique| C[Interface MIDI/OSC] | ||
C -->|Données| A[Algorithme] | ||
A -->|Synthèse Audio| B[Interface audio] | ||
B -->|Audio Out L| D(Haut-parleur Gauche) | ||
B -->|Audio Out R| E(Haut-parleur Droit) | ||
A -->|Contrôle Lumière| F[Interface DMX] | ||
F -->|Signal de controle| G[Lumière adressable] | ||
``` | ||
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# Activités | ||
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* [Brancher des lampes](/activites/lx_3_lampes/) | ||
* [Midi Map](/activites/lx_midi_map/) | ||
* [Brancher des lampes](/activites/1_lx_3_lampes/) | ||
* [Midi Map](/activites/1_lx_midi_map/) | ||
* [Présentation lumière (Evaluation 1)](/activites/1_lx_presentation_LX/) | ||
* [Audio 2.0 : deux Haut-Parleurs, une lumière, une interactivité](/activites/2_audio_lx/) | ||
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# Lumière | ||
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* [Addresses](/contenus/1_lumieres/addresse/) | ||
* [Adresses](/contenus/1_lumieres/adresses/) | ||
* [Lampes disponibles](/contenus/1_lumieres/lampes/) | ||
* [Lumière ](/contenus/1_lumieres/objectifs/) | ||
* [Vidéo extention et captation](/contenus/1_lumieres/video-extention-captation/) | ||
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