Brown, George
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Eigenwelt Der Apparate-Welt, Pioneers of Electronic Art: George Brown, Video Sequencer (a.k.a. Field Flip/Flop Switcher, with digital control), 1972, Multikeyer (Analog with digital control), 1973 Bibliography
Eigenwelt Der Apparate-Welt, Pioneers of Electronic Art: George Brown, Video Sequencer (a.k.a. Field Flip/Flop Switcher, with digital control), 1972, Multikeyer (Analog with digital control), 1973. Introduction by Woody Vasulka. Article includes description of the instruments. Institution/Organizer:…
Tools by George Brown Bibliography
George Brown developed the Video Sequencer (1972), which switched between two video sources at field or frame rate during the vertical interval and could be externally triggered, and the Multi-Level Keyer (1973), a digital sequencer controlling an analog keyer that layered six sources programmable via an external keyboard; the Multi-Level Keyer was constructed for Woody and Steina Vasulka and a computer interface was added in 1977. Brown modified commercial equipment and served as Technical Consultant to Alan and Susan Raymond on The Police Tapes (1976), broadcast by WNET-TV.