Plural by ANEZ

Music has always been a powerful art form that has the ability to evoke strong emotions in listeners. However, for some, the connection between the music being played and the performer's actions on stage can be hard to grasp. In an effort to create a more immersive experience for their audience, experimental electronic duo Anez has been incorporating an interactive visual scene into their live performances.
Anez, made up of Anesz Szalai and Zoltan Demeter, focuses on improvised performances using hardware synths, samplers, and Anesz's voice to create their unique sound. To add another layer to their performances, they collaborated with Zsolt Török, a creative coder, to create an interactive visual scene that would help to visualize the creation of their music in real-time.
The visual scene involves two giant TV studio lamps from the 60’s that are controlled by Zsolt's software through Anez's audio signals. As the duo creates their music, the lamps react to the sounds they produce, creating a stunning visual interpretation of the creation process that the audience can see unfold before their eyes. “As a result, the lamps become a visual extension of the sound.”

Photos: Barbara Antal - at CTM Vorspiel festival
Youtube: ANEZ / Plural at Vorspiel festival - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8a4xIqZyJc
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