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I'm working on a new installation for a show at Georgia Southern University. There's a lot of layers to this piece that I'm pretty excited about. I'm using a simple modular synth (The MFOS sound lab ultimate with added ring mod) as a complex feedback pattern generator. I could talk about this part for a while. The oscillators are feeding the ring mod and sample&hold modules, then they are feeding the frequency input of the oscillators. Its a tangle of feedback signals that results in extremely varied and surprisingly animated patterns.
 Then I'm using several voltage outputs from the system (oscillators, sample&hold, ring mod out, etc) as control voltages to feed glitch gate transistors in the nintendo video brain. With some tweaking I've been able to get a pretty broad range of visual patterns and I'm really excited about the frequency alignment patterns that are emerging when the control oscillator frequency and video rate frequency align at various harmonics. There's a lot of potential depth in this layout that I'll be spending the next 2 weeks exploring. 