Getting that analog look in your content can be hard when you're working in digital media.
Audio Reactive

"Membrane is a digital artwork that merges audio-visual performance with installation art. Three-dimensional, volumetric creations hover between the performers, caught in a haze of rising smoke and data-reactive lighting.
Push 1 stop pulls out all the stops in generative worlds

This whimsical and powerful installation featured traditional Japanese origami and TouchDesigner-driven LED. Atsushi Kobayashi, Joe Ohara and Kenta Umeda collaborated with a grand master of origami from Manazuru, Japan to create this perfectly executed audio-reactive installation.
The Making of Orizuru Room a Traditional Japanese Origami Installation

Captured Atmospheres: interactions between light, smoke and matter is an ephemeral and yet very physical experience that posits atmosphere as instrument.
NaiveLaser's Captured Atmospheres Recreates Natural Phenomena with Lasers

Nice to see Nobutaka Kitahara's beautiful abstract meanderings selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick! Reaction-Diffusion is a program of complete real-time generation that reacts to sound in TouchDesigner. Music: Sk'p - Astravel
Nobutaka Kitahara | Reaction-Diffusion

Intermedia: Using or involving several media simultaneously; multimedia. Origin: 1960's (Dictionary.com) An Intermedia student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Lukasz has been using TouchDesigner for just under a year and in that time has created an intriguing and investigative body of work.
The Multi-sensory, Data-driven World of Lukasz Furman

Kinetisphere, an interactive installation designed and built by San Francisco-based creative engineering studio, Bot & Dolly to celebrate the launch of Google’s Nexus Q seemed to steal the show at the recent Google I/O 2012.
TOUCHDESIGNER in the KINETISPHERE at Google i/O 2012

Markus Heckmann's 'untitled_vertonung' was screened this September at Zagreb's 25 fps festival in the "Jury's Choice" program alongside other works by sound and visual artists Carsten Nicolai, Mark Fell, and Rechenzentrum to name a few.