a workaround is to use a font with a capital version like Bodoni 72 and Bodoni 72 small caps and to switch between both.

Best regards

Jean-François

@jaio

If you can find a suitable cube LUT, for converting rec 2020 to rec 709, you could use my 'color grading' shader (TROIKATRONIX : ISADORA - DX – PY – Cube2LUT – ColorGrading).

This should allow you to convert the color, but will not be as true to source as making the conversion in something like Davinci Resolve (my recommended option).

@woland Many thanks L! Hopefully it’s possible.

Best wishes Simon

@dusx

Thank you. Managed to do this with the help of Claude Sonnet 4.6  which showed me how to retrain the data using something which has the same landmarks as in your Mediapipe pose tracking examples.
This seems to work very well, thank you. 

Not sure how to share the process? 

I took maybe 25 photos of each of 14 poses (yes, different handstand shapes, of course!)

Then organised them into this folder structure

training_data/
    arms_crossed/
        photo1.jpg
        photo2.jpg
        ...
    arms_raised/
        photo1.jpg
        ...
    lunge_left/
        ...

And then followed Claude's instructions. 

Here's my Colab notebook:
https://colab.research.google....

After I'd successfully trained that and got the files out the other end...

It then gave me the python mediapipe code. 
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi...

And that outputs the OSC into Isadora. Two streams, one telling me which pose it is, and the other giving me the confidence about it.

Hope this is useful to someone!!!

Cheers

Mark (not that Mark, who I'm sure doesn't use Claude to do his coding!)

@woland Thanks a lot. That makes sense... ;o)

@alex-x-audio

This looks very interesting. Could you provide a download link for the Max for Live devices?

We'd also love it if you could upload them to the Add-Ons Page with your description, as posts with useful tools eventually get buried in the forum over time.

@jjhp3 said:

Any ideas about getting the VSTs?

Depending on the names, sometimes you can look them up to find them (if they're from a specific company).