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    • maxiwille
      maxiwille last edited by

      Hi All !! assuming you already have the visuals: is there a way to modify/manipulate them with isadora ? in the way they do in the video? I made some testing with sound frequency watcher and sound level watcher over the projector´s parameters and combining with all general video effects we know with poor results.

      Any ideas? others software maybe?

      Alva Noto e Ryuichi Sakamoto

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvnhrl9z2Pw
      Thanks guys!!
      MAXI
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      • Skulpture
        Skulpture Tech Staff last edited by

        I think this will have been done live. Live EQ visuals and a mixture of pre-recorded video.

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        • Michel
          Michel Tech Staff last edited by

          @Maxiwille

          If you have version 2.0.5 try the FreeFrame GL plugin "Wave Warp" with your visuals or you can also play with the lines or shape actor and Wave Warp.

          Best Michel

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          • Michel
            Michel Tech Staff last edited by

            Set the angle to 75 and play with the height.

            Best Michel

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            • maxiwille
              maxiwille last edited by

              Thanks skulpture and Michel !!

              ...as I imagined another software is involved. Have you tried anyone?  (im on Mac by the way)
              Big Hug
              Maxi
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              • S
                sommerdi last edited by

                sorry .... i can't find the FreeFrame GL plugin "Wave Warp" ... please give me a hint or link

                Thanks  Diether

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                • crystalhorizon
                  crystalhorizon Tech Staff last edited by

                  There are also pianos with midi. Then you are able trigger more precicely

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                  • Michel
                    Michel Tech Staff last edited by

                    @sommerdi

                    Did you buy the upgrade to version 2.0.5? FreeFrame GL is only available with an upgraded 2.x version.

                    Best Michel

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                    • S
                      sommerdi last edited by

                      yes, i work with 2.0.5 ..... 
                      in the meanwhile i found the link
                      https://www.assembla.com/code/ffgl/subversion/nodes/14/trunk/binaries/osx
                      or do you have a different one ....

                      Diether

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                      • Michel
                        Michel Tech Staff last edited by

                        @sommerdi

                        Here is a post with links to various ffgl plugins, I think the wavewarp I have was bundled with the resolume demo: http://www.troikatronix.com/troikatronixforum/discussion/comment/10106/#Comment_10106

                        Best Michel

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                        • primaldivine
                          primaldivine last edited by

                          In Isadora version 2.0 there are even many more options, but I have created these sorts of effects often,using multiple frequency watchers, since I work with live New Music performance a lot.  It really is about experimenting with parameters and using multiple sound frequency watchers and just letting your imagination go wild with possibilities.
                          You can do a lot right inside Isadora. All kinds of looks, results, styles...

                          Am attaching my sound frequency user actor that encloses a bunch of frequency watchers that you can adapt to your own project preferences.  If you use the incoming data, for instance, with texture mapped 3D Particles, you can create all kinds of effects using the gravity parameters to have the results animated in various directions. Then add effects to the particles by rendering them to the 3D renderer instead of outputting them to the Stage Output right away.

                          d72f6b-frequency-watcher.iua.zip

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                          • primaldivine
                            primaldivine last edited by

                            here is a basic example as a starting point, perhaps? video attached
                            975871-isadoracore-usb-musical-lines-jgizz.mov.zip

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                            • primaldivine
                              primaldivine last edited by

                              and a screengrab
                              927438-musical-lines-jg-screengrab.png

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                              • maxiwille
                                maxiwille last edited by

                                Thanks Primaldivine !! this is very helpful and exiting for all the possibilities.

                                Big Hug
                                Maxi 
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