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Freeflow
IsraTrance Full Member
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Posted : Mar 17, 2006 04:16
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hello creators!
i would like to share something i found in the trance section a while back, though i cant find the thread,
anyway from that thread there was a link to some cool visuals with music, and i found some real nice ones..
its a very nice trip to listen to the music while you flow in rhythm on visuals..
ill share the ones i found good,and give a link where you can find more...
http://s49.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2J093DIK2OS2510EGCKSGMPWOL
http://www.monostep.org/demo/demo/2005.html
This is something i would love to work with, but it would take some real hard work..
im thinking of gearing up with a friend who makes very nice graphical stuff, though not programming visuals, and thats the first hard part... well, so many things i want to do, i better start working someday soon.. haha
The question of all this, is, have anyone here worked on such projects, if so, would you like to share some insights, and tell more about the programming part 
Cheers
Alex
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gaianide
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Posted : Mar 17, 2006 10:23
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Hey Alex,
This might be the wrong forum to talk about this....
Do you want to do live visuals or just music videos?
It all depends on how serious you want to take it. Basic visual editing tools are essential for things like this, Virtual Dub is great for simple editing and it's free. Otherwise Something like Adobe premiere, after effects or Avid software.
If you want absolute control of creation for visuals and want to take it seriously learning a professional 3D package is a must: 3D Studio Max, Maya or Softimage are the tope packages. VERY time intensive to learn.....but worth it in the end.
For live performance look at Arkaos, Resolume, the new Edirol MD-P1 Motion Dive Tokyo package or invest in the Edirol V4 video mixer.
......good luck..... |
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Freeflow
IsraTrance Full Member
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Posted : Mar 18, 2006 00:07
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On 2006-03-17 10:23, gaianide wrote:
Hey Alex,
This might be the wrong forum to talk about this....
Do you want to do live visuals or just music videos?
It all depends on how serious you want to take it. Basic visual editing tools are essential for things like this, Virtual Dub is great for simple editing and it's free. Otherwise Something like Adobe premiere, after effects or Avid software.
If you want absolute control of creation for visuals and want to take it seriously learning a professional 3D package is a must: 3D Studio Max, Maya or Softimage are the tope packages. VERY time intensive to learn.....but worth it in the end.
For live performance look at Arkaos, Resolume, the new Edirol MD-P1 Motion Dive Tokyo package or invest in the Edirol V4 video mixer.
......good luck.....
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Thank you for the suggestions  very nice
i will look into them...
also check some other forum, though i dont know which, do you have any clue?
cheers mate
ohh and to answer the question, firstly i would want to get some basic insights in the graphical area, then ill see what i want to do, firstly i would like to make some music videos, then maybe if its a sucess i would like to do some shows with visuals. but thats too far away right now.. |
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martyn
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Mar 18, 2006 00:32
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Freeflow
IsraTrance Full Member
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Posted : Mar 18, 2006 00:49
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martyn - fr-044 is very nice! check it out
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Squarepusher
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Mar 18, 2006 07:24
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On 2006-03-17 10:23, gaianide wrote:
Hey Alex,
This might be the wrong forum to talk about this....
Do you want to do live visuals or just music videos?
It all depends on how serious you want to take it. Basic visual editing tools are essential for things like this, Virtual Dub is great for simple editing and it's free. Otherwise Something like Adobe premiere, after effects or Avid software.
If you want absolute control of creation for visuals and want to take it seriously learning a professional 3D package is a must: 3D Studio Max, Maya or Softimage are the tope packages. VERY time intensive to learn.....but worth it in the end.
For live performance look at Arkaos, Resolume, the new Edirol MD-P1 Motion Dive Tokyo package or invest in the Edirol V4 video mixer.
......good luck.....
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Once,i spent hours trying to make a animation of a ball start jumping (in maya)...
My girlfriend after almost one hour told me that i could do that with a click in the mouse,mind cracking software !!!
  
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sideFXed
IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Mar 18, 2006 15:04
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I'm still hooked on g-force (www.soundspectum.com)
or you could try vvv... I guess you can find it via google... very nice modular visualisation plugin...
I just love synced visuals at parties... actually I get booked more for visuals than liveacts 
 soundcloud.com/epsylohm |
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gaianide
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Posted : Mar 20, 2006 10:04
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also check some other forum, though i dont know which, do you have any clue?
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http://www.vjforums.com/
Thats the place to start. Very helpful and dedicated community. |
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Freeflow
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Posted : Mar 21, 2006 00:08
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On 2006-03-20 10:04, gaianide wrote:
http://www.vjforums.com/
Thats the place to start. Very helpful and dedicated community.
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Thanks mate i will check this forum.. nice indeed
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