Improving my video
August 3, 2017 2:45 PM Subscribe
I project videos over a friend who plays music. Recently it's gone from projecting pre-made clips over one friend, to projecting live mixed clips, loops and effects over two. I'm wanting tips on good software to investigate, and where I should focus my efforts on skilling up.
This is the kind of thing I make when given enough rope: https://youtu.be/eYIy9SSdx2o
I want to know what sort of software is going to help me work with a similar aesthetic live, and not fall into the trap of it looking like a 90s dance party. Currently I use TouchViz on ipad, and I'm exploring TouchDesigner.
I have an iPad, a couple of low spec win/linux laptops, a mid-spec windows gaming PC (gtx 660, i5), and a 3300 lumen projector.
Budget is limited - I don't mind spending money, but am interested in cheap ways to develop the skills and get interesting usable results before I drop big $
This is the kind of thing I make when given enough rope: https://youtu.be/eYIy9SSdx2o
I want to know what sort of software is going to help me work with a similar aesthetic live, and not fall into the trap of it looking like a 90s dance party. Currently I use TouchViz on ipad, and I'm exploring TouchDesigner.
I have an iPad, a couple of low spec win/linux laptops, a mid-spec windows gaming PC (gtx 660, i5), and a 3300 lumen projector.
Budget is limited - I don't mind spending money, but am interested in cheap ways to develop the skills and get interesting usable results before I drop big $
Was going to say Touch, but you're already looking at it :)
posted by TrinsicWS at 10:01 AM on August 4, 2017
posted by TrinsicWS at 10:01 AM on August 4, 2017
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Vvvv - a free av visual programming language that can be used live
Pure data / gem - as above but with a different focus, can be used to mix video and apply effects etc.
Maxmsp / jitter - same as pure data but a bit more user friendly, but costs money
Blender - free 3d modelling software, but it can do so much, things like compositing that you would otherwise rely on after effects for can be done in blender. It's such a useful tool to have around.
I think a lot of people use processing for AV performances and unity would seem like a smart way to go too.
But after effects is so powerful, it may be worth learning.
- edit
But also, don't discount analogue things, VHS tapes, 16mm film, slide projectors, ohps!
posted by pmcp at 5:20 PM on August 3, 2017