DigitDGT

Here is my first jam with Max for Live, running the Loop Shifter on some of my beats. Chaotic random jumping rhythms.

Four tiny drum machines with analog sound, IR wireless network, and photocell control.

One drum is running through a DigiTech Synth Wah pedal. The other three are mixed dry. The mix is playing through a guitar amp.

eric archer 2009

This vimeo demonstrates how i've set up my DJ template using Bomes Midi Translator to get the most functionality out of the APC40....

Much of the APC40 is fantastic but it's the little things that annoy, like the pan banks not always returning to the last value known and a lack of being able to control all the filters across each track without hard wiring a control knob and then losing it's other functionality...

As you can see this set up solves many of these problems and brings in the ability to use Live's Looper on the fly along with various other beatmashing effects....

To use the template you must be on Live 8.0.5 or higher and be using the full version of Bomes Midi Translator 1.7, without these the template will simply not work....

To achieve the Beat Jumping, reverse etc. effect you'll need to have a copy of the VST version of Reaktor....

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The depth of field is not a post-process effect. Instead the vertices adjust their texturecoordinates to the distance to the cameras focal plane. With these coordinates they fetch a pixel from a texture that is sharp and opaque on one side, and fades to blurry on the other side, creating real dof. Only works with dots and lines though. It works on a vertex shader and runs in realtime.

By Tom Jenkinson.

The overall concept of this video revolves around images of imaginary astronomical phenomena. I selected a method which I anticipated would be appropriate to the construction of "scaleless" objects, such that one could imagine them occupying planetary sized volumes of space.

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