Different random modes: in sequence, random, and the “drunken walk” (I’ve occasionally taken one of those myself).And, of course, with OSC you have your choice of whatever development environment you like – Processing, Python, or Pd, for instance (just to take the things that start with the letter ‘P’). It’s a good demonstration of what’s possible with Resolume’s OSC implementation, and could lead to other things.
#Resolume vs modul8 Patch#
In other news, our friend Gian Pablo Villamil in New York has worked up a full-blown Max 5 patch that produces a “chaos mode” for use with Resolume Avenue 3. The site is in Spanish but should be fairly easy to follow even if you don’t speak the language, or skip straight to the download page.
#Resolume vs modul8 android#
(My own Android OSC app is delayed for the same reason I’m doing some research into what’s best for control and what yields the greatest performance and writing the widgets from scratch.)Ĭhinowski is an accomplished visualist with a huge resume, worth checking out. What’s also nice about the TouchOSC layouts is that they don’t use Apple’s stock widgets, which aren’t always best for control. (Chinowski tells us about them on Twitter.) Various OSC apps have appeared on the Apple mobile platform, but this particular application is enabled by the new editor for custom layouts TouchOSC’s developer recently released. Professional in the multimedia area and digital video, editor. It's deep, and the learning curve is steep, but it is hand down the best program I have ever used. However TouchDesigners free version has very few limitations other then the output being clipped at XVGA. And while some of the hacks are specific to these tools, you could apply the lessons elsewhere.Īt top, Spanish Vj Chinowski has done some elaborate TouchOSC layouts for controlling Modul8. Resolume is king for clip selection and mapping. There are free downloads for these projects, too – no super-secret special sauce these visualists are happy to share. Case in point: thanks to hacks, we’re getting affordable multitouch control of Modul8 with an iPhone or iPod touch, and even a new implementation of “chaos mode” on Resolume Avenue 3. Other great apps like Resolume Avenue are VDMX, LiVES, Modul8 and VJmachine Resolume Avenue alternatives are mainly Projection Mapping Apps but may also be. Using OSC (rather inaccurately named Open “Sound” Control), interacting with live visuals is getting a lot more powerful. When applications are open to clearly-expressed control, it’s easier than ever – easier than with MIDI – to navigate their interfaces and make them express what you want.
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