8-Bit Animation In Ableton Live
Can’t afford a dedicated VJ app? Then do animation in Ableton Live. Mark Gutierrez created these animated 8-bit images with colored MIDI clips! via musicofsound
Can’t afford a dedicated VJ app? Then do animation in Ableton Live. Mark Gutierrez created these animated 8-bit images with colored MIDI clips! via musicofsound
Trinity Audio Group has introduced Indamixx, a hand-held audio studio designed to let you record, edit, mix, DJ and publish songs or sound files on the go. The Indamixx touchscreen allows hands-on fader control with group-based automation in the Ardour DAW, as well as beatmixing and pitch adjustment in Mixxx, the digital DJ application. Indamixx… Read More IndaMixx Handheld Digital Audio Workstation Now Available
Digimix is an interesting new application that promises to put audio mixing into your Web browser. While Hobnox’s AudioTool is like Reason for your Web browser, Digimix is a browser-based audio mixing program. It lets you mix high-quality audio and offers many of the features of a programlike Garageband: an easy-to-use interface, effects and automation.… Read More Digimix Pioneering Mixing In Your Web Browser
This video introduces Younnat, a Ukranian electroacoustic musician that creates some quirky, funky music with a bizarre range of music controllers, including: Genius Speed Wheel 3MT Logitech Joystick Attack 3 Logitech Gamepad Dual Action Genius KB-06X Bulb kit Looks like he puts on a very interesting show. Let me know what you think of Younnat’s… Read More Younnat And His Bizarre Experimental Electronic Music Controllers
Rob Donnelly‘s Cartooyeah video for Moby’s “Ooh Yeah” video competition.
Another cool entry in for Moby’s “Ooh Yeah” video competition: Filmmakers are invited to submit their films for the track Ooh Yeah and the winner, chosen by moby, will win the $10,000 prize money and have their video used as the official music video for Ooh Yeah from Moby’s latest album, Last Night. This one,… Read More Moby’s Ooh Yeah Devil Day Version
This is another really impressive entry into Moby’s Ooh Yeah video competition. This one, by Eggman, features some very cool 3d animation, integrated with live footage.
This is a quick demo of Polygomé, an interesting patch that Matthew Davidson (stretta) made for the Monome. It’s a free download.
“Who ordered the large sausage?” Valerio Sacchetto’s entry for Moby’s Ooh Yeah video competition. This is fun on its own, but it’s also great to see different directors’ takes on one song.
Robot Films‘ entry for the Moby “Ooh Yeah” video competion: “Filmmakers are invited to submit their films for the track Ooh Yeah and the winner, chosen by moby, will win the $10,000 prize money and have their video used as the official music video for Ooh Yeah from Moby’s latest album, Last Night.” Ooh Yeah!… Read More Moby’s Ooh Yeah Invasion