NAMM Video: Pioneer DVJ-1000, SVM-1000
DJ Ty hooks up with Jay, a national Pioneer demonstrator, who provides an overview of the DVJ-1000 (four of em) and the SVM-1000. via agidjpro
DJ Ty hooks up with Jay, a national Pioneer demonstrator, who provides an overview of the DVJ-1000 (four of em) and the SVM-1000. via agidjpro
We’ve been posting a lot lately – here’s a quick digest of the top posts from the last week, in case you missed them: More Psytrance Synth Fakery From DaliPosted on Wednesday, December 24th, 2008 in Music Videos – Comments: (6) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YckQXa6VnY It looks like Dali’s been faking it again! Bizarre VAX77 Foldable Music Keyboard… Read More Popular Posts On Synthtopia From 22nd December – 28th December
Abre Ojos playing Destre Chi Kegro live, recorded at the DE:CONstruction night at Forepaw gallery 5th September 2008 Melbourne Australia.
This video does a nice Mr Rogers on the manufacturing of the Livid Ohm MIDI control surface, by Livid Instruments. This controller is made and designed in the Austin manufacturing shop of Livid Industry. Edit by Jason Senk.
DJ MIKKU + Lucidhouse – an extract from live audio visual performance at Riki Tik Brighton. Audio mix by: DJ Mikku from the LumberjackS (Paris) Visuals: Lucidhouse
Resolume Avenue 3 is a real-time, multi-platform instrument for live (audio) visual performances. Check out this intro video and let me know what you think – it looks like it could turn into the Ableton Live of VJ software. The app is a free download, but it displays a video watermark on the output without paid registration.
Jan van Nuenen‘s Flowers is an interesting experimental electronic music video that explores the idea of using the Monome to control audio and video generation at the same time. Here’s how it works: The home made Monome is connected to a max/msp patch called boiingg (great app for the monome). Max sends midi to Ableton… Read More Using A Monome To Control Audio & Video At The Same Time
Recently we highlighted the work of sound designer and composer Diego Stocco, who has created a collection of amazing promo videos, like The Burning Piano, that offer audio/visual explorations of his work. If you’re into sound design, you’ll want to check out his new composition, Music From A Stapler, that was created entirely created by sound designing the noise… Read More Music From A Stapler
These videos feature the work of Valerio Spoletini and V-Scratch. V-Scratch is a software/hardware environment which allows for unique visual interpretations in turntable composition. It transposes nuances made by the rotation of the record: the variations of speed, audio spectrum and volume into video. The physical act of spinning the record back and forth is… Read More V-Scratch Combines Turntablism & VJing
An overview and demo of the Livid Ohm VJ controller by Livid Instruments’ VJ gear guru Jay Smith. via Peter