urbanprojections: We’re busy with a fantastic group of young people as part of the Nottinghamshire County Youth Arts Summer School.  The group are learning audio visual production techniques, putting together their own live AV sets, using Ableton and Resolume.  It’s also great to be delivering the sessions along side producer Si Tew… The final performances are gonna look HEAVY!
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urbanprojections:

We’re busy with a fantastic group of young people as part of the Nottinghamshire County Youth Arts Summer School.  The group are learning audio visual production techniques, putting together their own live AV sets, using Ableton and Resolume.  It’s also great to be delivering the sessions along side producer Si Tew… The final performances are gonna look HEAVY!

blog-anglophonic:

If you’re hanging out at 103 Harriet or 1015 Folsom

this weekend, and you notice some visually dark and disturbing images (and also sex) being projected all over the walls, it’s cos I’m here at 3AM mixing dirty things for dirty minds on a MIDI console.

Hi…don’t tell my parents.

Dear internet,

killerdinosaurking:

specifically, VJs,

Any of you who use Resolume, I’m using Avenue 4.1 and I can’t get the FFT audio analysis to work.  I go into the control panel and regardless of whether I use my card or my mic, the parameters don’t change to the FFT ones - in fact, I can’t get the parameters to work at all.  I’m pretty new to this, especially to the program, so I’m aware there may be a simple answer, but it’s not in the manual anywhere and I can’t find an answer on any VJ forum I’m aware of.