Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2006 10:27 pm
OK, it's true that the other VJ software you've mentioned probably have the edge in effects and overall sophistication, but the one thing that Arkaos has that makes it the only serious A/V companion to Live - is a rock solid midi clock.
I use both on one PC laptop with Live sending midi to Arkaos through virtual midi (midi Yoke). The timing is tight - very tight infact and that's an essential in A/V. I've tried the demos of every type of VJ software out there for PC and Mac and Arkaos wins hands down in timing. Plus you can trigger a limitless amount of clips, something that VJamm (the only other serious clock) has restrictions on ....
As Hambone rightly says you can achieve a hell of a lot with this combination.
I use both on one PC laptop with Live sending midi to Arkaos through virtual midi (midi Yoke). The timing is tight - very tight infact and that's an essential in A/V. I've tried the demos of every type of VJ software out there for PC and Mac and Arkaos wins hands down in timing. Plus you can trigger a limitless amount of clips, something that VJamm (the only other serious clock) has restrictions on ....
As Hambone rightly says you can achieve a hell of a lot with this combination.