Live 6.2 alpha video capture
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:22 am
if that's real some incredible people built it!
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Live 6.2 alpha video capture
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Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 10:53 am
that is amazing - so what did you say it's an animation? it cant be real - how could they all get into the holes so precisely? and wouldnt the balls collide at some point?
if that's real some incredible people built it!
if that's real some incredible people built it!
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 11:04 am
yeah, it is so well put together.
Not a single ball hit the floor!
Maybe that is the 500th take where it eventually worked perfectly; like 007 throwing his hat on the rack to impress moneypenny.
Not a single ball hit the floor!
Maybe that is the 500th take where it eventually worked perfectly; like 007 throwing his hat on the rack to impress moneypenny.
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 11:06 am
really, really great idea...
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 11:12 am
Conny is probably ordering pipes on ebay as we speak.
Might as well pick up the dvd where that clip came from "Animusic 1"
Might as well pick up the dvd where that clip came from "Animusic 1"
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 11:16 am
haha, I can imagine building something like this in the garden shed, just need the parts from an old steam engine, church organ, recycled grand piano parts and a few hundred wooden marbles.
Not that different in principle from Reaktor, Tassman, Audiomulch, Bidule or MAXMSP ... etc. Though slightly messier to keep neat as a work-in-progress!
You can download an .exe version from the ATI site and the animation runs in realtime on your pc, with some limited user interaction You need a fairly powerful graphics card though. Would be nice if you could replace instruments with your own samples and feed in a different score to trigger all the activities, fine tune the velocity of the balls etc.
Not that different in principle from Reaktor, Tassman, Audiomulch, Bidule or MAXMSP ... etc. Though slightly messier to keep neat as a work-in-progress!
You can download an .exe version from the ATI site and the animation runs in realtime on your pc, with some limited user interaction You need a fairly powerful graphics card though. Would be nice if you could replace instruments with your own samples and feed in a different score to trigger all the activities, fine tune the velocity of the balls etc.
Posted: Sun Jul 30, 2006 12:12 pm
anyone else play elektroplankton on the nintendo ds? maybe this is what it'll be like by version 2 