Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2022

Ebosuite multitrack video in Ableton Live +. Korg Gadget


Korg Gadget has become the center of my workflow in the last couple of years. When I need to be inspired I usually start with hardware synths. When I am just motivated to create, and want instruments in front of me that I know and don't have to fumble through patches or patching, I start with gadget. With gadget and export to Ableton Live and the ability to merge multile als exports from gadgets allows you to remix your music, use multiple takes (saves) that you like or merge midi with audio in the same als save. In this video I take it a step further after exporting to Ableton both audio (samples) and midi, merge the two into one project and assign the midi to trigger video using the fantastic Ebosuite plugins. Also the parameters of start of video, size, color and most Vjay and video editor fx can be midi mapped to anything is just a performance waiting to happen. 

Thanks, 

Michael

Thursday, February 3, 2022

VS Visual Synthesizer, Screen recording 4 videos at once on IPAD!!


If you are using an Ipad to make music, edit videos or just curious of visuals this video 
is a proof of concept that an m1 ipadpro can record 4 videos at once. I also added a video
in the description for 4 output videos from VS Visual Synthesizer to show the concept
even further. I did try 4 VS output videos and a screen recording but the (FPS) frame rate
went down to 12fps and it was more glitch art than useable. 

You need:
A recent Ipad for two videos at once (it can be done on older models with some tweaks)
AUM or Audiobus to host 
Visual Synthesizer auv3
Lumafusion or video editor that accepts multiple video fromats
any auv3 synth app
a sequnecer or midi controller to trigger VS

Thursday, September 17, 2009

free dvd in celebration of korg ds 10 plus release

FEATURING:

- 5.1 sound, using only korg ds 10. (these are the original tracks. the dvd software adds the depth of 5.1, they are not remixed).

-plays like a cd. has tracks with no menus.

-The first short film made entirely on the nintendo ds. Title = Alien zombie stick men vs. regular headless zombie stick men. more than 1.200 drawings were used in the application flickbook ds. all 12 songs from the mchl nrvs with korg ds 10 album are used in the film. No effects (audio or video) outside of the ds were used. The still drawaings were converted to avi using media-convert and the audio was added in a cheap audio program. synopsis= aliens, seemingly friendly, come to earth to capture stick people. After taking the heads of the human stick people, the human stick people turn into headless zombie stick people and the war is on.

-The music video for Resonant transformers are Tesla coils. clips from the film are used syncing with rhythm of the music. Allot of effects on the video, original audio performance.

-The music video for Turn signal 74 trafficators are semaphore signals. another flickbook ds creation simulating the early car racing video games were you never arrive at the background destination. video synced to audio with allot effects and video manipulation, audio untouched. I have another version, of similar video, were the audio is lsdj and pixel h8's pro performer.

-the complete audio tracks for Quadruple John’s cage (Parallelepiped) and u.s. patent 0,334,823. The tracks feature a video montage of ds stylus slowly coming out towards the screen and occasional mchl nrvs being displayed. Both tracks can be heard in the sidebar of this blog.

-All music and video by michael nervous released under creative commons Creative Commons License
mchl nrvs dvd #1 by michael nervous is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
Based on a work at www.megaupload.com.

DOWNLOAD ISO FILE HERE:

Saturday, September 5, 2009