Been working on motion design with AI and I think it is getting to a point where motion design can create a ton of very cool stuff. Slowly improving things as you can see in the comparison video.
Would love some feedback on how I can make this a proper AI Marketing channel
I have been trying to grow my twitter account for a couple of months more. And I feel like I have stagnated it and gotten somewhat stagnated. I don’t know how but for some reason I am getting literally 20 impressions every day even after replying a lot and trying to post. Can someone help me with this. I live in the tech twitter side and I have no clue how to get the algorithm to fix itself…
What’s the one thing you still have to stop playing to do?
Start another track? Undo a bad overdub? Change an effect? Reach for the mouse just to stop everything?
Share your setup below and I’ll try to suggest one practical way to make that part easier. I’ll start with the first five setups so I can give each a proper look. Other people are welcome to jump in with what’s worked for them too.
A photo is nice, but a few lines are enough:
• Instrument:
• Looper or software (and Mac/Windows, if relevant):
• Audio interface and MIDI controller/footswitch, if you use them:
• The action that interrupts your playing:
• What you wish happened instead:
For context, I’m building Coherent. My demo uses a MacBook and a custom MIDI footswitch to control recording and playback while I play. One thing I’m working on is handling a slightly late pedal press without accidentally recording into another pass.
You don’t need to use Coherent to take part. A basic loop pedal, Ableton setup or DIY controller all belong here. Let’s look at what your existing gear can do before suggesting something else to buy.
If you’re still putting a setup together, share what you already own and what you want to do. That’s a perfectly good starting point.
Hey guys, if you remember the last post, I did promise a demo video. Well this video is to demonstrate the software and not my terrible looping or singing skills. I recorded this first try and went into the chorus a bit too quick but just excuse that plss.
I just want to show the looper and the custom made midi pedal. I wanted people to try it out for free because I feel this could help a lot of people. If you guys have suggestions or want to join the testing team, please do let dm me or comment, it would mean a lot to me.
Also I just created a subreddit for Coherent at r/Coherent where I will be posting updates regarding it. For anyone who is interested I would love it if you could show some support and help me make this a better :)
Also, quick note: the custom midi pedal costed me less than $20 and I want to keep Coherent free for the time being at least (I would rather help loop artists 🙂 ), you can see the UI and the interface as it starts changing from record to play mode.
Right now there are two modes, Record and Play.
Basically I recorded the first track and then the second track and then the click i did in the middle was to change to Play mode which makes the midi pedals a start and stop footswitch for their respective tracks. The fourth footswitch is for the start and stop all tracks which I used in the middle to stop them all. The performance wasn't exactly the smoothest ikk lol but it was just to showcase the software. Please so let me know if anyone is interested in this sort of a thing, I would love to give you guys access to test it out better.
Okay straight to the point, I built a custom midi pedal for my looping workflow since I don’t want to spend 200 dollars on one.
It costed me around $30 to make and has for pedals. Didn’t build a case for it but I don’t really mind it tbh. Could have gotten more pedals but I don’t have the patience to solder all that.
For the engineers out here, just tell me if you want the circuit diagram and code 🙂