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[Walkthrough] Oscilloscopes, Everywhere [v1.2] - 29 ways to draw with sound on TouchDesigner

Oscilloscopes, Eveywhere [v1.2] is a collection of all the experiments with sound and geometry I've made throughout the years, gathered into one TouchDesigner project.

This walkthrough explores the entire anthology in real-time; 29 presets, and a much more intuitive interface. Connect your audio source, choose a visualizer, and watch your sound take shape.

Plus, I’m giving away one full copy of the collection this Sunday. To enter, you only have repost, and leave a nice comment on this post.

More experiments through the following.

u/uisato — 7 days ago
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Recreating a Painting in Blender

So how do you animate that in Blender while staying true to the piece? Well, it's ALWAYS a compromise. A big hold up in the process is trying to stay as true as possible while giving each element some character through movement that isn't the object floating in place. A happy balance of mostly stationary objects for your eyes to settle on and moving parts to convey your eyes to the next part. All wrapped up in an 8 second loop too (this one is 16 seconds but cutting that down is a necessity for releases and saving your hardware).

Each part of the painting needs to be evaluated as a singular frame in time, making each piece need to return to it's starting position, or move "out of frame". Defining the loops for each piece is typically the time consuming part... Some of the objects are hard to fathom in a 3D euclidean environment and some simply are impossible (or far too complex to animate by hand without painting every frame). It's arguably more difficult to do this than to just make a composition from scratch cause you don't need to define the shapes of each puzzle piece while putting it back together.

Once the "moving sculpture" is complete, it's just a matter of flying a camera through, framing shots, and a whole lotta rendering! Then all the pretty people in the crowd get to see the visual pack ripped live on the big screens. They can also be remixed so many different ways to fit various vibes and it's hella fun to mix with!

Stay creative all!

Original Acrylic Painting by Stephen Kruse

Animation and modeling by JonnaP Arts

u/Skidoobles — 9 days ago
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Kind of mastered the basics on Resolume - What's the next step?

I've been practising with resolume and I got decent at making visuals. I know how to play with effects, layers, and the basics of mapping (with just one projector).

what should i learn next if i want to vj at a party or at a live show? how do i connect the visuals to external music? how do you prepare for a show or a party? at least something simple.

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u/Sweet_Flower_1732 — 8 days ago
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these visuals I did for a techno rave

This was my second time ever using Touch Designer for a live performance. All visuals were generated and manipulated in real-time. With beat reactivity implementation via ARE.tox by sarv.vj

u/HeathTylerArt — 8 days ago
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Help requested. Trying to create 2 variable strobing screens.

Im coming at this from another community, mind machines. Most stuff there is focused on simple arrays of LEDs and a central box controlling the strobe rate. This feels super basic to me. I want to create a 2 channel video, where each channel has independent color/speed/brightness (and hopefully options you all can reccomend) controls. Software control is fine, but i love tactile devices. Then I'll make a 3d mp4 file to play on a vr headset. I would love to hear yall's advice and direction, i know nothing about this stuff.

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u/SnowLancer616 — 8 days ago