Hello everyone! I’ve been having a lot of fun making collages with my scans and animating them. Wanted to share one of my latest ones. Three different scans in me scene here. The main environment is a scan from an abandoned hotel in Allegan, Michigan, it’s been virtually untouched for the last 50 years! Thanks for looking.
Free and open source. Have a bash.
Hi, I have a little bit of knowledge in Projection Mapping. But I want to go in depth of big architecture mapping.
Im attaching a few photos for reference which i came across, why and how do you make the template shown in the 1st and 2nd photo?
And how does it help and how to go about designing and creating content like in last two photos. If someone can please explain me the workflow from scratch, it'll be really helpful.
Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone, i want to ask what transitions are the most accurate to do a smooth transition between clips in a concert of folk-pop, the clips and elements are mostly of nature, lava lamps and mandalas.
An experimental temporal ghosting / long-exposure toolkit for TouchDesigner, built for turning prerecorded and real-time footage into smeared, split-exposure, echo-like motion.
The system layers delayed frames, masks the active subject region, and adds optional feedback persistence to generate distorted portrait, face, and full-body trails that sit somewhere between long exposure, temporal rupture, and spectral motion blur.
This release also includes:
— a custom FLUX-2 LoRA trained on experimental photography [the one used in this demonstration]
— the pertinent ComfyUI workflow for FLUX-2.dev + LoRA text-to-image generation
Available now through my Tools Store.
Both music and visuals by myself, deeply inspired by the recent BoC-related events.
Over this summer of 2026, I built Sonisphere— a browser-based platform that turns music into an interactive 3D environment.
Think about it like Soundcloud with a built in visualizer.
The pipeline is roughly:
Audio → Web Audio API → FFT → WebAssembly DSP/Web Workers → real-time data → React Three Fiber → Three.js/WebGL
I'd really love feedback on the actual experience!
visual by me. no ai, fuck ai. omnigeometry, after effects, and blender.
My partner and I brought our consumer-oriented music visualizer (Vibralizer on Steam / Itch.io) to Iceland Eclipse Festival for an installation. We had flight simulator levers, foot pedals, and an Elgato Streamdeck for a playful audience interactive piece we called “The Many Handed VJ”. It was a hit with everyone that tried it!
However, we were then unexpectedly asked if we could VJ some sets in the Afterglow dome. Not wanting to miss the opportunity, we said yes. By day I’m a game developer, but I’ve never actually VJ’d before, and I thought “How hard could it be?”
Dang y’all, I have a newfound respect for your performance skills. It was super fun trying to match the musical structure, think about what visuals to transition to next, and compensate for signal latency to the screens, all while people asked if I could plug in their phone to charge. I learned so much and I can’t wait to synthesize the lessons into better performance tools in the future!
A new output example from the updated version of my experimental multi-source video player for TouchDesigner, designed for frame-accurate video switching, playback manipulation, and display/render interventions. [And now, by popular demand, allowing even more video sources!]
Want access to the updated system + a detailed breakdown of exactly how I achieved the continuous motion effect on this piece? You can freely access it from Patreon, plus many more experiments through my Instagram profile.
This update introduces a new batch of synthetic MRI timelapses, alongside the exact settings used for generate more material in the same visual language.
The TouchDesigner network has also been optimized for faster, simpler use, and now includes an external Python tool for converting entire video folders into the frame sequences required by AVP in no time.
If you already own AVP 3, you know where to find it. If not, you can access it through Patreon or the Store.
They've been practicing on and off about a year. Their main art form is drawing. Full party audio available on my twitch page found in my reddit profile.
I’m sick of windows and looking for VJ software pipelines that run on Linux. The more open source the better but I’m not picky, mostly just testing the waters to see what’s out there if anything.
Heads up per sub rules: [AI] = the app's code was written by pair-programming with an AI (Claude Code); the clips/visuals in the demo are my own. [Promo] = it's my own project (nothing's for sale yet — just research).
Hey r/vjing 👋
I'm a music producer / VJ and I ended up building my own VJ app for macOS called VidiGrid. Honest disclaimer up front: I'm not really a coder — I built the whole thing from scratch by pair-programming with an AI (Claude Code). Genuinely surreal that it works.
The whole thing started from one idea: "play the movies, play the music." I wanted to actually perform clips off a MIDI controller (I'm on an AKAI MPD218), not just launch them — so triggering is real-time, with forward/reverse/scratch on the clips.
Where it's at right now:
Short demo of it running: https://youtu.be/1yuy64rgWac
I'm at the "is this even worth finishing/releasing?" stage and doing a bit of research before I go all-in, so I'd really value blunt feedback from people who actually gig:
Not selling anything — there's nothing to buy yet. Just trying to work out whether I'm building something other VJs would want, or just scratching my own itch. Tear it apart if you need to 😅
Cheers 🙏
Biggest jump is the tracking itself, multiple style options added, as well as shapes for the blobs. Out next week.
Windows & Mac | R24+