Questions and Info.
One of the most common questions goes something like; "what software do you use ? ".. I often answer whatever I have access to and hope that it might be just as interesting to ask "what ideas or approaches do you use?" BUT in the end whether you might need a hammer or a screwdriver regardless of brand name is relevant, even inspiring and helpful for generating idea, experimenting and creating specific works ! So here's a small starting list-
A small list of Software links for creating Music Image Time work— what are some of your favorites most useful affordable etc.?
Mac only:
VUO- visual node based programming apps, vj, interactive media making can make components for some vj programs “vdmx”
https://vuo.org
“VDMX” modular synth approach , live tool for creating visuals from code, images, camera feed, or videos
https://vdmx.vidvox.net
Newer more streamlined and so far slightly cheaper- just started almost clone of VDMX concept
“Arkestra “
https://www.arkestra.app
VCV rack - mostly free modular synth and library of modules Mac and pc.
MAc and PC
Touch Designer
https://derivative.ca
Open Source , free and community designed similar tool to Touch Designer PC only so far:
Tool3
https://tooll.io
NUMEROUS phone and tablet apps for sound and animation some a fraction of the price of desktop equivalent and much more tactile
Eg. Mirack vcv clone for phone
Procreate Dreams ( tweeting like Final Cut and after effects but simpler)
Ikaosillator. (Sound music)
NodeBeat- visual music nodes
Animation Desk.
Borderlands - granular manipulation of recordings and sound samples
Virtual ANS - a bit like simple version of Mac based Metasynth program- draw and play synth sounds from visual images
I-VCS3 synth recreation for tablet
A small list of Software links for creating Music Image Time work— what are some of your favorites most useful affordable etc.?
Mac only:
VUO- visual node based programming apps, vj, interactive media making can make components for some vj programs “vdmx”
https://vuo.org
“VDMX” modular synth approach , live tool for creating visuals from code, images, camera feed, or videos
https://vdmx.vidvox.net
Newer more streamlined and so far slightly cheaper- just started almost clone of VDMX concept
“Arkestra “
https://www.arkestra.app
VCV rack - mostly free modular synth and library of modules Mac and pc.
MAc and PC
Touch Designer
https://derivative.ca
Open Source , free and community designed similar tool to Touch Designer PC only so far:
Tool3
https://tooll.io
NUMEROUS phone and tablet apps for sound and animation some a fraction of the price of desktop equivalent and much more tactile
Eg. Mirack vcv clone for phone
Procreate Dreams ( tweeting like Final Cut and after effects but simpler)
Ikaosillator. (Sound music)
NodeBeat- visual music nodes
Animation Desk.
Borderlands - granular manipulation of recordings and sound samples
Virtual ANS - a bit like simple version of Mac based Metasynth program- draw and play synth sounds from visual images
I-VCS3 synth recreation for tablet
FIRST Music Image Time Meeting Nov. 2nd 2024-links at end of paragraph
Our inaugural meeting and screening featured; Peter Miller as a special guest presenter talking about his work with the musicality and narrative interests in Spoken Word, Found Footage, Public Domain Archives and Machine Learning Based Image and Video Experiments. Scribbletronics is the creative entity of Australian sound designer, musician, filmmaker and artist Peter Miller. Peter is a graduate of the Australian Film, Television and Radio School and has been professionally practicing his craft for over 40 years. During that time he has been the co-director of a film production company, the director of a music production company, and has initiated many original sound, music and visual projects. For this presentation Peter showed and discussed two recent works; "Phantom Footsteps" (2024) created entirely from masses of text prompts and editing of a.i. still image and moving image processes using Luma.ai , Runway and MidJourney. "Beyond the Wall of Sleep" (2018) Peter also discussed his narrative and musical use of spoken word, creative composition and applications of found footage and spoken word from sources such as https://archive.org/details/prelinger https://librivox.org and https://www.gutenberg.org
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