Archive for May, 2011
42 screen panorama Vanilli Linz Austria
We installed the playout system for a huge multiscreen setup in the bar vanilli in linz. all the monitors and cabling was done by the austrian company kraftwerk. the whole installation is running on three macpro. each macpro runs 14 screens. The overall screen resolution is 33600 x 480 pixel.
No commentsMy Chemical Romance play Guitar Hero
Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance drops by MOD to chat with VJ Leah Miller about his new comic book and to challenge her in a game of Guitar Hero! Aug 21, 2007. Check out the full interview on MuchAXS: axs.muchmusic.com
No commentsQuijote 3D animation. “Between the real thing and the fantasy”
3D VideoArt Electro Musical vision of the World of DonQuijote de la Mancha. by Eduardo Alvarez. Winner in FESTIVIT 2005 Animation festival. Music by: Sace2.
No commentsAbleton Tutorial: Basic ‘live’ DJ mixing in session view (Kutski)
The second in my Ableton Live tutorials, this time I show one way you can used Live software to perform DJ mixes on the fly. This is a very basic way of doing it, you are basically digitally replicating a traditional DJ setup in the software. A great way to get started using Ableton in a live environment
Showreel 2009
Full Showreel from Music Technology & Film Production (BSc) work at Staffordshire University and Freelance work.
No commentsiPod Nano (2010) first hands-on! [HD]
Here it is, the new (and completely redesigned) iPod nano. Super thin, super light, and really, the capacitive multitouch works very well. The screen is crisp and top menu navigation is smooth, but can’t say we have great feel for moving back out of sub menus (via swipe or holding down the screen). We’re going back for seconds and thirds, peep the initial gallery below! Update: Okay, we’ve gotten much more quality time with the nano, and we’ll admit that after some brief practice, the menu navigation is nice both going in and out of menus — holding the middle will take some getting used to, if only because you gotta avoid any other on-screen items that beckon for your digits. Probably due to the small size of the screen, there is no pinch-to-zoom for photos. Instead, we’re using a simple double-tap motion to a fixed zoom in / zoom out distance. The clock app has a very easy-to-read analog style to it, and swiping across the screen will give you a stopwatch and timer. There is no alarm clock, however, which as the Apple rep explained to us was a design decision given its lack of an external speaker. Bummer, as it’s the perfect size to strap on a band and use as a wristwatch — a fitting thought, too, given one of the settings will let us see the time every time we wake up the screen. Check out our video tour after the break. via engadget.com forosadvance.es
No commentsClub MASSIV 15.06.07 with the sound of LiquidPulse (Alienfolk & Studio Z)
… a travell through space and time … cities and cultures. Funky groovy beats mingle with all sorts of psychodelic visions … fully imaginative and very colourfull … driving fast and thrilling – with the sound of Alienfolk & Studio Z
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