A world of audio animated line cubes.
Goal was to create an effect that would look like neon illuminated mapped cubes.
Did not make image generator version for Coge / VDMX integration, but pretty easy to turn it into it.
EDIT : have removed unnecessary points.
Public domain.
Different versions included, random flickering (not audio animated), audio animated only the light (not the speed), speed animated on loudness, speed animated on frequency for microphone input or direct sound card input.
A basic but yet I found effective audio responsive animation.
Normal or Image Generator mode.
Sneak peek below, in 1080p, but by default on the Vuo website it starts at 360p that you can change.
This is a composition created for use in Resolume (etc) as an FFGL plug. It's designed to be used on a channel with a moving image and a lot of clear space (ie zero opacity). The feedback fills up in the clear space and then is automatically masked so that it has a "decay" and you can still see any background layers beneath.
I'd love some feedback (ha). I suspect this qualifies as a thoroughly noob composition. I'm sure there must be simpler ways of doing this.
I was thinking about this problem of a recurring image, and a method using an iterator in QC ~ this is a little more patching but a reasonably easy to follow composition. Hope you like it... will be good to make it responsive to music.
At the Kutztown University Grim Planetarium dome, Jaymie Strecker (Vuo developer and Project Ruori artist) explained our philosophy and process for improvising realtime music visuals using Vuo.
A Celestial Spring Eve 2016 was the 5th in a series of Computer Music and Visualization one-evening seminars at Kutztown University. In addition to Jaymie's presentation, it featured performances by fellow Vuo developer Steve Mokris and by Kutztown faculty and students.
