This online workshop introduces you to live video manipulation for performance and interactive installations using TouchDesigner ( ). To join the workshop, participants must download and install Zoom Client for Meetings, available free here:.It is recommended that participants use a mouse with 3 buttons, as it makes the workflow much easier.Participants must bring their own video files to use during exercises.Please check that your computer meets the minimum requirements to run the software. Before the first session of this workshop, participants must download and install the free software TouchDesigner Non-Commercial, available here.Prerequisites, recommendations, and requirements: Those who can afford the Regular or Member Rate at this time should continue to use those, as it goes directly to helping pay for the instructor. ** By donation for those facing reduced income due to COVID-19. This workshop will take place over video conferencing.ĩ hours total over 3 sessions, online // $58, or $30 for members
not the most helpful reply - but I would like to keep track of this thread.Add to Calendar 12:00am 12:00am TouchDesigner for Live VisualsĪ beginner workshop on real-time video manipulation for live performance and interactive installations, with artist Yasushi Harada. worth a look at his website anyway just for curiousty: Touchdesigner is pretty cool and used by lots of interactive media artists - not so easy to pick up either.Ī long long time ago, Jeff Minter made a program called "Colourspace" and later more lightsynth stuff. Nothing springs to mind other than Notch, but it's not free (and I'm sure there's a lot more options in paid vjay software). Otherwise Winamp/milkdrop still seems unbeatable - frankly I'm surprised there aren't more options for live video 'synthesis'. Maybe one day when I don't have to work for 'the man' I will make this into a plugin I can share. Here's a video I posted to show it in action: What I can tell you is that I learnt a lot from and implemented a open GL class for displaying shader code that I adapted from - and managed to hook up various visual parameters directly into my synth engine - so you could use LFO/envelopes etc to directly modulate the shader. and ended up developing a visualizer for a modular synth engine I developed for work - unfortunately I can't share the build or the code since it's effectively 'owned' by the big company I work for in my day job.
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