A few minutes from one of my favorite gigs I did this year, Bobolink east of Chico CA. Mimosa is currently my favorite west Coast DJ/Producer But there are half a dozen others playing the same venues and sharing record labels that I really like a lot too. KnowaKnowone has been catching my attention ...

I luv the 5th dimension demo reel. Some epic events in there.

Interesting experiment, all for the sake of hanging on to what's familiar, but ultimately too much of a headache. We'll I've got about six hours of usable time to set up enough compositions in avenue for five hours of gigging tonight. The up side... at least the midi will be stable for once. My PC i...

hi mandawah I also map audio FX that toggle on and off to launch Resolume control clips simultaneously so that an audio effect always has a corresponding effect in the visuals. Using follow actions in Live I can trigger full automation sequences in Resolume so I can concentrate on the audio mix.......

I hope I'm not about to learn the hard way it would have been better just to download the mac version of Avenue and transfer my license. But I'm still going to want to use it on my PC.

I've begun watching Processing and QC tutorials, seems like the quicker route to gaining the type of control I want versus learning to build FFGl patches... I don't know. Suppose I wanted to build a patch to allow me several points on a grid with video mapped to it in 3d space and being able to move...

What's the learning curve? Does this require being fluent in C++, Java etc? No wysisyg editors to build the FFGL plugins? Sure would like to convert the puppet pin effect for After Effects into a FFGL plugin.

So far looking around on the web and on VJforums.com I've found only one person who has developed a couple of FFGL plugins. Pretty basic stuff. Nothing like I was used to. Am I missing something?