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Ok, let´s get it serious.

For club gigs you can get around 150€
overhere at Helsinki.

It means playing from ca.21.00-03.30

We have quite strict policy for opening
times, so every club is supposed to
close at least at 04.00. at night.
(Sometimes this sucks,when it´s nice party)

But when you ...

"Whate are a VJ's earnings per hour"

This is scary! You sound like a taxing officer?

Hi, Mickey.

Haven´t use it with my new
lappie, cause I have an S-vid out.

When I did use it, it works just like an second output. Scanny just transfers the RGB signal to Comp. Also with the most of scannies it´s possible to zoom for the certain point of picture at screen, so this you last backup ...

I don´t see any problems of using that.
I am using quite a lot of different switchers. Also been using scannie,
but a different one..so...

Here´s the specs, anyway:

http://www.donlinte.com/level2/level3/sony1024.htm


[Edited on 9-11-2004 by xploitech]

PixelACHE 2005
Electronic art and subcultures festival
14-17 April, Helsinki
http://www.pixelache.ac

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CALL FOR PROJECTS

PixelACHE explores again the fringe areas of electronic art. The festival
program consists of concerts, clubs, project showcases, workshops and panel
discussions.

We ...

Sense you got nice stuff at website. :)

As I see it depends quite a lot what
kind of VJ:ing you use joystick or gamepad. I prefer realtime triggering
of clips and use lot of scratching and
speed movements. And for this gamepad
is really nice. Also it´s more easier to
carry for gigs than a big ...

You don´t need to have an adapter.
Just buy joystick or game controller,
with usb connection.

I bought mine as 8euros, cheap!!

The only problem with joystick
is that it´s really hard to connect
sliders for that.

You can check if you find a one
with knobs and sliders.

Either way it´s good for ...

Hi ya!

You can try with these.

VMIDIJoy reads the X,Y axes and
turns them to midi. You are able to
define midi settings by yourself.

http://vellocet.com/software/VMIDIJoY.html

Then you need MIDIYoke to support
multiple midi ports at one computer.

http://www.midiox.com

I did couple of gigs ...