sound input

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julian_

Post by julian_ »

Hi Guys,
I've been using Reolume for quite a while now it got the best interface and is the most accessable ware I came across so far but I feel that a sound tracker or some sort of sound input that'll influence the image output would be so f***ing cool, to have one layer running on the sound and the other two... or what ever , wot you reckon..... doable?

SuperficiaL_

Post by SuperficiaL_ »

hi julian (and everyone else thats interested),

if u know are an actionscript guru (or if u know a someone who is) u can build your own flash movies that use the mic-in on your comp to produce graphics that react to sound...
ive been working on some things with a guy i know and it looks very promissing.

good luck!

SuperficiaL

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Post by edwin »

cool
do you have an example of this technique

julian_

Post by julian_ »

Sounds ace, you mean flash movies in resolume and flash only or any other format as well as well?

Superficial_

Post by Superficial_ »

well its a movie with for example a line that (like an uv meter) jumps on the peeks, or a block that fastly grows and schrinks on the beat and stuf like that...
but because u can use movie loading commands and stuff in resolume u can (randomly) trigger jpg's and swf's on the beat that are outside of resolume on the HD or even a webserver...
ill keep working on it untill we get some cool clips and then ill put them on my website.
ill put a link in the guestbook when i do...

SuperficiaL

julian_

Post by julian_ »

sounds good movie loading commands that you(or your guy) wrote in action script ...?......got to find a man like that....alltogethr though I'm not getting it totally, looking forward to see your link,
you know Visual Jockey..?
That was the sort of thing I meant with sound input.
Input that effects the effect level i.e..... that would kick innit...

Cheers keep up the good work

cyberabbit

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