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Here is one I've made (with many watermarks at the end...)

Geek Out Hardcore


The title sez it all... havin' some fun geekin' on Resolume !!
The resolution of the clip suffers due to re-encoding foo, but the raw Resolume output looks great.

Wink-Out


This clip goes in a different direction. I put it together while listing to the current Hearts of Space (http://www.hos.com/#programs/recent) program.


Note: When re-sizing the project, remember to make the gradient source render size equal to one half the project output size.

Being late and very busy, I managed to put this together, not expecting anything I needed to upload something because of the "challenge accepted" post on page one...



And it's pretty impresive to see what others have made...still learning, everyday!

another try

Can I also enter the competition? Here is my Harlem Shake generated entirely in Resolume. I'll probably get disqualified for adding audio anyway

Resolume comes closer to become a visual synthesizer. Great! I WISH I had one.
What about my work - it's rendered with resolution of 320x240 so it's better to render it in at least 640x480 (the more the better) if you have enough processor power because the compression kills highly detailed picture.
Good luck guys, nice to see what others make using the same tool!




Just click the columns to play loops.

Ok, this took me quite a bit to figure out how I could realize my Idea. I had build this kind of sphere before, but then I used two layers and used the spere in the composition channel. This made it impossible however to "include" a background without prerendering the sphere. I managed to created two synced spheres now and played around a little with bright/contrast to make the background not shine through to much. Still I think that the sphere looks smoother with a timeline automatization, though the "effect" comes quite well also, cause blowing speakers usually don´t come smooth;-). If anyone knows a possibility to run the two spheres with timeline in sync, please let me know.



And why bother with "blender"?

The sky is the limit!



Thanks everyone for the inspiration and motivation.

The Videowall is also a nice tool to get some dynamics. Here are some examples.

I was inspired by all the snow outside.
Looks better with the raw Resolume files rather than the compression.