#Modul8 advanced output recording live series
The BPM series of effects make automation as simple as turning a knob, just like any other effect. The SDK provides examples and testing patches so you can develop your own Effects and Extras for CellDNA. You can even customize and edit the effects using Cycling74's Max software. Use the Open Source FreeFrame effects to extend your effects library.
#Modul8 advanced output recording live software
CellDNA is the easiest VJ software to learn and get started with, yet provides massive mixing potential.Īdd and manipulate real-time effects with your videos or camera input. With dozens built-in effects and free-frame compatibility, you can mix up your videos with radical warpings, keying, feedback, tints, and captions. Extensible with Cycling74's Max software, the possibilities are endless.ĬellDNA builds on the standard Cell interface for video designers looking to alter and composite images in realtime. Extensive MIDI learn, and templates for all of Livid's Controllers as well as a growing library of other controllers (including the Akai APC40 and APC20) allows you to use any MIDI controller for expressive hands-on performance of real-time video. Live video input, realtime recording, an advanced database for tagging, organizing, and finding clips, network control, and integration with Ableton Live makes CellDNA one of the most advanced and flexible video tools in your kit.
The intuitive, easy to learn interface gets you quickly mixing video, images, and sound. I almost bought this Motion Dive - Tokyo as a VG-99 add-on, for live performance - but I understand a program called " Union' is a better / more capable VJ system:ĬellDNA is designed for realtime performance of video, images, and sounds. Roland Japan site with demos and explanation of Motion-Dive Tokyo VJ hardware
Roland English site with demos and explanation of Motion-Dive Tokyo VJ hardware to fully exploit the V-Link functions To learn more about V-Link - Watch these video - shows how other Roland gear with V-LINK integrates into Motion Dive - Tokyo - a VJ-hardware/ software solution. V-Link essentially enables a dedicated MIDI output channel (via 5pin DIN MIDI OUT) which a separate Video application or VJ hardware (via MIDI) - responds with visuals that are pre-mapped to respond to specific notes you play Really awesome stuff you have!, im a big fan! i heard on M8 blog you are gonna be on Berlin doing a show, how long is it going to be, i plan to be there around May 20.* Use the VG-99's V-Link for triggering VJ Video gear by playing specific strings on the VG-99.
Hello, I really like the mixture between digital an analog it has a whole different feeling i think this combinations are very interesting and open a whole lot of new possibilities, instead of being a fight between analog and digital you joined both forces and end up with an amazing proyect! I am kind of new at these been studying digital arts in Mexico for the past 3 years, and its been all digital, i am really interested in live vj, video mapping and all that stuff live with visuals, i would really like to mix the analog with the digital, but i have no experience with the analog and have no idea what kind of machines you use to generate this stuff, i understand its a video OSC, what equipment did you use for this, and where can i get this OSC video generators, I understand its kind of like a synthesizer but insted of producing sound it produces images, but havnt found any of those could you explain alittle about this machines to me, and how did you input them into M8?
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