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quick-jitter-ideas-for-interactive-performance

I've just been looking through the cv.jit library...there's some pretty cool stuff in there.

I only started looking at it last night, so i can't give you any specific objects, but if you use the "extras" object to choose each of the help files from a list (selected from the extras menu), you'll find loads of interesting ideas for visual effects.

Ps: Presumably you've already looked through the Jitter tutorials for things like crossfading, you could pretty easily setup a MIDI controller, (or other patch interactions), to do simple crossfades which should help you with it too.

Quote: neurodancer wrote on Sat, 25 November 2006 06:28

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> I've just been looking through the cv.jit library...there's some pretty cool stuff in there.

> I only started looking at it last night, so i can't give you any specific objects, but if you use the "extras" object to choose each of the help files from a list (selected from the extras menu), you'll find loads of interesting ideas for visual effects.

Thanks John, I had thought cv.jit was only for motion tracking, but that kind of processing can be applied to any input, I guess. I was holding off on going that route, but I'll take the plunge tonight, then!

Quote: neurodancer wrote on Sat, 25 November 2006 06:28
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> I've just been looking through the cv.jit library...there's some pretty cool stuff in there.
>
> I only started looking at it last night, so i can't give you any specific objects, but if you use the "extras" object to choose each of the help files from a list (selected from the extras menu), you'll find loads of interesting ideas for visual effects.
>
> Hope that helps,
> John

https://cycling74.com/user/AndrewBenson/stories

i found these are more inspiring than the tutorials...

check out andrew's jitter recipies: https://cycling74.com/user/AndrewBenson/stories

Quick Jitter ideas for interactive performance?