We’ve worked closely with the electronic composer and performer, Elburz, for his latest show: Escape. Mixing all styles of electronic music, from techno, bass music, ambient, all the way to avant electronic-classical, Elburz’s works required a unique and organic method of performance and visualization.
nVoid Art-Tech Ltd has created the audio-responsive generative visuals, projections, as well as a customized and fully in-sync live performance environment for Elburz to work within. This system is based around Deriviative’s Touch Designer, Ableton Live 8, and Cycling 74′s Max 6.
To the right is the trailer for show, and below is behind the scenes setup of the show.
Behind the scenes:Â http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFrQKepCvdk
Music:
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Visual work:
For more info, visit http://nvoid.ca
How was MAX used?
Max For Live was used on each of the bus channels to convert audio signals into OSC messages that drive visual effects and parameters, as well as being an integral part of the Touch Designer Ableton Sync Environment. (See behind the scenes video)
hii guys!cool like the scary vocals in the scape track, seems like some kind of intro i would use them in a break on one of my minimal techno tracks
have you done them on abletons vocoder i also use ableton? take care cheers
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