Max/MSP/Jitter project on youtube
Hi Jitter/MAX/MSP fans, these videos are made using max/msp jitter.The music is purely data.
Enjoy
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Wow, those are great! There's so much potential with this program. I like trying to see what effects you used, I recognized some of them but not all.
Were you applying the videos to a GL shape, or just a standard qt.movie? If you use them as a texture on a GL gridshape you can get away from the traditional flat display, and "project" them onto spheres, cylinders, cubes, or other 3D models you can make in 3D apps and save as .obj. Very cool, though it will eat considerably more CPU.
Besides that, here is an effect you may want to try. I found the idea here on the forum and it's proven very useful. Basically it uses jit.xfade to fade a single video with a delayed version of itself... like the video equivalent of delay or reverb. It can really help smooth out choppy transitions, should one want, or just to add a cool smearing or flowing effect. A simple example patch is below. Note that you must have a speedlim in there for it to work (jit.xfade will not hook back into itself).
Thanks to the original person who posted this, I don't recall who it was... --CJ
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Hi Glad to show examples. The computer is really old. I do some open gl but it gets rendered down to QT. The video is produced live, and should respond to the audio, but it is just too slow. Dropping the resolution helps. All the code is there to operate fast on one or multiple machines. My plan was to just bring in a laptop and projector for gigs, so everything is slow until technology speeds it up. and i buy it.
cheers: Josephine Lipuma
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----- Original Message ----
From: Craig Iannazzi
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2008 2:51:15 PM
Subject: [maxmsp] Re: Max/MSP/Jitter project on youtube
Hi Glad to show examples. The computer is really old. I do some open gl but it gets rendered down to QT. The video is produced live, and should respond to the audio, but it is just too slow. Dropping the resolution helps. All the code is there to operate fast on one or multiple machines. My plan was to just bring in a laptop and projector for gigs, so everything is slow until technology speeds it up. and i buy it.
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