Neal Johnson

This is a project put together with the new VIZZIE modules (some modified,) a little bit of AUVI, some pieces of code found here and there all to create a live video mixer with loads of effects. There are two video streams, each can be either a live video feed or a video file. There are a set of effects for each stream that can be daisy-chained together using a matrix. Each effect can be on or bypassed. Also each effect has a wet/dry mix control mixing the effected video with the original video input. The two streams are then mixed for output. This output stream can also be modulated by audio, either a file or live input. There are two types of modulation available, one just twiddles the pixels based on the audio level. The other modulates the separate RGB channels, based on the levels set by low/mid/high audio filters. This is a prototype, forgive the user interface, but most the controls are pretty obvious. The patch requires a large screen, or patience scrolling around. The video output is a separate window for full-screen fun on a separate monitor. Enjoy...


dual-video-mixer

Dual Video Mixer

Nick Donovan

The whole work is built in Max using a number of hacks, Google earth footage mixed with the auvi objects and the accelerometer data from the globe is scaled to modes similar to those in some of Eno's 'music for airports' tracks. The visuals are then split into an 3 screen enveloping environment, via a matrox tripplehead2go, with each screen containing four different layers of touch responsive video.

inter-activity

INTER-ACTIVITY

auvi@auv-i.com

FREE collection of 85 Jitter objects for Max 5 (OS X). Auvi performs unique complex video effects in real-time, and is optimized for extremely fast performance.

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