Comments on: [VIDEO] Knightvision http://torley.com/video-knightvision I amplify your awesome. Mon, 01 Dec 2008 17:42:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Torley http://torley.com/video-knightvision#comment-4918 Torley Thu, 11 Jan 2007 07:35:24 +0000 http://torley.com/video-knightvision/#comment-4918 Kewl, <strong>Nanaki</strong>. I never actually used MixMeister to put together a mix when I was actually doing music (I tended to use hardware devices like the Yamaha RS-7000), but it sounds like they've come a long way. Kewl, Nanaki. I never actually used MixMeister to put together a mix when I was actually doing music (I tended to use hardware devices like the Yamaha RS-7000), but it sounds like they've come a long way.

]]> By: Nanaki Akula http://torley.com/video-knightvision#comment-4749 Nanaki Akula Tue, 09 Jan 2007 08:15:11 +0000 http://torley.com/video-knightvision/#comment-4749 Torley, I sent an IM inworld to my friend, so hopefully they do something about it for you. Also, the MixMeister software has always been one of my favourites to use. I started of with MixMeister 3, then got 5 Pro (which I gave a flogging to over the years), and have recently aquired thier new version - MixMeister Fusion 7. Fusion is alot different to 5, in nearly every aspect. One good thing about it though is the ability to drop a track in at any given beat, matched to the next. Its come a long way from live mixing with MM 5 Pro, where each beat could/had to be individually synched. I give it, 4 stars! =P **** Torley, I sent an IM inworld to my friend, so hopefully they do something about it for you.

Also, the MixMeister software has always been one of my favourites to use.

I started of with MixMeister 3, then got 5 Pro (which I gave a flogging to over the years), and have recently aquired thier new version - MixMeister Fusion 7.

Fusion is alot different to 5, in nearly every aspect. One good thing about it though is the ability to drop a track in at any given beat, matched to the next. Its come a long way from live mixing with MM 5 Pro, where each beat could/had to be individually synched.

I give it, 4 stars! =P ****

]]> By: Torley http://torley.com/video-knightvision#comment-4736 Torley Tue, 09 Jan 2007 04:00:41 +0000 http://torley.com/video-knightvision/#comment-4736 Behind the scenes... I shot the inworld footage running through an open plain in the dark. It's like one of those camping trips where YOU FORGOT THE MARSHMALLOWS and run all the way back to the truck/van/SUV/submarine/other large vehicle to get 'em. The rhythm aka "heartbeat" (ooooh I do like that!) was added afterwards, in sync with the BPM. Speaking of, if you want a good, free tempo-detector, I suggest MixMeister BPM Analyzer. As is wont to do with me, certain events happened to lineup and work really well. I have "Cheesy Beacon" from under the Client menu turned on too. <strong>Nanaki</strong>, sure, I'd like to see them if they aren't the only copies that you gave to your friend; I've hate to deprive them of their HUDs. ;) <strong>Signore</strong>, oooh that's trippy! Yeah I'm a big fan of wireframe today. It was even used on the front SecondLife.com page for the Open Source graphic that Bub Linden did! I'd also recommend asking Harry Linden about translucent HUDs; he has a nice collection. <strong>Dillon</strong>, I like to insert organicity into what I do. In some way, I wanted to make the pixels breathe. If that makes sense. You know what I say about rhythm, <strong>Ravie</strong>! <3 Behind the scenes… I shot the inworld footage running through an open plain in the dark. It's like one of those camping trips where YOU FORGOT THE MARSHMALLOWS and run all the way back to the truck/van/SUV/submarine/other large vehicle to get 'em. The rhythm aka "heartbeat" (ooooh I do like that!) was added afterwards, in sync with the BPM.

Speaking of, if you want a good, free tempo-detector, I suggest MixMeister BPM Analyzer.

As is wont to do with me, certain events happened to lineup and work really well. I have "Cheesy Beacon" from under the Client menu turned on too.

Nanaki, sure, I'd like to see them if they aren't the only copies that you gave to your friend; I've hate to deprive them of their HUDs. ;)

Signore, oooh that's trippy! Yeah I'm a big fan of wireframe today. It was even used on the front SecondLife.com page for the Open Source graphic that Bub Linden did! I'd also recommend asking Harry Linden about translucent HUDs; he has a nice collection.

Dillon, I like to insert organicity into what I do. In some way, I wanted to make the pixels breathe. If that makes sense.

You know what I say about rhythm, Ravie! <3

]]> By: Dillon Morenz http://torley.com/video-knightvision#comment-4705 Dillon Morenz Mon, 08 Jan 2007 18:43:11 +0000 http://torley.com/video-knightvision/#comment-4705 That video has its own heartbeat. The visuals seem like a spontaneous, self-aware (as opposed to pre-edited) response to the audio. As though what we're watching a living thought, or something. Is that because of the heartbeat? I dunno. It evokes interesting (and crazy?) notions though. Nice work Torley. :) That video has its own heartbeat. The visuals seem like a spontaneous, self-aware (as opposed to pre-edited) response to the audio. As though what we're watching a living thought, or something. Is that because of the heartbeat? I dunno. It evokes interesting (and crazy?) notions though.

Nice work Torley. :)

]]> By: Signore Iredell http://torley.com/video-knightvision#comment-4658 Signore Iredell Mon, 08 Jan 2007 02:57:29 +0000 http://torley.com/video-knightvision/#comment-4658 I love Client menu’s Rendering options. While playing around with them I grabbed some strange video effects in a short movie here: http://signore.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/melting-pixels And I love wireframe (CTRL+SHIFT+R) too... =) Would someone kindly provide me with a couple of keywords about translucent HUDs ? I really want to learn more about them. /me agrees with Ravanelle, very nice video, Torley! I love Client menu’s Rendering options. While playing around with them I grabbed some strange video effects in a short movie here:
http://signore.wordpress.com/2006/10/05/melting-pixels

And I love wireframe (CTRL+SHIFT+R) too… =)

Would someone kindly provide me with a couple of keywords about translucent HUDs ? I really want to learn more about them.

/me agrees with Ravanelle, very nice video, Torley!

]]> By: Nanaki Akula http://torley.com/video-knightvision#comment-4625 Nanaki Akula Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:52:41 +0000 http://torley.com/video-knightvision/#comment-4625 Indeed. Another good one Torley. Actually, cleaning out my inventory I stumbled across a couple of HUD attachements which wouldve been good for maching machinima (sp?). One was a sepia looking screen that flickered, and gave the impression of an olden days motion picture camera - probably the manual winding type. The second was something to do with acid, and was pretty full on as far as visuals went. I think I gave them to a friend of mine, so they arent lost forever. Let me know if you want them. ^.^ Indeed. Another good one Torley.

Actually, cleaning out my inventory I stumbled across a couple of HUD attachements which wouldve been good for maching machinima (sp?).

One was a sepia looking screen that flickered, and gave the impression of an olden days motion picture camera - probably the manual winding type.

The second was something to do with acid, and was pretty full on as far as visuals went. I think I gave them to a friend of mine, so they arent lost forever. Let me know if you want them. ^.^

]]> By: Ravenelle http://torley.com/video-knightvision#comment-4618 Ravenelle Sun, 07 Jan 2007 15:19:08 +0000 http://torley.com/video-knightvision/#comment-4618 I like how it pulses visually with the music. Very cool. I like how it pulses visually with the music. Very cool.

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