Posted on - September 16, 2009 [at] 12:17 pm by Brad
Tagged in - ableton, diy, live, projects, video, visualizations, winamp
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Been hacking around trying to get some nifty synced visualization stuff going. Best (and cheapest) visualization seems to be Milkdrop in Winamp, so I got it responding to MIDI signals sent from Ableton Live on another machine. Here’s a quick demo:
I’d like to be able to trigger video clips next, then I’m not sure about combining them all onto one display and swapping between them.
LiveAPI is an open-source third-party Ableton Live API, so Ableton Live is now hackable via Python. Create Digital Music has a write-up — very cool.
Here’s my idea: let your audience control cowbell levels of your set via text message. Make millions off of cowbell volume fights. Retire.