Sunday, July 14, 2013
PixiVisor for iPad Demo (with Tinysizer, Vermona DRM1, Tenori-On & Akai MPC 500)
Published on Jul 14, 2013 flx04·41 videos
"Going through some settings to create visuals from sound, using the iOS app "PixiVisor" on an iPad. The app is also available on other platforms, so go ahead and check it out:
http://warmplace.ru/soft/pixivisor/
The audio transmitter in this video is the Anyware Tinysizer analog modular synth. Its audio is routed into the iPad's mic input through a cheap StarTech headset splitter.
Questions or comments? Go ahead and post them below! :) Thanks for watching! MORE INFO: V V V V
Gear used in this video:
- Apple iPad 3 with PixiVisor video synth / audio visualizer
- Anyware Tinysizer (audio transmitter for PixiVisor)
- Vermonad DRM1 mkIII (drums, the kick drum is triggering the saw wave ADSR)
- Akai MPC 500 (sequencing Vermona DRM1 drums)
- Yamaha Tenori-On (sequencing the saw wave's pitch later on in the video)
Filmed with a Canon EOS 550D (Rebel t2i) and a GoPro HD Hero."
iTunes:
PixiVisor - Alexander Zolotov
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