Comments on: FreeFrameGL 1.5, Hardware-Accelerated Open Plug-ins, Plus Resolume 3 Preview in Paris

By: makemassair

makemassair — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 23:57:47 +0000

Looking forward to hearing about the Resolume 3 software capabilities.

Resolume was solid to use back when I was PC based. Only thing that let it down when I was using it was controlling flash properly.

By: _kraftma_

_kraftma_ — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 18:58:10 +0000

2be honest, its all ’bout creativity, not about the tools….i saw dozens of boring shows, based on effect madness. with so many layers that the picture looks so blurry, as i were drunk.
i go with the “toyish” resolume, its fast…thats a what i need for a good job. not thousands of knobs.
resolume for mixing, vvvv for deep generative stuff…
i’m shure resolume3 will not disapoint me…

By: toby*spark

toby*spark — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 09:52:40 +0000

vision’r revealed the game changing vixid two years ago, and in the same vein i’m on the edge of my seat to see whether two things i heard about resolume 3 are true…

anyway, a write up from node, mapping and vision’r definitely could be possible, i should have the time.

toby

By: cybunk

cybunk — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 07:15:06 +0000

Resolume it’s easy but you can’t do so muche things. It’s a really basic mix software.
To play loop A/v + effect it’s good, but if you want to play 10 loop in the same time with some differents effec on each it’s not possible.

Me I prefere Elektronika, harder but better.
Do what you want like a modular soft !

cybunk
vidioatak

By: Orubasarot

Orubasarot — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 06:01:55 +0000

I would love for Resolume 3 to move things forward, that way I won’t need OSX86 ever again. I’m not that big into visuals so vvvv is way over my head, but Resolume is the Sound Forge of VJing, basic but practical and intuitive.