Jack Lykins sends us a really amazing video he assembled using Ms. Pinky, the vinyl control system, and its included Maxi-Patch Max/MSP/Jitter patch to control animation interactively. We’ve seen vinyl triggering and controlling video, of course – as on the Serato VIDEO-SL, previously reviewed here. But there’s something about Jack’s style of “narrative” animation on the turntable that’s really compelling.

Hope to see more of this setup.

Previously:

Hands-on Review: Serato’s VIDEO-SL for Visual Vinyl Turntablism

13 Responses

  1. Gorgull

    I woke up early this morning, thinking about the future of my Protein project and a computer based sampling/fx app, and I was wondering if someone already did an open turntable-control library… and now I discover Ms Pinky – sounds like a nice coincidence!

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  3. Kristen

    would LOVE to keep in touch and find opportunities for you to perform. I'm an animator and would love to collaborate sometime.

  4. KeyOfGrey

    This is a seriously cool set

  5. jock

    This is absolutely amazing.

    Really real art that is only possible because of technology, not art that is there to show off the technology.

    Fantastic.

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  7. brian

    Great example for the art of animation, superb

  8. Mudo


    Great Job.

    I commented at Youtube.

    Bless

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  10. gbsr

    ok, that was awesome.

  11. Memo NuZa

    Fantastic
    A student from my university has already done this and it was completely awesome(i think he saw it here…) Of course music is very important…

  12. [...] The competition – and it is competition for your Ableton Live integration time, because now Serato and Live, including VIDEO-SL, can work together: Vinyl Scratch Animation: Turntable-Controlled, Interactive Cel Animation with Ms. Pinky [...]

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