Many TouchDesigner developers join our community wanting to create stunning audio-visual performances or installations. Ableton is to go-to application for audio performances being used by DJs, producers, installation makers, and everything in-between.
In this tutorial I show how to visually represent all available keys (so the entire keyboard) from Ableton to TouchDesigner using TDAbleton. I then use a simple feedback to create a more appealing look. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! IG: @elekktronaut
In this tutorial I show how to map the velocity of a kick in Ableton to the size of a circle in TouchDesigner using TDAbleton. If you have any questions, feel free to ask! IG: @elekktronaut
In this tutorial, I show how to establish the connection between TouchDesigner and Ableton using TDAbleton. At 3:12 , drag and drop the "TouchDesigner" folder (which is inside the "TDAbleton" folder) into the "MIDI Remote Scripts" folder, not the entire TDAbleton Folder.
I am addicted to make as close and intimate connections between visuals and audio as I possibly can... The core of what I am always trying to create with TouchDesigner is an interactive audiovisual system which I can perform with, and in which there is a deep two-way connection between visuals and s
An interactive motion-tracking-based dance installation made with TouchDesigner during a 3-day intensive VR jam organized by Cinedans and Beamlab in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Day For Night in Houston last December was on multiple fronts one of the most ambitious and flawless festivals we've attended - take Aphex Twin's transformational live set for one, but the opportunity to experience such a formidable array of installation light and kinetic art in that particular ven
Art collective NONE premiered their multimedia installation 'Deep Dream Act II' at the VII edition of DigitaLife, an Italian exhibition dedicated to digital-art. The visual content produced by Andrew Quinn using TouchDesigner.
"When you walk in, you'll see a series of netting, mesh material… We want you to touch it. It's all very hands-on. There's six sections within this maze of netting that people can go up to each station.
