
A few months ago, for fun and my own amusement in programming some ideas in TouchDesigner, I shared an operator for generating algorithmic music within a single CHOP operator. Inspired by the acid house sounds of the TB 303, I released my Acid 303.

A few months ago, for fun and my own amusement in programming some ideas in TouchDesigner, I shared an operator for generating algorithmic music within a single CHOP operator. Inspired by the acid house sounds of the TB 303, I released my Acid 303.
Ever wondered how those mind-bending audiovisual performances come to life? Join Stanislav Glazov for a journey into the electronic rabbit hole, where electricity transforms into emotion and patches become poetry.

There are tons of DAW choices out there but most musical artists end up using Ableton or Bitwig for live performances because of their dynamic clip grids.

One of the latest additions to our creative arsenal is Bitwig and its seamless integration with our beloved software: TouchDesigner. In this blog post we’ll be taking a closer look at how this connection works, and what possibilities it has to offer for all audiovisual artists!
This course explores the fusion of music and visuals through the combined use of Bitwig Studio and TouchDesigner. Students will learn how to create synchronized audiovisual performances, interactive installations, and immersive experiences, with a stronger emphasis on Bitwig Studio techniques.
Upcoming Sunday we collaborate with amazing Tokyo based community TDSW for the free online workshop about Bitwig and its integration with TouchDesigner There is the program for the workshop: Self Introduction.
Organized by The NODE Institute, the TouchDesigner Roundtable Berlin is the meeting point for creatives and developers who work with the visual development platform TouchDesigner as well as everybody who is curious about the world of interactive media art and the people behind it.