Hi TouchDesigner Community! You can now listen to internet radio directly inside TouchDesigner. MCX Radio is a native custom C++ CHOP: a live stream client with a simulated FM/AM tuner. Use Station Index or Custom URL for a clean programme, or Dial to tune across a simulated band.
Full Synthesizer UI Piano-Only UI Synthesizer v1.0 is complete synthesizer built entirely with TouchDesigner native CHOPs — self-contained Component .tox, no external plugins, no c++, no vsts. Interface is entirely made with COMPs - Buttons, Sliders, GLSL knobs!
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 hand tracking "dial" that maps the angle between your thumb and index finger to a -1 to +1 CHOP output, with a visible colored line overlay on your webcam feed. Both hands work independently. Useful for controlling any parameter in real-time with just your fingers.
A comprehensive four parter CHOPs workshop for free, not skimming on any details. The heart of every TD project is CHOPs, no matter if you're working on audiovisuals, interactive installations or pure system development. That's why it's good to know all the details about this family.
Hello TouchDesigner community! I’m excited to share Scheduler CHOP, a custom plugin for TouchDesigner that makes time-based scheduling simple and powerful.
Projects in TouchDesigner are often based on timelines. Whether it is having particles relate to a soundtrack or having a moment in a video triggering an action, it is essential to have a way to sync your actions to a timeline.
This is a CHOP component of a simple RGB Slider. It's a simple yet very helpful tool that will save you time.
In this article, we will explore the ‘CHOP to’ SOP operator in TouchDesigner, and showcase its capabilities with a set of basic examples. This is an operator that can provide immediate engaging results but is often overlooked. Let’s change that! To continue reading this post, click here.
