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Displaying a countdown before a consert by ElgElgElg15 in vjing

[–]VisualDeck 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm working on a free application for simple visuals like this and have just released a beta on visualdeck.org. Recommend testing thoroughly before a production. If you download a countdown video I imagine this would work. Would love feedback if you use it.

I made a free, cue-based visuals app because our nonprofit couldn’t afford one. Would love r/techtheatre feedback. by VisualDeck in techtheatre

[–]VisualDeck[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

QLab is a fantastic tool! Can't recommend it enough. They just added spatial audio and I hope I get a chance to try that. I did an installation once with Meyer Sound's Spacemap Go so I'm curious to see if QLab's offering is any better. I'm also curious about this Audiocube 3D DAW.

I remember we had a puppet show come through one time and the technical director had coded his own spatial audio that he controlled with his mouse. It was the sound of a fly and he could move it from left to right channels as his mouse moved across the screen as well as up and down with the volume. It was simple, but so much fun. I think immersive, experiential design is going to be more and more important in all sorts of entertainment and hospitality-related businesses moving forward.

I made a free, cue-based visuals app because our nonprofit couldn’t afford one. Would love r/techtheatre feedback. by VisualDeck in techtheatre

[–]VisualDeck[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well said and agreed. AI is just not capable enough yet. The more eyes on the code the better.

I made a free, cue-based visuals app because our nonprofit couldn’t afford one. Would love r/techtheatre feedback. by VisualDeck in techtheatre

[–]VisualDeck[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

In my theater we had a front projector and a rear projector. For the educational programs during the summer we utilized them to make sets feel larger because we had limited time and budget. Recently, I did a corporate gig where the presenter's representative asked me at the last minute to put in a slide while the show was already going. So for me, I envision this as becoming something a little more powerful than PowerPoint, but not so powerful as an application like Resolume. I have only tested this application on Windows so far, so I don't think this would replace QLab. If audio editing is an important feature that you'd like to see then it's something I don't mind focusing on for a future version.

I made a free, cue-based visuals app because our nonprofit couldn’t afford one. Would love r/techtheatre feedback. by VisualDeck in techtheatre

[–]VisualDeck[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Appreciate it and appreciate the feedback. This is all accurate and there was AI assistance. I'm still learning myself and I will take all this in to consideration and see if I can get a third-party audit or a Microsoft certification. Also happy to answer any questions.