Intermediate ideas of GUI construction and interface design PixelTANGO is no longer being developed but some ideas would be useful for this project. Interesting features: build in state-saving for all GUI objects, built in interpolation between states of all GUIs, a plug-in system based around user contributed pix_ abstractions. It was meant as set of GOP abstractions used to make using Gem objects easier and more accessible. PixelTANGO began as part of the TOT Heritage Canada project. There has been no published development by the author Thoralf Schulze since 2005, however. Tvjt the successor of MAPI, which features 4 independent render chains with chooseable inputs than can be blended over each other, has state-saving, can be controlled with a MIDI controller. MAPI a (now discontinued) VJ tool built with Pure Data and GEM by Thoralf Schulze.
#Tutorial modul8 how to
PureDataVideoMixer a tutorial that shows how to make a software video mixer in GEM by Cypod. This instrument should be ready-to-use and kept current with the latest Pd-Extended so that new users won't have any configuration issues getting it to run. GEMVeeJay should include a presets and videofile management system, a Graphical User Interface which is intuitive enough for new users to perform with, and Open Sound Control and MIDI implementation to help this instrument be used in a "screen-free" performance environment. The "GEMVeeJay" project proposes to write a live instrument for the looping of videofiles or buffers captured by an external camera, with the option manipulating the playback speed or location as well as the addition of pix-object filters.
While this generally reflects the way Pd is used by it's community (highly specialized tasks vs generalized performance tools), it does leave newcomers to Pd wondering where they can start.
Unlike other patch-programming languages for video such as Max/MSP/Jitter, VVVV or Modul8, Pd's user-contributed library of performance-ready patches is quite small.
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