Content is triggered by dragging and dropping clips to a channel slot and using the A-B fader to mix. You can save your visual sets and loop collections as presets to load in any of the decks.
There are 5 selectable decks that can hold a sizeable amount of VJ loops and clips.
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The intuitive touch-based interface sports a two channel mixer with various blend modes, an FX module for each channel, and support for 720p and 1080p output. Airplay your visuals wirelessly to other Apple devices or connect the Digital AV adapter to output to any HDMI or VGA display. Users can load their own videos from the camera roll or copy their VJ content into the GoVJ documents folder through iTunes. With an intuitive touch-based interface, this app gives anyone the ability to display live visuals using their iOS device. GoVJ by Roboheadz is a universal iOS VJ app for both the iPhone and iPad. This entry was posted in Apps & Utilities
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Create simple shapes using the standard knobs or get deep into the patch system to create complex feedback loops and effects. Lumen is a fun way to create visuals through experimentation.
The unique X/Y control pad allows for a fun way to improvise, with the ability to save presets (aka snapshots) which you can dynamically manipulate on the fly. The app is easy to use and supports Syphon which can display Lumen’s output inside of your favorite VJ or Video DJ software. Lumen provides endless possibilities for creating generative VJ content. Lumen can also be used to generate effects from video sources or as a standalone live visual performance tool that can output to a secondary display such as a projector. The simple interface allows easy creation of generative visuals with limitless possibilities. It uses a semi-modular patch system that simulates analog video synthesis and accepts inputs from different sources such as your Mac’s camera and Syphon applications.
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I hope this update is clearing up the confusion about where things are at, why they’ve taken so long.Lumen is a realtime, software video synthesizer for Mac OSX. It is in the works, but it is going slowly. Learning from past mistakes, I cannot give you an ETA, but it is unlikely it will be happening in 2021. Last, but not least, Imimot is not a supersized company, and while CoGe is definitely my lovechild, it has other products I need to work on too. However, this is much more complicated than I thought, as many parts of the application designed around Quartz - basically all Automation is Quartz Composer based in CoGe for example, so I need to develop a new way to handle that too, in a similar fashion.ĬoGe also need to move away from the now deprecated OpenGL technology for its rendering engine to Apple's new Metal API, which is also a much bigger task than I originally estimated. Well, it turned out I need to change some fundamentals in CoGe's rendering engine to make it working with the new framework, and also realized CoGe has to move away from its Quartz Composer root. So if the switch between Quicktime and AVFoundation was already in the works those days, what happened then, you could ask. I'm personally responsible for that decision of course, and apologize for things taking far longer than I’d originally estimated, and not informing you more often. The "fix", which meant the switch from Quicktime from AVFoundation was in the work already those days, and I made a very big mistake: I made a promise that the new version should be out soon, and I was not able to keep the promise. With the release of macOS Catalina, Quicktime is not available anymore, so our beloved CoGe.app does not working anymore. Quicktime then got deprecated by Apple in favor of AVFoundation, they new 64bit technology. These were really customizable modules in CoGe called "players".īut after a couple of years with the yearly macOS updates, it did not get much love from Apple anymore, it started to be less and less reliable, so I started to develop the " Native Players"- these built-in modules were using Quicktime, Apple's media handling framework. Quartz Composer was a fantastics and very popular tool back in the days, and handled all media playback in CoGe - playing movies, still images. A little look backĬoGe 1.0 (developed by myself) has been released almost 10 years ago, as a modular VJ tool heavily based on Quartz Composer. We were so busy with development of our apps in the past months and not really communicative as needed - I totally understand you want to be informed about the tools you love and use - so I'm here for sharing you some information about the long-wanted CoGeVJ 2.0, and why it is being delayed. I'm the developer of all software from Imimot, with occasional help from freelancers.
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