Artist/DJ looking for AVS programmer/writer

mgerth · 7th April 2004, 23:10

Hey everyone-

I'm currently in search of someone with knowledge of AVS for an installation piece. I would like to learn AVS and be able to script everything myself, but time does not allow me this option right now.

I need an AVS plug-in to accompany a musical piece I will be mixing. I have a few specifications that are priority for the visual aspect and would like to discuss other possiblities with a member willing to work on this project with me.

Please respond here, PM or email me if interested and I can give you all the information regarding this collaboration.

Thank you!

TomyLobo · 7th April 2004, 23:18

most people recommend reading the AVS FAQ and Ateros primer (scroll down for the correct download, dont download the first attachment but the second one)
The faq answers some questions you'll probably have, and Atero explains all standard effects and the coding in his primer.

mgerth · 8th April 2004, 00:25

Thanks for the links. I had browsed thru the FAQ earlier. I'd rather work with someone with a decent knowledge of AVS rather than kill myself trying to create what I want.

hungryskull · 8th April 2004, 01:53

You're going to have a hard time finding somebody to work with, AVS is kind of a thing that people do alone.

Tuggummi · 8th April 2004, 07:23

Not only it's a lonely job, it could be difficult to work with someone over the internet and especially if the other part knows everything and the other one nothing (sort of speak)

mgerth · 8th April 2004, 20:19

well I have a good idea of what I need and it seems to be quite simple, but I'd rather work with someone than try to re-learn math I haven't used in years.

horse-fly · 9th April 2004, 03:19

it really depends on what you have in mind, for me atleast.

skupers · 9th April 2004, 09:31

Well, just say what you have in mind. Then we can see what we can do.

D12 · 9th April 2004, 13:07

I don't think that somebody can learn AVS with internet.
You can learn Ateros primer it's easy way to learn creat AVS for begginers.

hungryskull · 9th April 2004, 15:31

You may or may not need advanced math to do what you want, a few AVSers get along fine without math.

mgerth · 10th April 2004, 06:12

All I need AVS to do is control the color it produces for one piece of music via tones. So if a 32Hz tone is present, a specific color will appear. Then, each time this tone is played, the color is displayed. The randomization of color needs to be keep to a minimum. Other effects are secondary to this goal.

What I'm trying to do is create a ColorOrgan of my own, using the work of Kandinsky and Schönberg as a starting point. They created paintings to depict musical pieces, I'd like to create a video.

I've heard that a program called Amadeus(sp?) for Mac may allow this control, but I have not found it's PC counterpart.

Any input is much appreciated.

7th April 2004, 23:10	#1
mgerth Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Bmore, MD & Houston, TX Posts: 4	Artist/DJ looking for AVS programmer/writer Hey everyone- I'm currently in search of someone with knowledge of AVS for an installation piece. I would like to learn AVS and be able to script everything myself, but time does not allow me this option right now. I need an AVS plug-in to accompany a musical piece I will be mixing. I have a few specifications that are priority for the visual aspect and would like to discuss other possiblities with a member willing to work on this project with me. Please respond here, PM or email me if interested and I can give you all the information regarding this collaboration. Thank you!

8th April 2004, 01:53	#4
hungryskull Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Somewhere in Canada Posts: 776	You're going to have a hard time finding somebody to work with, AVS is kind of a thing that people do alone. Darn, I can't think of anything to put here.

8th April 2004, 07:23	#5
Tuggummi Bin King Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Finland Posts: 2,179	Not only it's a lonely job, it could be difficult to work with someone over the internet and especially if the other part knows everything and the other one nothing (sort of speak) Texer Resources Im retarded... err i mean retired! Probably both...

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hungryskull Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Somewhere in Canada Posts: 776	You may or may not need advanced math to do what you want, a few AVSers get along fine without math. Darn, I can't think of anything to put here.

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7th April 2004, 23:18	#2
TomyLobo Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Germany Posts: 580	most people recommend reading the AVS FAQ and Ateros primer (scroll down for the correct download, dont download the first attachment but the second one) The faq answers some questions you'll probably have, and Atero explains all standard effects and the coding in his primer.

8th April 2004, 00:25	#3
mgerth Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Bmore, MD & Houston, TX Posts: 4	Thanks for the links. I had browsed thru the FAQ earlier. I'd rather work with someone with a decent knowledge of AVS rather than kill myself trying to create what I want.

8th April 2004, 20:19	#6
mgerth Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Bmore, MD & Houston, TX Posts: 4	well I have a good idea of what I need and it seems to be quite simple, but I'd rather work with someone than try to re-learn math I haven't used in years.

9th April 2004, 03:19	#7
horse-fly Account Closed Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 2,360	it really depends on what you have in mind, for me atleast.

9th April 2004, 09:31	#8
skupers Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: the Netherlands Posts: 207	Well, just say what you have in mind. Then we can see what we can do.

9th April 2004, 13:07	#9
D12 Banned Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Blood Posts: 42	I don't think that somebody can learn AVS with internet. You can learn Ateros primer it's easy way to learn creat AVS for begginers.

10th April 2004, 06:12	#11
mgerth Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Bmore, MD & Houston, TX Posts: 4	All I need AVS to do is control the color it produces for one piece of music via tones. So if a 32Hz tone is present, a specific color will appear. Then, each time this tone is played, the color is displayed. The randomization of color needs to be keep to a minimum. Other effects are secondary to this goal. What I'm trying to do is create a ColorOrgan of my own, using the work of Kandinsky and Schönberg as a starting point. They created paintings to depict musical pieces, I'd like to create a video. I've heard that a program called Amadeus(sp?) for Mac may allow this control, but I have not found it's PC counterpart. Any input is much appreciated.