Re:Node-based a/v composition: programs as graphs and graphs...
by meatsock on Sunday December 29, 2019 @01:24PM
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this is a great project, i am interested to see more competitors to pd, vvvv, and max matthews little program. a lot of great work has been made on tools like this.
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Re:Node-based a/v composition: programs as graphs and graphs...
by pixelface on Sunday December 29, 2019 @02:03PM
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check out touchdesigner, it has the ability to go deep into GLSL and python but is also quite approachable. i feel like it is generally regarded as a node based graphics programming environment, but would argue that it is really just an arbitrary real time data handling system that happens to have a lot of built in graphics nodes.
Re:Node-based a/v composition: programs as graphs and graphs...
by adamnemecek on Sunday December 29, 2019 @01:26PM
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I've never found pd nor max to be productive.
Re:Node-based a/v composition: programs as graphs and graphs...
by pixelface on Sunday December 29, 2019 @02:05PM
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why not? i use neither but they both have rich histories as audio programming tools. autechre are/were heavy max/msp users at the forefront of IDM, max for (ableton) live is a popular thing, and i have several friends who write pd things that then get run on their eurorack modules.