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TouchDesigner for Video Artists | Part Nine: Video Scrubber
Short tutorial going over how to use the mouse as a controller for real-time video scrubbing.
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TouchDesigner for Video Artists | Part Nine: Video Scrubber
Short tutorial going over how to use the mouse as a controller for real-time video scrubbing.
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TOUCHDESIGNER FOR VIDEO ARTISTS | PART SIX: Wobbulation & Displacements
Tutorial covers how to build horizontal and vertical distortions via the displace TOP and other displacements via the time machine and time displacement maps.
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TouchDesigner For Video Artists | Part Five: Randomness + Database Narrative
Touch Designer tutorial going over simple ways to introduce randomness to parameters as well using it to create a database narrative.
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TouchDesigner for Video Artists | Part Four: Creating Your Own Tools
This tutorial goes over how to build your own modular components with custom menus, which saves time for future use, keeps things organized, and is more accessible for others to utilize.
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TouchDesigner for Video Artists: Part Three Adding Performative Controls
Introduction tutorial to creating performative controls via CHOPs. This covers mouse in, Math OP for scaling data, amplitude tracking, and compositing/blend modes.
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Philosophical Tools: Slit-Scan
Philosophical Tools is a tutorial series that focuses on toolmaking, media art, and the histories/philosophies that entangle them. My goal is to weave these elements together while I share with you how to create the processes in the node-based programming environment TouchDesigner. This episode introduces historical slit-scan photography and video works from Ralph Hocking and […]
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Philosophical Tools: Frame Buffer
Philosophical Tools is a tutorial series that focuses on toolmaking, media art, and the histories/philosophies that entangle them. My goal is to weave these elements together while I share with you how to create the processes in the node-based programming environment TouchDesigner. This week details how to make a simple Frame Buffer.