gravy wrote:Both were done very quickly and both were solo flights but me not doing much except the odd stack change and the odd a press of the emphasis button now and then. It's mostly being driven by the beat detection.
Fucking hell.
I thought they were full-on 4-man interactive flights.
This really isn't helping those of us waiting patiently for this to come out.
.. come on .. I need to break another pair of trousers at the tekkno party
[edit] forgot to say me and Yak the first night we slept THERE inside the thing among 5000 computers or so
It really been one of the most incredible experiences of my life .. when I got awake "in the morning" .. the feeling was like .. like .. "wow .. I must be in paradise or something ..."
The heat was quite high .. all because of the CPUs around
Wasn't permanently on, it was in rotation with a lot of other stuff, but when it was on, it was on for a goodly chunk of time each time and by goat it looked awesome .
Wasn't permanently on, it was in rotation with a lot of other stuff, but when it was on, it was on for a goodly chunk of time each time and by goat it looked awesome .
Well happy with that .
It the last photo just mints or are them an "add on" to be used with Neon together with
those "funny cigarettes" ?
And I was blown away by seeing your lightsynths running on a single projector way back at the 80's computer shows.
Look how far this has come now.
This is just so huge when you think about it. A company the size of Microsoft, and the whole area is enveloped by a lightsynth created by two individuals in a barn in Wales.
Fucking hell.
