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phunkyguy
18th November 2002, 03:53 PM
Just saw Dj shadow last night in cincy, very nice. He had some awesome visuals, and i feel like i owe whoever did them a compliment. Anybody out there know who did them? I think he said "Doc" or someting, hard to say. Rockin set. He played for about 3 hours... f*ck yea.
Evan
eXhale
18th November 2002, 04:43 PM
Yup I saw him in Spain last summer, very good visuals and excellent synchronisation with the music. And since I've always been a big fan of the music, this was like a dream :) The crowd was completely ecstatic too. Unfortunately the concert only lasted 1h30 because it was on a festival and other artists were scheduled next :( (all others concerts sucked compared to this one... LOL)
As for who did this, I think the name was mentionned on the eyecandy mailing list a few times but I don't remember it, maybe you can do a search there.
will
18th November 2002, 07:42 PM
yeh saw that in norwich uk a few weeks back the visuals were pretty intense, especially the zoom in from space on the vinyl and the black guy driving, i thought the vj was called ceo or something but searched over the net and found nothing hope u have better luck
eirenah
18th November 2002, 08:56 PM
i saw him too (this summer in NL) it was nice, but there was a lots of live-camera switching (his hands, the crowd) - i didn't like that since people were not dancing/moving, they were just standing in some kind of nirvana stage, so there was no interesting materials for the camera...
but hey... with this music, you can forgive anything:)
eXhale
18th November 2002, 10:14 PM
Haha myself I heard it was "Chris", I wonder if he gives a different name on each concert ;) Anyway I just checked the eyecandy archive and it is supposed to be "Ben Stokes" of Tino Corp who is behind the visuals... so we were all wrong :p
2Bit
19th November 2002, 12:39 PM
Also saw the Shadow live thing here in Norwich, UK.
Will - need to hook up - will PM you
V V V impressive.
> good content (crisp/clear/sharp & funny/moody where need be), nicely timed, looked v v good (3 screens, 3 big barcos (?) with w/a lenses, 2 large face sculptures with projs on 'em) & shadow had a bash at a short av set using 'learn to play drums' type vids.
V V Good
He kept on saying big-up C.O.D for the visuals but chatting to them afterwards it was indeed the guys behind Tino Corp out of SF.
They were using a midi keyb triggering 3 diff (mac) laptops - each
hit would trigger diff clips on ea. laptop for ea. screen (wether it
be 3 diff images or 1/3 of one big image). Didn't get software name but i wanna know..... think they said something they'd made in MAX..
as well as 2/3 cameras, mx20, matrix , normal vid switcher & a tbc
was about all we could see/work out/get out of them.
Excellent visuals, made our night. Good to see big name DJ 'working' with visuals & actually having a go himself (think he was tapping out midi rythyms on some form of drum pad with alterable speeds for the av bit @ the end).
Great show - if you get a chance. Do it........
phunkyguy
19th November 2002, 02:30 PM
Yea, since yesterday I've confirmed it as being C.O.D. The clips were all great, lots of work done to crank them out. I liked the time lapse idea, which was sold short at some points, but by no means was it a bad show. That show will bake my brain for a month, props to shadow and cod for pulling of one hell of a portable euphroic experience. Peas.
Evan
VjSie
20th November 2002, 08:58 AM
yeh,saw shadow in norwich and the vjin was v.good
liked the computer game type cars and the spacy thing. Great vibe in the croud.
also he did some thing with clips&audio at the same time to create some mad beat,v.impressive.
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