TouchDesigner meetup September – TDAbleton
Date & Time: Saturday 18th September 2021 4pm UK / 5pm Berlin / 8am LA / 11am NYC
Meetup length 2-hours with option for continuing collaboration in breakout room after the main session for an additional hour.
Level: Open to all levels
Meetups are a great way to meet and be inspired by the TouchDesigner community.
What to expect?
The meetup runs via Zoom, the main session will be 2-hours in length with an additional hour open to the community for collaboration and sharing in breakout rooms.
This session focuses on TDAbleton and will feature presentations from expert practitioners:
1. 47 VIZN (Myles & Jaiden) – TDAbleton for Live with 47Vizn
- Presentation: 47 VIZN will be showcasing their setup and how they use TDAbleton for their live performances in TouchDesigner.
- Bio: Motion Design / New Media art studio using TouchDesigner for audio visual performances
- To find out more: https://www.instagram.com/47vizn/
2. Spherical Aberration (Ioana Bilea) – Ableton OSC to TouchDesigner for live AV
- Presentation: Spherical Aberration will walk us through how she sends audio via OSC from Ableton to TouchDesigner for live AV shows. It will be a look into her latest live set
- Bio: Spherical Aberration is an audio visual artist merging ambient sounds with generative visuals, all inspired by the natural world and the occult. Based between Berlin and Copenhagen
- To find out more: https://www.instagram.com/spherical.aberration/ https://www.facebook.com/sphericalaberration
3. Ivan DelSol – TDAbleton and TouchDesigner Q&A
- Description: Answers to questions about all things TDAbleton and some things TouchDesigner
- Bio: Ivan DelSol is a Python and systems developer for TouchDesigner (derivative.ca) including the TDAbleton package for connecting to Ableton Live. He is also an artist, activist, and small town wizard
- https://forum.derivative.ca/u/ivan/summary
Following these presentations breakout rooms are created where you can:
- Talk to the presenters and ask questions
- Join a room on topics of your choice
- Show other participants your projects, ask for help, or help others out
- Collaborate with others
- Meet peers in the chill-out breakout room
Requirements
- A computer and internet connection
- A Zoom account
Berlin Code of Conduct
We ask all participants to read and follow the Berlin Code of Conduct and contribute to creating a welcoming environment for everyone.
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