You know the weird robo kind of costumes they use in Hollywood movies to visualise the movements of an animated person?
A company called Sonalog took that idea and used it for music presentations. The idea is kind of weird and looks weird in action.
The Swedish/Greek trance duo Andromeda is using it in their live shows.
That's pretty sweet, but I have a bit of difficulty seeing the exact effect of it. 'Twisted sister' sound pretty similar to the album version as far as i remember.
btw, whats the name of the track from the first video? Dig the vocals
Salegon
Weird. What's the effect of that stuff? Motion capturing a DJ...lol?
The second vid is pretty rediculous.
idoru
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That's pretty sweet, but I have a bit of difficulty seeing the exact effect of it.
Doing the Jesus Pose will unleash a massive, supersaw and string-filled break on the audience
iammesol
lol
looks like a sick tool if it could be perfected
Zombie0915
I'd program mine to make obscene gestures at the crowd :P
JakeC
About as useful as the Alesis Air FX.
tiesto14
What the ever happened to good ol' vinyl:rolleyes:
iammesol
Where did milkmen go?
tiesto14
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Originally posted by iammesol
Where did milkmen go?
a bit different, don't you think?
JakeC
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Originally posted by iammesol
Where did milkmen go?
Still comes to most the houses round here every morning..... :conf: :wtf:
kadomony
looks like they use them as midi controllers for ableton (cueing samples, etc) which i think is in awesome
