Any of the DVD's in the X-mix series and just mute the music.
idoru
Find local video artists and feature their live work. We do that with many events around here, and they'll do live visuals. More interesting than just putting on a DVD or a screensaver.
dj bamshad
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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
The movie Koyaanisqatsi has that sort of footage:
I guess it's kind of a cliche by now to put sped-up videos to dance music. Oh well. What isn't a cliche anymore?
This one is pretty cool.. yeah a bit cliche but it looks nice in the club.
I got the idea when i saw dubfire out here.. and the visuals they had for him. cool stuff!
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Find local video artists and feature their live work. We do that with many events around here, and they'll do live visuals. More interesting than just putting on a DVD or a screensaver.
Thats a good idea too, although i'd be spending more $$$
could be worth it?
thanks guys
MrJiveBoJingles
If you or a friend have a camera you could always try filming your own sequences and speeding them up in an editing program. It wouldn't look as nice as a professional job, but at least it would be original.
;)
Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by euphoria
Any of the DVD's in the X-mix series and just mute the music.
Most of the visuals on those DVDs (if not all) are now around 15 years old, and thus look horribly dated. It would work with a retro-themed party though, as they definitely have their charm.
Burn Notice
Play the movie Begotten on repeat. That will go perfect with any house or trance.
supersaw abuse
just cycle through stanley kubrick films
AY STAR
when carl cox was in nyc last year
during the opening dj's sets they had like some japanese animimated porn playing lol
