Any plans to engineer a "broadcast quality" Modul8
Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 5:47 am
First of all, Boris, Ives, and Garagecube, Modul8 absolutely KICKS ASS in so many ways... None of the previous VJing software I´ve purchased comes close to Garagecube´s in terms of stability, performance and elegance of design. Thanks so much for my Mapping license...
I do commercial video for a living and I have used a couple of times your software for producing quick mixes of cool sound-reacting background textures and graphical elements for corporate videos.
I am aware of the direct-to-disk recording function in Modul8, but my results (in a powerbook) are not so great, either the performance or the recording suffers from dropped frames. So I record directly to a DVD and extract the resulting MPEG clips to import them in my After Effects project and mix them in my final project.
It would be great to have a "high end" version of Modul8 whith the capacity of being used not only as a live performance instrument, but also as a postproduction tool, such as Apple´s Motion. Mixing and effecting high res, uncompressed video in real time would save a lot of time and make this kind of work more fun and interesting.
I´d certainly buy a "Modul8 Pro" license!!!
Best,
Arturo
I do commercial video for a living and I have used a couple of times your software for producing quick mixes of cool sound-reacting background textures and graphical elements for corporate videos.
I am aware of the direct-to-disk recording function in Modul8, but my results (in a powerbook) are not so great, either the performance or the recording suffers from dropped frames. So I record directly to a DVD and extract the resulting MPEG clips to import them in my After Effects project and mix them in my final project.
It would be great to have a "high end" version of Modul8 whith the capacity of being used not only as a live performance instrument, but also as a postproduction tool, such as Apple´s Motion. Mixing and effecting high res, uncompressed video in real time would save a lot of time and make this kind of work more fun and interesting.
I´d certainly buy a "Modul8 Pro" license!!!
Best,
Arturo
