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- Dancing half naked with Starpause, Hally, Enso (I think?) and about 3 or 4 others during psilodumps set when he dropped a prodigy track.

akira^8GB wrote:

Julian's advice is equally helpful FoR someone who starts up.Let's also keep in mind his 10+ years of experience ;D
Usually the newbie VJ is fooled into thinking they need a shit ton of hardware/software crap to begin with and this is a load of crap.
The content is king and is what gives you the edge (read: Enso, a new kid on the block, but already turning heads thanks to good content), so people should focus in content production.

Yeah kudo's to Enso indeed, I like the guy's animation skills (wish I had them). It's just that more and more stuff starts looking (or sounding)
like everyone else, and usually software can be a deciding factor in it. Stuff sounding the same since everyone using the glitch vst for instance, or all using the same after effects effect. Instead I think the individual should find their own way and not pay too much attention
to what's being offered. The last thing you want are people veejjaying with a lot of manga or star wars or street fighter 2 stuff

One of my favorite songs as of late!

Margo Guryan - Sunday Morning
from Take a Picture, 1968

Brilliant pop music! The sound of the drums and guitar noodling and time changes and basically everything about this song is so fucking pleasant.