Video Feedback Visualizer Modular Patch

I create live real-time video feedback sets on occasion and this is one of my favorite starter patches for audio visualization... wanted to demonstrate the patch while everything is still in this configuration from a New Years Eve gig.

This example uses an ebay telephone carbon microphone as an audio source going into a Doepfer A-119 input module filtered by Livewire and Plan B VCFs into an MFB VD-01 VideoScope module that is then keyed over a live video feedback signal path with a Videonics MX1 video mixer and processed by a Korg KAOSS Pad Entrancer... wow is anybody actually reading this?

Shot on a Nikon D90 for no other reason then it was handy and my Canon XHA1 is loaned out to a friend... plus who else would dare use their new DSLR for video feedback looping?

Watch in HD!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Video
• Feedback
• Modular
• Synthesizer
• Visualizer
• Doepfer
• Livewire
• PlanB
• Videonics
• MX1
• Korg
• Entrancer
• Kaoss
• Nikon
• D90
• MFB
• VD-01

[ionraygun]

i could probably do that... it's really kinda boring by itself.

[djgenius1]

I like the AMiga monitor in the Back! What you know about Amiga and Video Toaster

[beherit45]

you sir, rule

[riaiaikido1]

It's not Naj-koon. It's japanese. It's Nee-konn. Carry on.

[dereckvon]

Pretty cool.

[machinate]

loving this! I love modulars, I love video feedback, I love chromakeying, I love MFB modules... it's a nobrainer!

[subbasshead]

thats pretty cool! hey i am thinking about getting an MFB videoscope for my modular but there are hardly any examples online of its visual output - could you make a short demo video of just the videoscope sometime?