QC Test #5

QC Test_ #5 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

I played around with XYZ axis and line numbers so that lines become more wildely scattered.

4th, based on a totally awesome line drawer tutorial

QC_Test_#4 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

Here is my Pandra's Box... is there any hope left for this composition?

As I wanted to learn how to quartz compose in a more sophisticated way, I decided to follow one of those tutorials step-by step this time. Although I still wasn't sure what I was doing with the Audio Processor, Audio Input and 3D Sound Player patches, I somehow managed to customize someone's recipe from mouse reactive to audio reactive. I found it quite soothing looking at my lines reacting to Massive Attack's opus. My next goal is to be little more creative by utilizing these lines, more precisely, to make an object bleed at last ...

3rd

QC_Test_#3 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

This one reacted to the sound the most. Initially, it was supposed to look like blood coming out of nowhere as in the film, Shining. Against my will, it currently looks like sad lazy monsters.

2nd

QC_Test_#2 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

I used this dot to create particles.

This piece was my challenge to the opening sequence from a short film by Rodarte. Not as sophisticated as the commercial... I must say.

Blood Rain

QC_test_#1 from The Inbetweener on Vimeo.

I made this object to create particles.

Although I still have hard time maneuvering Quarts Composer effectively, I managed to assemble my very first piece. Obviously it needs more work as it looks exactly like a knockoff Matrix.