Mel + Chal Duo Project

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We've decided to create a bit of choreography and blob track ourselves in PD with some effects (warhol, mgrid, etc) and add MIDI from Ableton to accompany our choreography!

We plan to use PD for the  video and effects (including FreeFrame plugins) and the MIDI control. ManyCam will be recording our video. Ableton will (hopefully) be spewing out our self controlled soundtrack, which we will record as a separate track at the end.

By the end of it, we'll throw it all into a separate video editing program to tie it all together

Here's our inspiration... get excited!!

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