[Modul8 2.6 Serial Number Mac
Oludare Padilla
There is no fixed native resolution in Modul8. You decide the rendering resolution when you configure the second screen of your computer (on a dual display machine). In other words, Modul8 uses the full screen resolution to composite the final image. The maximum resolution is fixed by the video card.
Also, all your medias are rendered in their native size. All the effects and the filters are applied without scaling down the original size of your media. Of course, if you change the size of the media outside Modul8, it will have a different size in the composition. It means also that changing the size of the media can make huge difference in terms of performance.
modul8 uses Syphon to share frames with madMapper. To enable Syphon, go to the Output menu and select Syphon or use the Shortcut cmd+Y.
In madMapper from the media-list, the current modul8 composition will be available from the Syphon Input Media list.
modul8 can send or receive DMX values. You must first go to the modul8 Preferences then select the DMX tab to choose the DMX controller to Send or receive DMX values.
Then create or use modules to control or send DMX values.
Refresh rates
Modul8 synchronizes itself to the display refresh rate to get the smoothest possible results. Generally it has been optimized for refresh rates from 50 to 60 Hz. It is better to avoid high frequencies that may lower the smoothness of the animation.
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Note: Modul8 will have Syphon input from version 2.7. If you own a Modul8 licence you can download the 2.7 beta from your GarageCube user space. Native Syphon input will render this tutorial useless.
While waiting for Modul8 to get real Syphon input you can use this method to achieve it.
The files you need to make this work could be found on these sites:
QC Rehab plugin at Kineme.net
Syphon plugins
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you know how this things function on Lion? on kineme.net is no explanation how to instal plugins, and how i am very very new to all these things i get confused.. any help would be great!
thank youuu ?
Thanks for the quick answer!
I helped a lot. Actually the max side was the problem, the syphon max server is a little annoying to set up and actually require other objects to simply be on your patch..
Im from colombia, im not VJ but im trying to lear all about mapping and visual effects, i think that syphon is a really good tool to proyect program images, can syphon show the image from traktor or virtual dj in modul8 ?.
I loaded everything step by step and when I drop the syphon client QC.qtz in the media box it does not show up or wont load? do you know what I did wrong? I tried on the demo and a full version? I dont know what I did wrong? please help
Yes, in the latest version of Modul8 you have official Syphon output. What I show in the video is the unofficial way of getting Syphon input which is yet not supported by Modul8 (it will be, hopefully in the next release, possibly later this year).
So great. Thanks for this. One more question though, how do i check to see what place my airbeam signal is coming in at? Is that is modul8 and if so where or is that is the airbeam page that pops up when i open the app? Or is it somewhere else all together? Many thanks for your help!
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One thing I read recently by Vibber/Udart in the GarageCube forums is that if you open the Syphon Client qtz file in QuickTime Pro and save it as a .mov file you will get better frame rates than running the qtz-file. Make sure to read the forum post since there are some things you have to consider.
I see that the new version has the Syphon support. However, at this time I am using 2.6 that does not have the Syphon support and I cannot update at this time due to a missing serial #. I am running 10.9.5 OSX
Modul8 is a dual LFO stereo chorus, inspired by multiple Japanese stomp-boxes well known for their unique sound and approach to modulation - a combination of two LFOs that results in an almost endless number of rhythmic variations in the modulation pattern.
But further along in the section about Operators it says that by adding a string "something" to any number you can convert that number to a string. They also provide the following example which confused me:
It is confusing, but binary + seems to be a rare case of a number being coerced to a string. In most cases it would be the other way round (so it's very easy to think that you don't need to be too fussy about the type)
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