As always, everything is possible with QC, and there are many ways of achieving the same result. To keep this tutorial as clear and simple as possible, I’ve taken the Renderer approach, going from the Render patch and flowing up to the Data provider patch.
Everything in between is just data processing (grey patches). Either by starting the graph flow from the data provider (pink patches) or from the data renderer (blue patch). There are two ways of working with iterators. To achieve our EQ, we’ll make an extensive use of QC’s iterator, in order to make a fully parametric and dynamic EQ. If you don’t have it already, please visit Syphon site, download the plugin and install it. Then, we’ll need the Syphon plugin for quartz Composer, that will allow us to send video frames from QC to MM. This tutorial is quite long, so I recommend go through the basic MadMapper and QC tutorials first.įirst, we’ll need MadMapper. We’ll use QuartzComposer and MadMapper together. The final mapping will look like this, animated in realtime according to the sound input of your computer: Hi, in this tutorial we’ll add some colors to our everyday concrete environment, by turning a building into a giant equalizer.
