so glad you had fun into making a milkdrop fork so VJs can even get less relevant with this software i guess, just clicking through the presets, if not totally automated - i like it, since it puts Vjs into their place.
Sure anyone can just click presets, but performing with Milkdrop visuals is just one piece of the puzzle. Layering it with pre-rendered custom visuals is another piece that heightens the art form. And then the actual performance of matching the mood and changes in music, it's a skill that is difficult to master when performing live and juggling many different aspects. Combine that all together and you have something that takes an artists eye to pull off in a polished fashion.
so i guess it is still alot of work depending heavily on audio input? why not more automation?
bullshit, milkdrop for the masses, i use that stuff for my supersized room discotheque and it is nice.
so how many VJs do yo u employ?
none, i use auto random
this sounds a bit abrasive, but it is not - i like VJs that have their presets ready
being a VJ is nothing bad, it is just about clicking at the right times
milkdrop-VJ?
you're sure to not over-emphasize this? there's lots of VJ's around that don't do "milkdrop"
it is pretty common to refer to certain Vjs as "milkdrops"