Magic Music Visuals

Thank you.

Thank Eric for creating the code and objects upon which the scrolling keys were based!

This video is literally the product of 4 decades of work. I first became aware of the Khatchaturian Toccata in 1978, the same year the composer died. That was just synchronicity (or coincidence?) My recording is my own arrangement of the piece to which I've added percussion and synthesizers. I am go...

I pushed back a lot of limits while doing this project. As one famously ridiculous person said a decade ago, "There are the things we know, the things we don't know, and the things we don't know we don't know." Much of this is in the 3rd category for me. I've seen a lot of work here and ma...

Thanks for adding the media tags. I just remembered about that.

Maybe I will next time if I keep taking my vitamins.

OK... First off, I've been itching to publish this recording for a while, so I THANK Eric for the terrific sample project which I mostly copied. I also credited Magic Music Visuals in the video and the description. I hope it raises some interest. Next one will be trancey and weird, promise. https://...

LOL

The MIDI track is on channel 2.

THANK YOU for your super-fast response and for writing this AWESOME software! I'm having a blast with it!

Great community here, too!

Bill

Hello.... I'm working on another project that will benefit greatly from being able to drive animations from .mid files. So, I thought I'd give the sample MIDIPiano project a test run and I've encountered some problems. Here's what I've done.... 1) Starting from a Cakewalk project, I saved it as a MI...

Both terrific!

Love 'em!

Thanks, skarabee.

Next up is a trance/rock/orchestral hybrid. I'd call it semi-sweet.

This is my first Magic video. I started with a sample project (RadialWave Magic) and turned it into this. The music was recorded using Miroslav Philharmonik as a VST in BandLab (started with Sonar 5, too late to switch now!) There's a bit more in the description of the video. Please make sure your Y...