Very nice show

Jfc!

Legendary

I love this cover and this abstract laser show is also cool ! Ps. Some small unnecessary sound distortions I can not name like a needle of a record player jumping over the vinyl (or something with connectivity) - i think it is not on my side but of course can be wrong :). Otherwise amazing video :)

Cool stuff Maestro!

Exceptional.

very cool! Did you write the software for the center animation yourself?

Christopher, amazing as usual. If you would, please provide technical details? I see Radiator and LSX (maybe LSX controlling Radiator vis MIDI?) How many projectors? It looks like 3 projectors. Wonderful as usual! Ron

Bootifull! 😎

Exceptional!!

Sp4ceFr4nk13

Beam me up Fr4nk13! There's no intelligent life here!

Saweet 🤗. Just noticed that you've attracted over 1K subs. Congratulations, Chris! 🥳

That was very relaxing. Thanks, I needed that. It was like a quick 2 minute meditation.

Good one. Reminiscent of some classic laser shows I used to see in planetariums. I'll say it again, Chris. Thanks for carrying the torch of abstract laser art. Everything out there seems to have digressed to just "beam shows", so I am grateful you still keep this abstract art form alive. I hope it can be transitioned and continue to evolve with the next and future generations.

Ive made similar art to represent God

I was in Rochester once and saw an artist painting something very similar to this.

Kaleidoscope effect while masking eye over the middle or am i completely wrong? Definitely digging it👍

How It Feels To Chew 5 Gum

A restless eye across a weary room A glazed look, and I was on the road to ruin The music played and played as we whirled without end... (This is what came to mind watching that.)

let him cook

Etherially exceptional...

I'm in love...

KITTY!

Exquisite!

It's nice seeing you add lumia to your projections. I need to go back and review the tech video you did on the effects wheel your using. I think you said you were sending DMX words to control the motor's speed. I'm wondering how linear the range is on the speed control, and how much of a dynamic range it has. I know that a lot of times I would like the effect of slow moving lumia, but with the old analog way with linear pots to control voltages to the motors, trying to get them to move in slow nebulous ways could cause jerking movements, but at least there was a fair amount of "slow" range with the control through the pot. Never enough to please me, but enough to get some good effects. One of my frustrations with typical MIDI controllers intended for musicians is you get limited to the 8 bit mode when trying to send values to a DAC. One of the things I was happy about with the MIDIANNA that Laserium made is that it allowed you to tap into the long word mode of the MIDI protocol. When doing so you get a very large dynamic range, which could be fed into a DAC that could handle taking in a long word input.

Cool. Keep experimenting. Stay curious! I like that you are not afraid to share your raw experimentation with the world. I don't think most artist have that kind of courage.

awesome rig!

Very Cool! I'm having some flashbacks, thank you. You certainly have added a nice tool to your setup to increase choreographic possibilities. I look forward to seeing more of your shares in the future!

This just reappeared on a YT playlist, mostly your videos. Apparently, A. I. knows my favs. Wow. Though I've watched this before, I didn't remember your smooth technique, flowing transitions of musically expressive imagery, lumia, ... Way wow. perfect interpretation and skillfully executed. I'm also always impressed with how precisely your projectors are tuned, aligned, and well color balanced. It shows in the sharpness of your imagery. Nearly indistinguishable from video graphics. Very inspirational for ole hermits. 😎

Beautiful

Operating a small rig for a local DJ using that DMXKing dongle were some of my favorite memories tinkering and learning. Thank you for the reminder and to teach us something new :)

3:00 Perl! 😀

Beautiful

Cool. I like the nerdy stuff. It's basically looks a more complicated digital way to advance an effects wheel like Laserium had on their different projectors. On the old Laserium projectors, from the 70's all the way into the 90's, "Hall Effect" switches were used. When you pushed the button on your console to advance the wheel, the switch would open to allow the wheel to be advanced with a motor and a belt around the outer diameter of the effects wheel. Then the switch closed again when the arm of the switch went into the notch at the next position in the physical wheel. Hard to explain the electro-mechanical operation in words without showing visuals, so my apology if it just looks like I wrote a bunch of gibberish.

Looks like this device. It would be interesting to get details on how it was implemented.

Christopher, Can you give us more details about how you are doing this? Maybe on PL? Ron

Exquisite!

Beautiful

Just make the output say LASERS and it would be correct :)

"A picture says a thousand words." But a great laser show can leave one speechless. 😎

i opened it yesterday and i felt like a king. a kid waiting in line gave me the hardest stink eye. best day of my life

Always a visual delight to watch!

I bet bet you were having some fun noodling there. This had a quality to it that is reminiscent of Laserium shows. Obviously not the same, but a similar look and feel of some of the choreography that were present in those shows of the 80's and 90's. This is a big compliment, BTW. I've often fantasized about using four Radiators to try and simulate some of the cool things we did from the 6B console. It's also great not seeing any retrace in the spiral rate! A++ for that.

You never fail to impress, Chris!

This looks great!

<3

Psychedelic Man.... I was flashing back to early Pink Floyd Light shows projections during their concerts in the 60's.

Ooooooh😮

Drink up Lad, it'll be fine... once the fairies & gnomes show up. 😉