The way you made the lights go on and off in time with the beat was really cool. It created interesting contrast with the parts where the light changed very smoothly. The angle of the light added to the mood of the project. Especially at 2:50, the light coming from only the back created a dramatic feel. I liked that you started and ended with the same light as well. Really cool project.
I really liked how the intro and ending had the yellow flashing light to mimic hazard lights followed the music. The use of the top white light to cast a shadow on the Buddah was really well done and contrasted the blue/red colors. Overall this was really well done, good song choice!
I first want to commend you on daring to have so many light cues for the beat, which is something I was too scared to attempt, but you did it really well. It reminded me of a DJ when they create a beat and let the beat keep going after a while then add to it. My favorite part about this piece, however, was not the pulsing light, but the center backlight that served as sort of a constant that was on since the beginning and was never off except for blackouts and like one other cue. It kept the song and the lighting grounded, and that was really cool.
The way you made the lights go on and off in time with the beat was really cool. It created interesting contrast with the parts where the light changed very smoothly. The angle of the light added to the mood of the project. Especially at 2:50, the light coming from only the back created a dramatic feel. I liked that you started and ended with the same light as well. Really cool project.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how the intro and ending had the yellow flashing light to mimic hazard lights followed the music. The use of the top white light to cast a shadow on the Buddah was really well done and contrasted the blue/red colors. Overall this was really well done, good song choice!
ReplyDeleteI first want to commend you on daring to have so many light cues for the beat, which is something I was too scared to attempt, but you did it really well. It reminded me of a DJ when they create a beat and let the beat keep going after a while then add to it. My favorite part about this piece, however, was not the pulsing light, but the center backlight that served as sort of a constant that was on since the beginning and was never off except for blackouts and like one other cue. It kept the song and the lighting grounded, and that was really cool.
ReplyDeleteThe song was Nightcall by KΔVINϟKY (Kavinsky)
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