New version of the popular Processing software, developed by John Maeda’s ex-students Ben Fry and Casey Reas, has been released. It’s a step away from the previous naming convention as this one is not Beta – yes indeed – here’s v1.0. It brings us some new features, bug fixes and a slight interface touch-up.

I would post a link to their press release, but I can’t reach the site at the moment.

I wish you the very best with the future of development to come. Restecp.

It’s been a while in the making, but here it comes: Resolume 3.

This version is a major step-up from the version 2 and it’s cross-platform. That’s right: you can now use it on your Mac. Interface got a complete redo, it looks fantastic compared to the previous version and finally looks like a real competitor to the Modul8. Can’t wait to play a bit with this one.

Here’s a brief introduction:

UPDATE: I installed it on my laptop (pretty old 1.6GHz HP) and it didn’t work as it requires a bit more than an integrated video card. They recomend MacBook Pro. So long Resolume, for now.

A short interview with Peter Greenaway on VJ-ing and cinema.

Amazing performance by Eboman at 2008 Stranger Festival. It has everithing: live video manipulation, live video, live music, audience participation – and it is utterly cool.