FOUND Vol.0 Built a Custom Video Pipeline for Six Hours of Live Drawing
The event's staging split DJs from illustrators and VJs across two floors and merged three live video streams in real time on GALLERIA PCs, a setup built to sustain six hours of nonstop drawing and playback.
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FOUND Vol.0 ran August 1 at Shibuya WOMB, pairing five DJs with illustrators for six hours of nonstop live drawing. VJs .+ and melonade built a custom real-time system on GALLERIA desktop PCs that merged each illustrator's screen, prepared footage, and hand-camera video into a single projected image. DJs performed on the 2F stage while illustrators and VJs worked from the 3F mezzanine. The event was organized by TRIBALCON and CTC RECORDS.
Three streams fed the system: the illustrator's screen in progress, prepared VJ footage, and a camera on the illustrator's hands. VJs .+ and melonade spent weeks building the software, which ran on GALLERIA desktops with two capture boards. On the 2F stage only the DJ faced the crowd; the illustrators and VJs worked side by side on the 3F mezzanine, and the finished drawing appeared only on the floor screens.
For Yuma's set, DJs Yoshihisa Hirata and Kaede Tadano played while a Wa x Street illustration built up, layered with geometric effects and glitching fragments of the previous illustrator's Teto drawing. When the final track ended, the finished piece drew applause.
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