Paysages Electroniques

I finally have a bit of time these days to post some news about the tour.. It started really well with a VJ set for a Breaks gig at the Batofar in Paris, where they had an all new video setup, thanks to the resident VJs, Qualityscreen and VJ Eye. I only managed to take one picture, as I was pretty busy trying to get my wiimote to work.. Read more →

ANTIVJ – Spring Tour

Quite a lot of bookings in the next two months, especially since the installation I did at clubtransmediale in Berlin with visomat in January, and I received nice feedbacks from festival organisers and promoters. I’ll be on the road for about two months (that’s my first proper “tour”), so if you are around one of these events, and interested in VJing, live visuals, drop me an email an email for guestlist or just to chat and have a pint   Read more →

Cuisine #4 – video report

Fresh new video report of the 4th Cuisine night, with DJ3000 [UR], Nushitzu… with Sanch and Pikilipita for the visuals..

Flyer and pictures of the night are available on our flickr page.
More details about Sanch and Pikilipita at the VJschool. Read more →

Wiimote to MIDI – Video

A short Video demo of me VJing with a wiimote.

Complete tutorial and sources available here:
http://blog.antivj.com/2007/wiimote-to-midi-english-version Read more →

Wiimote to MIDI – English version

Following a large amount of emails I received, I decided to translate in english my recent post dedicated to the new Nintendo’s toy . Released in December 2006, the last console of the Japanese brand, the Wii, claims to be revolutionary by its new user interface, the Wiimote (hydrid of gamepad, remote control and movements sensor ), which completely changes the manner of playing by putting at contribution the player, who can from now interact more naturaly with the game, rather than simply press buttons. Read more →

Wiimote to MIDI

Un Post dédié au nouveau “jouet” de Nintendo.. Sortie en décembre 2006, la dernière console de la marque Nippone, la Wii, se veut révolutionnaire par sa nouvelle interface utilisateur, la Wiimote (un hydride de gamepad, de télécommande et de capteur de mouvements), qui change complètement la manière de jouer en mettant à contribution le joueur, qui peut désormais “mimer” les actions (tennis, combats..) plutôt que de simplement presser des boutons. Read more →