This video, Henrik Leichsenring’s The Mixable Dancer, is described as the “world’s first youtube mixable music video.”
There are 11 beats to mix from and the wheeler indicator shows you when it is time to mix.
Wait for it to load and then decide for yourself if YouTube has any future as a remix platform.
via henkelei:
Concept: Henrik Leichsenring – iamhenrik.com / Art direction & production in collaboration with: Sofia Gillström. – sofiagillstrom.com
couple of known loops found in popular loop packs…. concept is not so bad tho.
I don't understand. Why have loop packs if you shouldn't use them? Are not most loop packs royalty free? And considering that youtube is a free site, it seems well within the rights of the user to utilize virtually unedited material for something that not necessarily a work of art, but rather is a tool-set designed to allow people to experiment and create temporal works from?