Gosh ... sorry, but this is super ultra gay! :w00t:

Yep, that's the idea...:cool:

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@Wizaerd
Cool stuff :cool:


@JJJAM
So you're the guy who goes around YouTube telling everyone their video is gay? :D


@Job
Yup, would be cool to have MIDI, though I don't think they'd add it in with the Audio thing due to it being two completely different types of data.
MIDI input would be very cool for puppeteering stuff live as well, like steering a car using a bitch-bend or a knob :cool:

I don't know nor understand why anyone would say that...  Personally, I think it's amazing.  All the Animusic clips are amazing, especially when you start to consider the technology driving it.  Granted, some are better than others, but overall, MIDI driven animations before anyone else did it?  And the synchronization is perfect.  As I said, I think it's pretty amazing.

Personally, I don't see them adding in the audio features to IC either.  And realistically, there are oodles and oodles of other things that are either still broken, work wonky, or it just doesn't do that should be considered first, before something as superfluous as this to it, IMO.

No, I´m not the one and usually I´m not using this expression, because (as a non native English speaker) I´m not sure if it is politically correct allover the place (in NYC it is, I was told), but in this case I was really amazed, because this video is really sick & salted! Better to put it that way?! ;)

What does "sick & salted" mean?

It means kinda "super amazing".

Are you from the US? Just asking, because it´s not the first time, that I´m explaining native speakers the meaning of expressions. It seems, they are very locally ...

I am... What constitutes a Native Speaker to you?  It's not an expression I'm familiar with, so it must not be native to the USA... However, with that said, there's a slew of regional slang that may be native to only parts of the US, but regardless, this is not an expression I'm familiar with.  "Sick" I'm familiar with as something pretty cool, but "Salty" (or salted)  means jaded or angry.  So "sick & salted" seems a contradiction to me, based on native slang.