I was asked how the Artiste Weave was accomplished. It uses 3 TurnIns with a HALF grouping. Probably means nothing if you are not a user
See the video -->> The Artiste Weave - SmartDancer
It was discovered by accident and seems to require a wide-reaching animation.
This quick and dirty routine exemplifies Order to Chaos to Order
This video is very, very basic as far as Canons go. I have a whole article on Canons on our website but essentially it allows dancers (in this case animesh) to Solo dance/and or turn. This example they solo the same dance as the backing routine BUT they use turns which gives them a wider separation of the backing line.
The newest version of the SmartDancer has a built-in sequencer meaning that it can run standalone without the need for the Artiste Performance HUD. People asked for timed animations, a log, and ability to solo. All of those are in. Even have a snapshot ability.
All features can be experimented at design time just by pressing buttons. Then you can create a sequence nc for repeated automatic performance. Just about every value can be changed on the fly for extreme experimentation. The permutations are endless.
See the video -->> The Artiste Weave - SmartDancer
It was discovered by accident and seems to require a wide-reaching animation.
This quick and dirty routine exemplifies Order to Chaos to Order
This video is very, very basic as far as Canons go. I have a whole article on Canons on our website but essentially it allows dancers (in this case animesh) to Solo dance/and or turn. This example they solo the same dance as the backing routine BUT they use turns which gives them a wider separation of the backing line.
The newest version of the SmartDancer has a built-in sequencer meaning that it can run standalone without the need for the Artiste Performance HUD. People asked for timed animations, a log, and ability to solo. All of those are in. Even have a snapshot ability.
All features can be experimented at design time just by pressing buttons. Then you can create a sequence nc for repeated automatic performance. Just about every value can be changed on the fly for extreme experimentation. The permutations are endless.
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