-> To join this or other workshops, first purchase a Mapping LAB ticket here and then register (for either a full-day or two half-day workshops) here.

Opening their toolbox of MadMapper, Modul8, and miniMAD, garageCube’s Mike Latona will demonstrate how to manage, mix, map, and modulate light and video in real-time. Learn how to control LEDs and multi-computer set-ups in installations or on stage.

Fans of Modul8 and madMapper rejoice: garageCube, developer of powerful technologies for live video mixing, video mapping, and LED control, will bring their entire arsenal. Using Modul8, madMapper, miniMAD, and LED kit, Mike Latona (and special garageCube guests) will demonstrate setups and workflows for two use cases: first, participants will learn how to manage, mix, and map light and video in performance and installation contexts by connecting Modul8 and madMapper with garageCube’s own LED kit. Next, you’ll learn how to use Modul8 and madMapper in a multi-computer setup where video contents and a network of inputs and outputs is shared. Finally, participants will synchronize and control miniMAD, garageCube’s all-in-one device for video and LED mapping. Let the ‘electric light orchestra’ begin!

Workshop duration: half-day
Workshop language: English/ French (depending on the participants preference)
Number of participants: 12 max.
Requirements: a computer capable of running Modul8 and MadMapper (see respective specifications).