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Tutorials for Autodesk Maya and sometimes other stuff.
Since a large portion of clients visiting my tutorials come from non-english speaking countries, subtitles would be highly welcome. I personally create the videos sponteanously, so I have no script at hand.
www.maxschoenherr.de/clock/
Since a large portion of clients visiting my tutorials come from non-english speaking countries, subtitles would be highly welcome. I personally create the videos sponteanously, so I have no script at hand.
www.maxschoenherr.de/clock/
12 Years in My Studio
I had an extremely creative time in my studio, in the centre of Cologne, Germany. Now is the time to quit. The building will be used for other purposes.
There are four photos from Wikimedia Commons in this video, two historic ones from 1947, one by Raimond Spekking: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L%C3%B6wengasse_K%C3%B6ln-8930.jpg, and one by Frank Domahs: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_destroyed_sixstory_cologne_city_archive.jpg
All the other photos and videos are my very own ones. Some can be licensed via Picture Alliance.
The history of the Cologne cathedral can be found in the Wikipedia, in lots of languages. You might want to start here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne_Cathedral
My podcast about the Stasi archive is here: www.stasi-unterlagen-archiv.de/informationen-zur-stasi/themen/serien/podcast-zum-stasi-unterlagen-archiv/
The Archivradio project: www.archivradio.de, and via the ARD Audiothek.
The Stammheim Tapes: www.der-audio-verlag.de/hoerbuecher/die-stammheim-baender-schoenherr-maximilian-978-3-89813-786-7/
The East German espionage court case: www.maxschoenherr.de/radio/Fallbeil/Fallbeil.html
There are four photos from Wikimedia Commons in this video, two historic ones from 1947, one by Raimond Spekking: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:L%C3%B6wengasse_K%C3%B6ln-8930.jpg, and one by Frank Domahs: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_destroyed_sixstory_cologne_city_archive.jpg
All the other photos and videos are my very own ones. Some can be licensed via Picture Alliance.
The history of the Cologne cathedral can be found in the Wikipedia, in lots of languages. You might want to start here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cologne_Cathedral
My podcast about the Stasi archive is here: www.stasi-unterlagen-archiv.de/informationen-zur-stasi/themen/serien/podcast-zum-stasi-unterlagen-archiv/
The Archivradio project: www.archivradio.de, and via the ARD Audiothek.
The Stammheim Tapes: www.der-audio-verlag.de/hoerbuecher/die-stammheim-baender-schoenherr-maximilian-978-3-89813-786-7/
The East German espionage court case: www.maxschoenherr.de/radio/Fallbeil/Fallbeil.html
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An AI Car Crash Video Clip
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We're in the middle of 2024. There are several websites and apps which provide text to AI video options. I created this clip with the free version of LUMA AI "dream machine": lumalabs.ai/ I have not tried other portals with this prompt, so I cannot tell who's better or worse. If you're interested in text to image AI, please see this video I did last year: ua-cam.com/video/RhdCluagHcA/v-deo.html
Zündfunk Radiotop Faktor 5 [German Public Radio]
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This is no tutorial. It's about a segment in my German public radio show back in the 1990s. Das Faktor 5-Rätsel war einer von mehreren Bausteinen im Zündfunk Radiotop (de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zündfunk_Radiotop). Hier sind eine Reihe von Einsendungen von HörerInnen, die das Rätsel lösten.
IT History: 1980s and 1990s Graphics, Sound and Animation Software
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I started a radio show on "Home Computers" back in 1983; the first of its kind on public radio Germany: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bit,_byte,_gebissen Now it's time for me to empty my office/studio shelf with lots of software packages from back in the 1980s and 1990. Among others there is Deck II, Audiomedia II, Lightroom 3, Commodore 64 Handbook, Atari and Amiga docs, Native Instruments, Steinberg,...
My Maya 7 Box From 2005
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Exciting times, 2005! Maya 7 was released with lots of exciting new features for 3D computer animation. Enjoy this brief history lesson.
My 3.5‘‘ Floppies
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This is my farewell video to the era of the 3.5 inch floppy disk. My first ones were for the Atari ST in 1995, a year later for the Commodore Amiga, and after that for the Apple Macintosh. I had a laser printer and printed labels for my personal disks: the ones with manuscripts for radio and print media, with little programs using Hypercard, or with sounds and my compositions.
Davinci Resolve: Random Function and Vignette
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Mathematical functions can be easily implemented and they create powerful effects. For one of several lists of functions and operators für Davinci Resolve, try this: another-davinci-resolve-blog.blogspot.com/2021/03/davinci-resolve-expressions.html
Davinci Resolve: Anna & Björn or Text Follows Track
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A Lindy Hop evening in an English Pub in London. Two dancers, very dim light. I want to “tag“ the dancers, using their names, Anna and Björn. The names follow the dancers, and they fade in and out. Enjoy!
SGI O2 Graphics Computer 1998
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I purchased the Silicon Graphics O2 in 1998 and used it for one purpose only: creating 3D computer animation with Maya. The PC was the only affordable one, powerful enough to handle 3D tasks. Today I say goodbye to this machine which served me very well for more than 4 years.
The NeXT Book From 1989
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When Steve Jobs got sacked by the Apple board of directors in 1985 he created a company named NeXT Inc. It developed outstanding, yet too expensive personal computers. This book by Bruce F. Webster from 1989 is an hommage to the NeXT Cube. You find NeXT and Bruce Webster in the Wikipedia. Webster's (outdated) private homepage is here: brucefwebster.com/ A brief excerpt of my interview with Stev...
Davinci Resolve: Planar Tracking the C64
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In this "short and sweet" tutorial I demonstrate the Planar Tracking function in Davinici Resolve. The task is straight forward: Create the text "C64" next to the real Commodore 64 home computer, on the wooden floor. If you want to follow this tutorial with my video source: Feel free to download it from Wikimedia commons: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Commodore_64_Home_Computer_(1983).webm we...
Davinci Resolve: The Rooster's Magic Mask
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Compositing is often a subtle task. Here is an example how to use the Magic Mask in Davinci Resolve. If you want to follow along with the same example, you find it here: pixabay.com/videos/rooster-chicken-chick-190144/
Two Internet Books From 1994
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Navigating the Internet and the Internet Yellow Pages are two equally thick books from 1994. Interesting to browse, and, of course, helplessly outdated. Enjoy this trop through space and time!
An Online Handbook From 1990
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I found this book from 1990 in my studio: Alfred Glossbrenner's "Complete Handbook of Personal Computer Communications - The Bible of the Online World". On 400 pages the author writes very detailed about CompuServe, Null Modems, online forums, fax interfaces and many other things. AOL was in its launching phase and not included in that $ 18.95 paperback. Three years later the World Wide Web sta...
Two Past Time Computer Dictionaries
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One from 1989: The Dictionary of Computer Terms, by Douglas Downing and Michael Covington. One from 1992: The Macintosh Dictionary, by Andy Baird. I'll probably throw the two lovely books away - unless one of you wants to give them a new home. In this case, pls use the comment section below.
Artificial Intelligence Translates Videos With Lipsync
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Artificial Intelligence Translates Videos With Lipsync
Composing Music. Today: Cubase Colours And Range
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Composing Music. Today: Cubase Colours And Range
AI Imagines Musical Instruments for the Year 2100
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AI Imagines Musical Instruments for the Year 2100
Composing Music. Today: The Arpeggiator in Cubase
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Composing Music. Today: The Arpeggiator in Cubase
Composing Music. Today: Hypha in Cubase
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Composing Music. Today: Hypha in Cubase
Device selection not even showing at all in my Arnold options
wow stumbled across this video and this is surprisingly good
nice to hear this!
Thanks for Being on youtube Mr.Maximilian , i found you on that specific Maya Tips and Tricks and helped me Alot 🙌
you‘re very welcome!
very interesting
:-)
nice i followed this in blender using a circle and subdividing 2x
good to hear that! blender is a wonderful tool.
Thankyou somuch this video is very helpful!
my pleasure!
This is the best skinning tutorial I have seen. Thanks!
thanks!
I can see the love you have for that machine that is covered in dirt!
yes, true!
I love SGI machines, despite them being before my time (2004 kid) they just give me a sense of nostalgia for an era that I wasn't there for. I'd love to see how an SGI Machine would handle audio work like pro tools or ableton, but I don't believe anything was released for that purpose on IRIX, unfortunately.
true!
I've seen some really stellar AI work but after testing, testing, and testing some more it's painfully obvious how they did it: HAMMERING. You have to rerun it over and over and over and cherry pick from a ton of fails. For instance, I had an old picture of a squirrel sitting on a park bench with a nut in its paws. I asked the AI to make it climb a tree and pick balloons from it. Did that twice on Luma Dream Machine. Later on I used the same picture and asked it to simply make the squirrel eat the nut with leaves blowing in the background on both Haiper and Luma Dream Machine. Overall, I ran that same picture through two sites in a total of three different ways. The final shot of it eating the nut came from, guess which? The one where i asked it to make the squirrel climb a tree and pick balloons from it. It was the first attempt in any way shape or form with that picture, and it rejected my wishes and simply made the squirrel sit there eating the nut, quite convincingly. All the rest of the attempts were everything from disappointing to outright nightmare fuel. Moral of this story is you are not getting what you want from these things on the first try, or if you do, you're getting off easy. You have to work and work it, often with just the exact same prompt, to get good results.
thanks for your comment! sounds like an interesting enterprise. my video was the first attempt with a free account. cheers!
yes , its not good in complex situations yet ! , at the end of the day still we need great cg artist to direct these gen ai, like animators and motion captures
well said!
Thanks.
welcome!
It was weird though why vm windows on your machine and port everything to windows they basically just advertised for gates
i don‘t get your point. however: moving from the O2 to a windows NT machine was crucial for my animation work.
@@Uhr24 my point was one of the crucial losses for sgi was porting everything to windows it’s a major factor in why it is no more that company was run by morons
Thank you
you‘re very welcome!
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Such an easy tutorial to follow, nicely done mate, thanks for answering my questions.
my pleasure.
This video is useless. If you have a solution to it, I’d recommend you share it instead of making a 6mins video rendering errors and explaining how it could be an abstract art.
let me disagree: i am an unpaid tutor, and i cannot provide solutions. but what i can do is point my finger to problems and errors.
i can run 3D software on my phone nowadays. we came a long way
which 3D software?
@@Uhr24 Nomad sculpt
imagine its 1999 and you could just get a job at a tv station becuase youre among the 20 people in all of germany who knows maya lol
well, nice thought.
hast mein arsch gerettet
hoffentlich auch was anderes (gerettet).
Thank you!
This takes me back. I first learned Maya on 1.0 (in school), and I wanted these versions at home, badly! Good stuff!
hello, when i check the distance of my object from the camera, its a negative number (-6100) Idk why i have it in negative, and the camera is not far of the subject, thats really weird... do you know what i have to do ?
hey, negative distances are not a problem. but i cannot really help you because, due to a change of autodesk‘s policy for us tutors here on youtube, i have no MAYA license at this point.
so if part of ur model is all green, how to fix that link? I'm a beginner
i don’t remember. autodesk changed their policy for educators…
thanks wonderful animation
my pleasure !
most useless video
depends on your knowledge of MAYA.
thanks for your video!! chat gpt is still stupid (or not stupid, it can do something, but 10 times harder then you explain here)
i haven’t tried out chatGPT and MAYA since the publication of the video. so: i don’t know about improvements.
I have done it but it keeps turning itself to 'off' each time I open maya again! Please help me fix this permanently
i have no teacher’s license of MAYA, so i cannot help you.
it didnt work with MAYA 2023 :(
Thanks
welcome!
Thanks a lot. Couldn't find a single video that shows how to not make the same surface collide with itself. you're a livesaver
pleased to hear this!
2024: still sucks And Houdini and Blender are great.
well, all programs for 3D animation have their strengths.
@@Uhr24 True, but it's a job where you're very dependent on bugs and how well the software is programmed.
Amazing!!
Yep. Arnold!
I had that exact yellow pages book... among others
Glad to hear this.
Bro, nice tutorial but almost 12 Min for that....... keep it short
all things take time.
This was exactly was I needed, this video deserves more views
thank you!
Actual relevant content starts at 6:55
Thank you so much for such a great quality tutorial, all my questions were answered just by watching your video. Thank you!
you’re very welcome!
What if it doesn't let me paint at all?
Don’t know.
great video as always!
thank you!
Me at 11:45 pm. Trying to finish this Goddard map rig i wanted to put in my animation for the finals, finally find what i needed
Great!
Thanks
welcome!
Thankyou! This was so helpful to me!
my pleasure.
saludos desde los mochis sinaloa tengo una computadora SGI 02 SILICON GRAPHICS DESDE 1999 LA USO TODAVIA PARA DISEÑO ARQUITECTONICO CON AUTOCAD Y SKEPCHUP SALUDOS DESDE LOS MOCHIS SINALOA MEXICO
good to hear you still use this wonderful machine!
hI! whenever I try to use maya lights and render with arnold, it doesn't work, I see everyone rendering arnold and using spotlight, but it doesn't work with me.. is because it is with alembic?
i don’t know. and i cannot help because i currently have no educational license of maya.
maya is stil showing safe mode warning even after new ncache, please help me.
i cannot help you. i currently have no tutorial license of MAYA.
Seems like the model has a third leg
odd phantasy.
Holy crap, I just learnt something invaluable just like that.
great to hear this!
What a fantastic computer !
yeah, i was very happy with it.
THANK YOU!
you’re very welcome!