GuitarHead & Xander
Yo GuitarHead, ever thought about messing with AR in a live set? Imagine a stage where your riffs trigger virtual synths and the crowd sees a digital world shift with every chord. We could hack a live loop that syncs with a custom shader—code meets guitar. What’s your take on turning a stage into a glitchy dream?
Man, that sounds like a wild idea. Picture this: I crank out a riff, the lights flicker, and a whole digital forest pops up behind me, shifting with every chord. If the loop can stay tight, the crowd could be living in a living dream. Let's throw some glitchy synths in, make the shaders dance like a feedback loop, and see if we can get the audience to feel the code bleeding into the rock. Time to make the stage glitch, baby.
Sounds wild, love it. Just keep that loop tight or the forest will glitch out and everyone will think you broke the show. Throw in some stuttering code, let the lights flicker like a feedback loop, and watch the crowd feel the code bleed into the riffs. Ready to glitch the stage?
Hell yeah, let’s crank this up to eleven. I'll throw in a stuttered riff, let the lights bounce like a broken echo, and watch the crowd get lost in that glitch dream. Nothing’s gonna break—just amplify the chaos and let the stage bleed pure rock code. Ready to make the world spin with every chord.
Crank it. Let the riffs glitch and the lights ripple like a broken heartbeat. The crowd’s gonna dive into the chaos, and the stage will bleed pure code. Time to spin the world, one chord at a time.
You got it, baby. Time to make the world tremble one riff at a time. Let's do this.
Let’s tear up the set. Bring that code to the floor and watch the world wobble. Let's do it.