Making its debut at the 2015 Miami Music Week, Electronic Opus is a multi-dimensional musical event featuring a symphony orchestra merged with synthesized electronic instruments, soaring vocals, a giant innovative hardscape, and brilliantly shapeshifting video, creating an immersive sensory experience. Tying it all together is a stunning interactive 3D projection mapping show -- powered by Barco RLM-W14 projectors -- fully enveloping the audience in a kaleidoscope of dynamic sight and sound.
In its quest to lead the projection mapping landscape, Barco is powering numerous shows and events around the globe with its award-winning large venue projection. Its latest foray, Electronic Opus, is a creation of TanZ Group and Video Games Live creator Tommy Tallarico, presenting a pioneering, immersive electronic symphonic concert featuring famous works reimagined by world-renowned EDM artist, film composer and technologist Brian Transeau (BT).
A seamless panorama of imagery
Thanks to the extended warping and blending capabilities of the RLM-W14 projector, the unique interactive segments seamlessly blended with the exclusive synchronized HD video footage. An additional projector was used to create holographic projections on transparent acrylic panels in front of the orchestra, creating instant mega HD TV walls.
A pioneering achievement
Capturing widespread impressions at the Miami event, Sam Krichevsky, CEO, TanZ Group comments: “The combined effect of the multi-dimensional wall and the perfectly blended projection echoing the acoustical experience was stunning – you felt like you were actually inside the show!” As BT recently wrote on Twitter, commending this industry first, “I don’t think people can imagine the visual component of Electronic Opus…there’s literally never been anything like it.”
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