Dance
Feedback
Swirl
Start with a [source]. Connect to an [effect]. It's that simple.
Now add another. Now combine them.
Go crazy.
Every source and effect comes with options.
Drive effects on the fly with MIDI, oscillators, and live audio.
Use a microphone or system audio to power any source or effect
State of the art beat detection powered by BTrack
Ableton Link connectivity built in for easy integration with Pulse
One-click feedback effect up to 60 frames with 10 mix modes
Mask on Color and Luminosity
Batteries included Text Source
Parameters can be driven live with six different oscillator types.
Connect a MIDI controller to learn + drive in one click.
Warp time with live offet and speed multiplier.
Access a library of 300+ royalty-free videos to use in your project.
More videos being added all the time.
Contact Joe if you'd like your own videos included!
Nottawa was made for you by an artist & engineer named Joe Crozier.
Much of software today is designed to take your money, data, and attention.
I don't want any of that.
I want you to make something cool.
Enjoy.
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We're standing on the shoulders of giants with this project. There are a handful of people who need thanks, without them, Nottawa would not exist.
Shadertoy authors are the source of many of Nottawa's coolest effects. We've got an ℹ in app noting the coder themself. Here are their profiles. If your name should be on this list and is not, please reach out!
Andrei Jay and their work on Video Waaaves. Nottawa began as a reskin of Video Waaaves before quickly growing into its own product.
IQ and his career spent making shader art accessible to the world.
Zachary Lieberman, Theo Watson, and Arturo Castro for their work on OpenFrameworks, the C++ runtime which Nottawa was built off of.