Control your own video right from the palm of your hand. Don't sit behind a computer screen, in an expensive editing suite, dealing with tedious, over-complicated software. Save that for the professional filmmakers. You just want to have fun right?
The Navigator is rendered directly inside your video output. Seven pages cover everything: VIDEO, SOUND, IMAGE, EFFECT, CONTROLS, SYSTEM, DEV. Hit your assigned key again to close.
CNTRLR is served from the GVI-1 itself at http://<pi-ip>:8282. Any phone, tablet, or laptop on the same network. Mobile-first. Auth-gated. Dark instrument UI.
Open the CONTROLS tab in CNTRLR and this is what you see. Three banks of knobs (A/B/C). Four sliders. Four buttons. Two LFOs. Every control assigns to any parameter on any layer of the shader stack.
Four vertical assignable sliders (SI1–SI4). Continuous 0–1. Drag, drop, perform.
Four fire buttons (BT1–BT4). Tap to trigger. Hold to assign. Bind to anything that toggles.
Eight rotary knobs (K1–K8) across three banks (A/B/C). 24 assignable controls in total.
Two low-frequency oscillators (LFO1 + LFO2). Rate, size, target. Hands-free modulation.
Any control assigns to any parameter on any layer of the shader stack. Map K1 to spin_kaleid.segments. Map SI1 to root.zoom. Map LFO1 to vhs_warp.noise. Tap BT3 to recall a cluster snapshot.
Three banks of knobs means twenty-four mappings without ever leaving the page. Snapshots remember every assignment — save a cluster, recall it later, and the whole control surface snaps to where it was.