Jerobeam Fenderson - Nuclear Noise Live (oscilloscope / lissajous music) descargar videos gratis
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Duración: 07:32
Subido: 2014/03/03
Compilation of some material from my shows.
http://www.jerobeamfenderson.net
Concept: What you see is what you hear. Left/right audio channels trigger horizontal/vertical deflection of the cathode ray. The oscilloscope shows an exact representation of the physical waveforms of the sound.
The better part of this compilation was recorded at a show at Klub Moozak @ Fluc, Vienna (December 2013), which was replayed and captured from the oscilloscope, edited together with some actual live scenes.
Comentarios
8 years ago
ping guangsheng
It remind me the skrewel synthesizer :)8 years ago
ShadowHunter120
When things went 3d I was just like.Duuuuuude...8 years ago
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art from sound by Jerobeam Fenderson8 years ago
Minimarkus85
really really fucking awesome!9 years ago
Nicole Hamilton
no big deal.... Your channel is only the most awesome thing I've ever seen ever!9 years ago
Firdaush Bhadha
This may be just me but I was waiting for a crazy drop the entire time.9 years ago
Jud Clark
nice cubes9 years ago
mark harpum
Are you using a e350 for these and maybe a Addac502 module? What other modules are you using, and is it all done live? Or do you record the nice patterns and chop them together in a sequencer? It is awesome!!!! Thanks.9 years ago
pavlik morozov
amazed by your technical knowledge9 years ago
Gregory Samson
So everyone's just gonna ignore the giant satanic figure at 4:50 ?9 years ago
Alan Slimak
Uhh.... UI think Aliens and Satan are trying to get in touch with me through this video...9 years ago
MrAskolein
I have seen many things in my life, as an engineering student, this is one the most surprising thing i've watched in my life9 years ago
hana sheala
Its the best music I have ever saw9 years ago
moozooh
I suspect you're at least familiar with Cyclo. Then again their shows less about image and more about music.9 years ago
aeris
Overlove what you do !9 years ago
SylphDS
Could this be done with a laser and some galvos? Or does this require speeds far beyond what you could do with such a setup?9 years ago
Martin Kleppe
You have to watch, how Jerobeam Fenderson is visualizing music with an oscilloscope.*A·MAZ·ING!!*Thanks to +Matthias Weber and his #WLC for sharing this!Ps: I vote Jerobeam for the next +JSConf after party! 9 years ago
iwantcoolname
so how do you do this, just fft-ing of hor/ver sums? that probably would not do it.9 years ago
Martin Dimitrievski
You don't know music until you've composed it in frequency domain.9 years ago
drumr828
daaaaamn that was badass! Omg man props! 1 billion thumbs upVideos Relacionados
