Conundrumer | databending synced with music @conundrumer | Uploaded 12 years ago | Updated 6 minutes ago
NO VIDEO EFFECTS USED, ONLY AUDIO
See how it works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zETJLO_oJ2w
Since this technique involved transforming a video into audio, I used some audio effects with it. I noticed that, as the video went through a fade out, it steadily became more distorted and chaotic. With that in mind, I attempted to run a compressor through the video with a low cut off so that the compression corresponds to the kick drum of the music. Unfortunately, it turned too much digital data into chaos, so I manually "compressed" the audio via envelopes.
I'm about writing a program that lets you control the amount of glitchiness over a period of time, but I'm gonna have to look into how videos are encoded, first. Maybe throw in a compressor as well.
Music: Maximalist by Baths
Video: "WIldlife" in "Sample Videos" for Windows.
EDIT: Whoops. When I said "compression," I meant side-chaining :|
NO VIDEO EFFECTS USED, ONLY AUDIO
See how it works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zETJLO_oJ2w
Since this technique involved transforming a video into audio, I used some audio effects with it. I noticed that, as the video went through a fade out, it steadily became more distorted and chaotic. With that in mind, I attempted to run a compressor through the video with a low cut off so that the compression corresponds to the kick drum of the music. Unfortunately, it turned too much digital data into chaos, so I manually "compressed" the audio via envelopes.
I'm about writing a program that lets you control the amount of glitchiness over a period of time, but I'm gonna have to look into how videos are encoded, first. Maybe throw in a compressor as well.
Music: Maximalist by Baths
Video: "WIldlife" in "Sample Videos" for Windows.
EDIT: Whoops. When I said "compression," I meant side-chaining :|
