This is absolutely brilliant - and is a perfect example of a project that I am currently attempting to undertake - matching colour with pitch (through wavelength) and interpreting sound through image. How did you do this? What software did you use? PLEASE HELP ME!!! I'd be so grateful for any advise.
A lot of work has been done on trying to find a direct relationship between frequencies of sound and that of colour. I know there is a program which take the colour information in a picture, reads it from left to right like for example and then translates directly this data into sound, although i cant remember who made it or what it's called, although if you start surfing into the world of music visualisation you will find a lot of very interesting work, including probably that one.
this is amazing. i've had a huge interest in making art along these exact same lines. it's taken me a while to find something this good. where did you get your ideas? or where can i find more like this?
my original inspiration was from chris cunningham's Come to Daddy video...
This is great, magnificent, beautiful...wow, what a timing, you are one of the best I 've seen on YouTube.(I've made also a music video and I know how much time and patience you need to make some!)
Thankyou for your support. The original version is in High Definition, which I screen inside my Dome (my channel has a clip showing my dome tent, a portable theatre I developed specifically for festivals).
I wrote the music myself. I'm a cellist by profession. I played and recorded it myself. I'm selfish. And poor. And have a freakish need for control...lol. Seriously, I needed to record each cello track seperately in order to tease out the independent spectrographic information, so I didn't need any other players.
unfortunately it was all done manually, however I am hoping that at some time in the future it will be possible to generate this kind of stuff real time for performances.
You may have noticed two colours in those little visual entities, an external one and an internal one. The external colour is mapped to pitch, so each note has its own colour. The internal colour maps the current chord. Chord colours are mapped similarly to note colours, ie if the colour of the note C is red, the chord of C is also red.
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gabrie181 1 year ago
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Wow this is AMA-zing!
5678dreamer 1 year ago
This is absolutely brilliant - and is a perfect example of a project that I am currently attempting to undertake - matching colour with pitch (through wavelength) and interpreting sound through image. How did you do this? What software did you use? PLEASE HELP ME!!! I'd be so grateful for any advise.
juliaorps 3 years ago
A lot of work has been done on trying to find a direct relationship between frequencies of sound and that of colour. I know there is a program which take the colour information in a picture, reads it from left to right like for example and then translates directly this data into sound, although i cant remember who made it or what it's called, although if you start surfing into the world of music visualisation you will find a lot of very interesting work, including probably that one.
alexbegins 3 years ago
this is amazing. i've had a huge interest in making art along these exact same lines. it's taken me a while to find something this good. where did you get your ideas? or where can i find more like this?
my original inspiration was from chris cunningham's Come to Daddy video...
shipuuga 3 years ago
trippy as hell man wat were u on?!
Hippppoey 3 years ago
what web site do I find music visual on to upload? I came across one with a different name but I lost the address.
Bentherdonthat 3 years ago
awesome idea, but i dont really like the environment. was all of this done by hand, or did you use some sound keying tools?
ssuuppeerrbbooyy 3 years ago
lol..rather special but still amazing animusic ;] how u do those? rly? what programs?
vespzor 4 years ago
This is the most intricate synesthetic work I've ever seen, not to mention some of the best cello work. Please keep these coming!
rotopope 4 years ago
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moneyjr1122 4 years ago
Oh Yes !!!! We want more !! we want more !!
spectralnad 4 years ago
Una maravilla de animación. ¡¡Increíble!! ¡¡Mágico!!
Carnavalito39 4 years ago
Simply amazing.. Are you planning on creating more of these? :]
Aliigetshyphy 4 years ago
Yeah I am, it takes a lot of time producing this kind of stuff but the next one will blow your mind....guaranteed.
alexbegins 4 years ago
are you gonna upload the next movie to youtube :) well.... i hope you do, becaus this is so amazing ;)
Borsting89 4 years ago
NIIIIIIIIIICEEE :D:D
Borsting89 4 years ago
This is great, magnificent, beautiful...wow, what a timing, you are one of the best I 've seen on YouTube.(I've made also a music video and I know how much time and patience you need to make some!)
Leodorus 4 years ago
Yes, and can the high quality version be downloaded somwhere?
kovarex 4 years ago
At the moment its only available as part of an interactive DVD-rom I put together. You can read more about that at my website.
alexbegins 4 years ago
Really touched me, is there some high quality version?
kovarex 4 years ago
Thankyou for your support. The original version is in High Definition, which I screen inside my Dome (my channel has a clip showing my dome tent, a portable theatre I developed specifically for festivals).
alexbegins 4 years ago
after 43443 video views i have finally found the best video on youtube. and i don't use "the best" very often...
trisnjok 4 years ago
Wow animation done manually and music written by you too? Talented guy.
Walbertoh 4 years ago
i briefly played the cello its a very beautiful instrument
eicholson 4 years ago
what is that music
eicholson 4 years ago
I wrote the music myself. I'm a cellist by profession. I played and recorded it myself. I'm selfish. And poor. And have a freakish need for control...lol. Seriously, I needed to record each cello track seperately in order to tease out the independent spectrographic information, so I didn't need any other players.
alexbegins 4 years ago
Wow, that was amazing. Is there a program that does this automatically or did you do this all manually?
Walbertoh 4 years ago
unfortunately it was all done manually, however I am hoping that at some time in the future it will be possible to generate this kind of stuff real time for performances.
alexbegins 4 years ago
good
phoebus29 5 years ago
Awesome, 5/5
What do the colours mean?
weisslenny0 5 years ago
You may have noticed two colours in those little visual entities, an external one and an internal one. The external colour is mapped to pitch, so each note has its own colour. The internal colour maps the current chord. Chord colours are mapped similarly to note colours, ie if the colour of the note C is red, the chord of C is also red.
alexbegins 5 years ago
That's like, my BRAIN, dude!
nejatarn 5 years ago
not bad
Dhomen 5 years ago
Excellent.
smalin 5 years ago