The ultimate video to watch when you're stoned lol. He should have explained what's on this video's description. He wouldn't have gotten as many dislikes that way
Trollback is a genius, and huge contributor to the field of motion graphics and kinetic typography. I cant believe people attribute his work to the simple visualizations of basic media players. The directors of the TED conference dont just let anyone lecture after all.
personally i'm against software-controlled manipulation of visuals and text and ambience for ambience sake... screensavers are for when you're away from your desk
@mingleong I bought the LP in 1981... then later bought the CD in the 90s. To this day MYITBOG remains one of the greatest and most haunting works of all recording history. My wife says King Crimson is boring too, lol.
The song is from David Byrne's MY LIFE IN THE BUSH OF GHOSTS. The album is probably too experimental and avant-garde for most people but the whole album is mesmerizing from beginning to end. Ir is an acquired taste.
Windows Media Player currently looks at the file name of the song and searches for the cover album for you. There's nothing stoping it from finding the lyrics. WMP also has psychodelic-looking reactions based on what the music's doing. There's nothing stoping it from recognizing when the lyrics come.
There's nothing stoping it... that is... aside from the inventor of this getting his ass off the couch and inventing it.
Based on this short clip, it appears that Jakob is ignoring the past 100 years of such experimentation.
For example:
Scriabin's color organ, Oskar Fischinger's abstract animations, and Microsoft's downloadable music visualizations.
What did Jakob contribute to this already-rich field? Something? Anything? It'd be interesting to see more of this talk, in order to get an answer to this question.
This really isn't particularly inspiring. Visualisers like Milkdrop for WinAmp are already highly adaptive to music, analysing the waveform and using mathematical algorithms to mesmerising effect. Adding the lyrics is not a huge step either, since they can be read, similar to a subtitle file for a film.
The ultimate video to watch when you're stoned lol. He should have explained what's on this video's description. He wouldn't have gotten as many dislikes that way
crudhousefull 3 months ago in playlist More videos from TEDtalksDirector
stupid shit.
thesweetmolasses 11 months ago
Can I ask, "what the hell is this?" Not in a rude way... In a "I have no idea what the point of this video, can somebody please explain?" way.
InfinityOE 1 year ago
Jakob trolled me, so I trolled him back.
colourfulwithaU 1 year ago
Hans Richter did similar work 80 years ago during the Dada movement.
weswally1 2 years ago
Trollback is a genius, and huge contributor to the field of motion graphics and kinetic typography. I cant believe people attribute his work to the simple visualizations of basic media players. The directors of the TED conference dont just let anyone lecture after all.
swingline 3 years ago
Animation was decent and the song was actually pretty kickass.
This would sound much better live though. Just imagine that bass messing with your stomach...
Cheepn1s 3 years ago
personally i'm against software-controlled manipulation of visuals and text and ambience for ambience sake... screensavers are for when you're away from your desk
underbelly69 3 years ago
That was boring...if they played videos like that on MTV I'd turn it off.
papatoony 3 years ago
the song itself was already boring
mingleong 3 years ago
@mingleong I bought the LP in 1981... then later bought the CD in the 90s. To this day MYITBOG remains one of the greatest and most haunting works of all recording history. My wife says King Crimson is boring too, lol.
aliendogbrain 1 year ago
@aliendogbrain Ooops... MLITBOG I mean.
aliendogbrain 1 year ago
The song is from David Byrne's MY LIFE IN THE BUSH OF GHOSTS. The album is probably too experimental and avant-garde for most people but the whole album is mesmerizing from beginning to end. Ir is an acquired taste.
samjackflash 3 years ago 2
This is just windows media player
Hamandchees3 3 years ago
This is just plain terrible, the "song" makes it so completely unentertaining
Fantabulous666 3 years ago
This would be great to integrate with visualisation of any media players where we can display lyrics parallel to the song ... can this be possible?
vijaymateti 3 years ago
Windows Media Player currently looks at the file name of the song and searches for the cover album for you. There's nothing stoping it from finding the lyrics. WMP also has psychodelic-looking reactions based on what the music's doing. There's nothing stoping it from recognizing when the lyrics come.
There's nothing stoping it... that is... aside from the inventor of this getting his ass off the couch and inventing it.
luno44 3 years ago
weaksauce. this was the only bad TEDtalk I've seen...and I mean bad not just mediocre.
Stickstacks12 3 years ago 2
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you probably have no soul.
JesusEinstein 3 years ago
I think this is the first TED talk I've watched where my reaction was "Meh..."
spiritualmonkey 3 years ago 10
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you probably have no soul.
JesusEinstein 3 years ago
booring, and I'm not easily bored
takerdust 3 years ago 4
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JesusEinstein 3 years ago
Based on this short clip, it appears that Jakob is ignoring the past 100 years of such experimentation.
For example:
Scriabin's color organ, Oskar Fischinger's abstract animations, and Microsoft's downloadable music visualizations.
What did Jakob contribute to this already-rich field? Something? Anything? It'd be interesting to see more of this talk, in order to get an answer to this question.
OtherVerse 3 years ago 10
This really isn't particularly inspiring. Visualisers like Milkdrop for WinAmp are already highly adaptive to music, analysing the waveform and using mathematical algorithms to mesmerising effect. Adding the lyrics is not a huge step either, since they can be read, similar to a subtitle file for a film.
AndromedasWake 3 years ago 3
saw better:D
hookah604 3 years ago 2
saw better:D
hookah604 3 years ago
This would be good to run for a live concert
celshader 3 years ago
How delightfully Eighties!
jefboyardee 3 years ago