There's no earthly way of knowing Which direction we are going There's no knowing where we're rowing Or which way the river's flowing Is it raining? Is it snowing? Is a hurricane a-blowing? Not a speck of light is showing So the danger must be growing Are the fires of hell a-glowing? Is the grisly reaper mowing? Yes, the danger must be growing 'Cause the rowers keep on rowing And they're certainly not showing Any signs that they are slowing!
Man, that is wild...what a trip! At one point it made me think that this is what dying is like... a mass of colours merging and blurring, changing...true transformation through death...
@phydroxide I thought it was good, there were all sorts of optical illusion stimulating images throughout JeremiahLaMontagne's video. If I were to guess the reason it wasn't good for you, I'd say maybe your screen is too small or your computer is too slow....or perhaps you might visit an optometrist and make sure your vision isn't degraded. Other than that, unless you are just mean and critical...I don't know...not trying to be confrontational here, but just wanted to respond to your comment.
Oh and show it to your friends, post it to facebook, see what other people think of it. Have a conversation about it:) Then you can find maybe a collective understanding of the piece. Honestly though I am from a school where once I have created something it is out of my hands. It is not my place to determine your experience of my creation I am not a Machiavellian artist.
@Ezixax The answer is 42. lol. It means what you want it to mean. It is purely about the experience and you as the viewer with your own individual experience will add your own meaning. If I have done my job well then you will have an experience that you can come back to from time to time and discover new meaning:)
@melis256 Thanks! Be sure to share it with your friends and on facebook. I recently submitted it to have a chance at being in a show at the guggenheim! Wish me luck:)
@invis878787 Hey sorry I can not give you the xpf file as I don't have it any more only the exported frames. Explore different options and into the fractal some. you will be able to find it:)
This is one of those rare gems you sometimes happily discover on YouTube.
Is this just a part of the installation or the whole video? It seemed to me the ending was a bit abrupt. I was expecting the Risset glissando to end up in a "singularity"
Isn't the moire patterns that arise from your own monitor what creates the psychodelic trip towards the end (the last minute)? I believe it is the interference pattern of the bands getting closer toghether what creates the illusion.
the risset auditory illusion is nice but if you applied some of the same fractal math to the spatiality, rhythm, and number of overtones of a tri wave or two it would fit better. maybe modulate the pitch ever so slightly in the fractal pattern as well.
You are absolutely right. Sound waves in physical reality are longitudinal waves.
The representation of sound by a sine wave is merely an attempt to illustrate the sinusoidal nature of the pressure-time fluctuations. That said in the world of computerized sound sine waves are what is used to represent sound.
It is the translation of the perfect sine waves used in creating the illusion into the longitudinal waves that fill the sound stage where the sound is being heard that "hotspots" occur dude to the compression and refraction of the sinusoidal sound coming from the speakers.
This happens with any type of sound not just sine waves. However Normal sound is complicated enough that the compressions and refractions turn into white noise that your brain largly ignores. Because of the pure tone nature of sine wave the compression and refraction of sine waves produces recognizeable over/undertones and amplitude differences based entirely on the shape of the room and the orientation of the speakers. That's probably way more of an answer than you were looking for.
That is a very good question. Some mysteries are better left unsolved though. I can't give away too much of my artistic process;) I've got an artists mystique to uphold. lol.
did u do this? if so whered you get the equipment and learned how to?this is all so very interesting. i love physics and hope tto be a quantum physicist one day although i hardly know a thing bout the subject.
I did do this. Using a Mac Pro. I did about a years worth of research on the subject and then it took me about another year to make the piece. I only do this on the side in my spare time though. Although not strictly related I would recommend Gödel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter.
Very cool. The sensation of zooming in and out is fascinating. The whole illusion reminds me of the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey. "Space" is ALIVE.... I emailed you my bank account info, but you never replied. What's the story with that! ;-)
I've made interference patterns in extreme deep zooms. They're cool to watch because there is the sense of motion from the outward zoom and motion from the shape itself. Often they look like they are squirming or pulsating like it did for this example. I have a number of low resolution fractal videos that you can see this in.
Well, yeah, the pitch seems to increase or decrease, but it's like there are two sound channels which actualy vary in pitch, increasing and then, suddenly starting again, but it is done alternatively by the two channels, so while we focus in the increasing of one of them, the other suddenly falls to the beginning stage. Is this what it is all about?
There are a number of ways to do the Pitch illusion. The way I did it is not technically perfect. There are places towards the end where the illusion was broken for expressive purposes. See: John Shepard & Jean Claude Risset. The way I did it was to have 12 fundamental pitches (a chromatic scale) and 12 octaves, starting somewhere around 20Hz. If you can imagine each of these fundamentals and their harmonics as overlapping bell curves where the Y axis is amplitude.
Thanks, I know I sound like a broken record but please post this to your facebook or myspace. As an independent artist I don't have many promotional options available to me other than word of mouth.
FLVplayer200 made this comment but it was accidentally removed:
This video is the best sensory experience I've had on youtube. I genuinely got lost in the video while on fullscreen. A huge amount of respect and gratitude for your creativity and effort
We've gone plaid!
But in all seriousness, this is pretty cool.
MrDuncanBelfast 7 months ago
sunnyztmoney 7 months ago
WTF is this ?
TheXxmad4everxx 8 months ago
those moire patterns remind me of the old dr who intros.
alphamone 8 months ago
interferogram
RoboticusMusic 9 months ago
Scary but very cool :)
MisterAlexandre1407 9 months ago
Man, that is wild...what a trip! At one point it made me think that this is what dying is like... a mass of colours merging and blurring, changing...true transformation through death...
DHeatherC 10 months ago
Saw a comment urging us to see the final product and it would be much better... not really.
phydroxide 11 months ago
@phydroxide Sorry you feel that way man obviously a lot of people dissagree. I'll be the first to admit this is not for everyone. To each his own.
JeremiahLaMontagne 11 months ago
@JeremiahLaMontagne just out of curiosity whats your IQ??
TheJay1017 10 months ago
@TheJay1017 I don't actually know. I never took an official IQ test. I imagine that I am probably only slightly above average though.
JeremiahLaMontagne 10 months ago
@phydroxide I thought it was good, there were all sorts of optical illusion stimulating images throughout JeremiahLaMontagne's video. If I were to guess the reason it wasn't good for you, I'd say maybe your screen is too small or your computer is too slow....or perhaps you might visit an optometrist and make sure your vision isn't degraded. Other than that, unless you are just mean and critical...I don't know...not trying to be confrontational here, but just wanted to respond to your comment.
BeckyliciousZephyr 4 months ago
Holy crap that end
darkgear6 11 months ago
This is to easy! What The heck!!!!!
sarahashton18 1 year ago
Trippy as hell! Great work!
entropede 1 year ago
Oh and show it to your friends, post it to facebook, see what other people think of it. Have a conversation about it:) Then you can find maybe a collective understanding of the piece. Honestly though I am from a school where once I have created something it is out of my hands. It is not my place to determine your experience of my creation I am not a Machiavellian artist.
JeremiahLaMontagne 1 year ago
WTF.... Tell us what it means D:
Ezixax 1 year ago
@Ezixax The answer is 42. lol. It means what you want it to mean. It is purely about the experience and you as the viewer with your own individual experience will add your own meaning. If I have done my job well then you will have an experience that you can come back to from time to time and discover new meaning:)
JeremiahLaMontagne 1 year ago
@JeremiahLaMontagne So thats why the answer to the universe on google is 42
Ezixax 1 year ago
@Ezixax Not Just the Universe. Life the Universe and Everything;)
JeremiahLaMontagne 1 year ago
@JeremiahLaMontagne but 2x2 isnt 42 D:
Ezixax 1 year ago
Crap! So that's up to some point the way my laptop works.
LukeVilent 1 year ago
I feel strange! i love it!!! seems like and hypnotic trip!! DO WANT!
TheSynthetic 1 year ago
Shit! That was like the wackiest thing ever X-O
melis256 1 year ago
@melis256 Thanks! Be sure to share it with your friends and on facebook. I recently submitted it to have a chance at being in a show at the guggenheim! Wish me luck:)
JeremiahLaMontagne 1 year ago
I wrote this formula in Xaos and didnt see same pickture :(
Had just black circle. Could you give me .xpf file ?
invis878787 1 year ago
@invis878787 Hey sorry I can not give you the xpf file as I don't have it any more only the exported frames. Explore different options and into the fractal some. you will be able to find it:)
JeremiahLaMontagne 1 year ago
terrible moir!
iwantcoolname 1 year ago
This is one of those rare gems you sometimes happily discover on YouTube.
Is this just a part of the installation or the whole video? It seemed to me the ending was a bit abrupt. I was expecting the Risset glissando to end up in a "singularity"
Isn't the moire patterns that arise from your own monitor what creates the psychodelic trip towards the end (the last minute)? I believe it is the interference pattern of the bands getting closer toghether what creates the illusion.
suphysis 2 years ago
This equation will be refered by many many persons...... Thank for let us come closer to understand nature. sorry for english
JunThailand 2 years ago
ps: if i relax my eyes at around 6:57 my vision peripheral to your video RIPPLES. woah.
drose00 2 years ago
absolutely stunning!
the risset auditory illusion is nice but if you applied some of the same fractal math to the spatiality, rhythm, and number of overtones of a tri wave or two it would fit better. maybe modulate the pitch ever so slightly in the fractal pattern as well.
my two cents! great job!
drose00 2 years ago
I didn't get it..:(
Raudun 2 years ago
my brain
NOOBLMAO 2 years ago
what is suppose to do!!!!!!!!!
HERBERT1900 2 years ago
Superb!
JOJOKYRA 2 years ago
Thank you:) please share it with your friends!
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
scary ass shit D:
Focrak 2 years ago
Daaamn, trippy! Awesome stuff dude!
poolsuporter 2 years ago
Whoa. Those sine waves gave me a dizzying headache.
persephone750 2 years ago
Fantastic!
dr00min 2 years ago
Aren't sound waves longitudinal instead of sine? Not sure. In any case, this video is fascinating. Great work, and I'm very happy I watched this.
FOOLYCOOLY 2 years ago
You are absolutely right. Sound waves in physical reality are longitudinal waves.
The representation of sound by a sine wave is merely an attempt to illustrate the sinusoidal nature of the pressure-time fluctuations. That said in the world of computerized sound sine waves are what is used to represent sound.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
It is the translation of the perfect sine waves used in creating the illusion into the longitudinal waves that fill the sound stage where the sound is being heard that "hotspots" occur dude to the compression and refraction of the sinusoidal sound coming from the speakers.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
This happens with any type of sound not just sine waves. However Normal sound is complicated enough that the compressions and refractions turn into white noise that your brain largly ignores. Because of the pure tone nature of sine wave the compression and refraction of sine waves produces recognizeable over/undertones and amplitude differences based entirely on the shape of the room and the orientation of the speakers. That's probably way more of an answer than you were looking for.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
Wow, nice in-depth response. That really clears my question up, and intrigues me all the more :) thank you.
FOOLYCOOLY 2 years ago
That is a very good question. Some mysteries are better left unsolved though. I can't give away too much of my artistic process;) I've got an artists mystique to uphold. lol.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
is the camera moving at the same speed in the same direction throughout the whole clip?
jackskellingtonation 2 years ago
did u do this? if so whered you get the equipment and learned how to?this is all so very interesting. i love physics and hope tto be a quantum physicist one day although i hardly know a thing bout the subject.
jackskellingtonation 2 years ago
I did do this. Using a Mac Pro. I did about a years worth of research on the subject and then it took me about another year to make the piece. I only do this on the side in my spare time though. Although not strictly related I would recommend Gödel, Escher, Bach by Douglas Hofstadter.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
Very cool. The sensation of zooming in and out is fascinating. The whole illusion reminds me of the end of 2001: A Space Odyssey. "Space" is ALIVE.... I emailed you my bank account info, but you never replied. What's the story with that! ;-)
jgriffs 2 years ago
I've made interference patterns in extreme deep zooms. They're cool to watch because there is the sense of motion from the outward zoom and motion from the shape itself. Often they look like they are squirming or pulsating like it did for this example. I have a number of low resolution fractal videos that you can see this in.
AllFractUp 2 years ago
Oh God, I started to see things there for a moment at around 4:55 to 5:02.
whiteash002 2 years ago
Well, yeah, the pitch seems to increase or decrease, but it's like there are two sound channels which actualy vary in pitch, increasing and then, suddenly starting again, but it is done alternatively by the two channels, so while we focus in the increasing of one of them, the other suddenly falls to the beginning stage. Is this what it is all about?
pajondio 2 years ago
There are a number of ways to do the Pitch illusion. The way I did it is not technically perfect. There are places towards the end where the illusion was broken for expressive purposes. See: John Shepard & Jean Claude Risset. The way I did it was to have 12 fundamental pitches (a chromatic scale) and 12 octaves, starting somewhere around 20Hz. If you can imagine each of these fundamentals and their harmonics as overlapping bell curves where the Y axis is amplitude.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
uhhh this was cool but it didnt do anything
oflanpando23 2 years ago
What did you expect it to do? It is just youtube after all...
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
this is amazing
PivotArse 2 years ago
Thank you! Please consider posting a link to it on facebook/myspace:)
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
ahhh shit the the nnoise i hear before the aliens come!!!!
chandlerbeckhoff 2 years ago
Hey, What is this video supose to do?
rspk25 2 years ago
If you haven't emailed me you bank account information yet it didn't work :P
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
Impressive stuff.
alexcrafterac 2 years ago
cool
time4pwnagenow 2 years ago
Thanks, I know I sound like a broken record but please post this to your facebook or myspace. As an independent artist I don't have many promotional options available to me other than word of mouth.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
FLVplayer200 made this comment but it was accidentally removed:
This video is the best sensory experience I've had on youtube. I genuinely got lost in the video while on fullscreen. A huge amount of respect and gratitude for your creativity and effort
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
yep, thanks. dunno what happened there O_o
flvplayer2000 2 years ago
YW I might quote you for film festival promotional material:)
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
What is this supposed to do
SkateFallen55 2 years ago
entertain:) That or turn you in to an incoherent coma patient ala Snowcrash, lol.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
Comment removed
flvplayer2000 2 years ago
cool
AZoje 2 years ago
Thanks, please post a link to your facebook page or myspace and help a small independant artist get some recognition! Again thanks for the view!
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
If you like this video please post/embed it to your facebook and myspace pages! The only way this will get attention is by word of mouth.
JeremiahLaMontagne 2 years ago
liked the addition of the intro! not sure the dog liked the auditory illusion but i think both visual and auditory parts are fascinating
stephgolski 2 years ago