Perpetual Decimal Nomad O-Scope Experiment

The soundscape is a Reaktor module I designed for creating probability based tones and rhythms. The video was created by simply doing a screen capture of an oscilloscope set to xy scope, removed the grid for later chroma keying, and imported it into After Effects on a friend's mac, messed with some levels, lighting, and stylize plugins resulting in what you see here. Hope this gives a few of you some ideas. Feel free to leave any ideas or comments.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• DSP
• VST
• OCD
• DMT
• Oscilloscope
• O-Scope
• Synthesizer
• Reaktor
• Moog
• Nord
• Korg
• Chris Cunningham
• Aphex
• Squarepusher
• Venetian Snares
• Brian Eno

[leakeg]

pretty cool sounds and visuals dude!

any details on the module?

btw what program did you use to screen capture?

[ticklesitter]

@leakeg thanks man. the audio is a reaktor module I created that randomly generates really odd harmonics. I then decided to take the seperate signals from each oscillator and ran them as "left" and "right" outputs to this software called Zelscope's input. Then I believe I used Camtasia to capture it, followed by running the capture through After Effects to color correct and tweak the visible aspects of the scope. The result you see is merely the interactivity of the left and right channel.

[leakeg]

@ticklesitter sweet, cheers for the info!

[nyrbsamoht]

im intrigued :D so did u use like an oscilloscope feature in Reaktor (im not familiar with this prog), capture it, then tweak in after effects?

are you aware of any other programs you can generate such waveform animations in? or is reaktor the best :P?

beautiful stuff btw, where did you get the sound track from?

[ContraMusic]

This is fuckin' awesome man. This could be really useful!!!!!1