Max Cooper - Void (Official Video by Jessica In) 

You are the best 💖🤗

Hi Max, I need your permission to use this music for my final project choreography. I love the sound you make and its give me an idea to create a choreography using this music. So I hope you could give me this permission.

@@nurifajilahjuslian5263 dont think he checks all the comments of comments. I think there is a way to sent a private message

i guess Im asking the wrong place but does someone know a way to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any assistance you can offer me.

@Jedidiah Wesley instablaster ;)

it is. and for punishment, you should enter into some self-flagellation for at least fifteen minutes. then watch the video again

I had 4kbut the vid is at 720p

@@Salman-Q vid is 1080p on a retina here

@@Salman-Q It's 1080p, but the compression really obscures it in some parts. They should make a program that generates the video from scratch, could be much smaller than the video if done right and fully take advantage of whatever resolution you have.

huh?

LOL

minecraft on a bad acid trip maybe lol

Or basically Terraria

this is what playing NaissanceE feels like

^ can someone make a video game of this please, first-person mosquito game ost

Wonderfully brilliant tic

t'es un genie le sang

@LukePluto - funny enough, there already is a game where you play as a mosquito called Mister Mosquito on PS2.

@@nighthoodlupin3500 I just checked mister mosquito on youtube, it's more erotic than trip/trans, it's more Barry White than Max Cooper, but close enough !

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check his song chaos into order

if you love the visuals you could appreciate the artist Jessica In, not just the musician ;) (edit: no offense, stay strong buddy )

Nice comment, feel good bro 👍 cheers

I take it this track woke you up from sleeping then!

When the mutual staring stops is when you're back home

I've heard that the best way to become atheistic is through theology, but is it possible to become religious through the same mechanism by staying in academia for too long?

@@z0uLess Yep & Vice Versa

​​@@z0uLessanything studied deeply enough points back to God because it is fundamentally true that God is at the end of all things. It is from God that all things may begin.

@@kiavaxxaskew Cycles, huh? Accurding to Tim Dillon, thats how rich people talk.

If you mess around with drawing algorithms (python, processing) etc you start get stuff like this. The 2:58 part though is too fast for python in real time though. He's taken it to the next level though lol :)

Synaesthesias, aspergers, hppd, for some people is amazing, but others (like me) can just look at a grid pattern or the ground and start visualizing (or unavoidable seeing) undescribable mind blowing stuff, a lot of artists can imagine this kind of thing, its way more common than people think, i have hundreds of visualizations i still waiting to see somewhere irl, with meanings which abstract algebra allowed me to pleasure more. Thats why the split between maths, engineering, art, psychology and other social sciences has just split the brains of people in half, its damaging, artists should learn to code, coders should learn to make art. Im sure very probably, he visualized it, and then created (not the exact parameters obviously), but maybe not, and just stumbled upon it, but anyway, humans are a lot more diverse than neurotypicals believe.

​@ Lovely comment. It's art, its so difficult to say something meaningful about the process of creation. Its mainly about the result for the viewer. He is such an amazing artist. His audio visual show from a few years ago was amazing to see live.

@ Just want to add to your comment that I'm on the spectrum, and watching videos like these results in the creation of completely new worlds and highly vivid imaginations and visualizations of concepts such as these, but sometimes even more ridiculously complex than what's shown in the video. My mind has always been that way, to the point where I could create and have entire movies play out in my imagination and daydream. It has its ups and downs. Certain mushrooms and similar substances can also result in creative ideas like these coming into fruition.

did you find it?

probably soundcloud?

@@user-nn9rs6ju1l Just what I said: emergentism, complexity, chaos (see the Sante Fe Institute for a lot of work in these domains). The aesthetic of the videos and the music that Max Cooper makes all call back to a particular kind of way of looking at the world. What you call a nascent philosophy. And this philosophy, which in my opinion began in the sixties with the Cyberneticians, is an informational (they literally invented information theory) or organizational way of looking at the world. No matter, no energy. Something purer and more transcendent than either. It disregards the divisions of natural science as artificial in favor of a holistic (or organic, or computational, or interdisciplinary) outlook on the structure of reality. That's where you get the constant motiff of fractals and mathematical/generative art from in all of these videos. The whole of nature is envisioned as one self-creative happening, moving forever from zero to one. More contemporaneously, I think Stephen Wolfram is at the forefront of this new scientific worldview (although I would also refer you to Francis Heylighen for more explicit philosophy). But the work Wolfram is doing began with his book 'A New Kind of Science' and is now extending itself to a really interesting and novel take on a fundamental theory of physics wherein the whole universe is envisioned as the product of cellular automata. Infinitely complex structures and elegantly simple rules. Whether you think it is CORRECT or not--regardless--these are the people taking the implicit philosophy of the 'information age' to its natural conclusion. Just as in the age of the advent of Newtonian mechanics, the premier intellectuals conceptualized the world as a grand clockwork, and this lead to a physical transformation in society too as the concepts of mechanization were implemented into industrialization. The growing creep of mathematization and computerization in all scientific fields speaks to a similar move into a new underlying ontology. And the outcome has been the same as the philosophy is implemented into the information revolution. AI is coming next.

In my personal opinion this is a much more fertile scientific worldview in terms of meaning than a mechanistic materialism every was, because it is fundamentally open to abstract concepts like love, happiness, and fear as irreducible organizational complexities. As opposed to breaking down the subject with a hammer into a mere object, non-reductivism (which is the maxim of emergentism) and likewise the epistemology of second-order cybernetics as well shows us that the dichotomy is more fluid, and it could just as well be said that the sword cuts the other way. All objects are subjective (though never arbitrarily parsed). It's a very rich philosophy, which is why I love it.

​@@Adam-gf2fgyou're describing the heavenly realms and sacred geometry, or it seems to me.

ilas Ilas is that what we’re seeing at like 5:30 ? It does look a little grainy.

@@XxfishpastexX it's pretty bad around 5:38 - 5:48

simulated of course

More like the video butchered the compression algorithm

@@ilasilas3261 the vimeo version (vimeo uses a less lossy compression algorithm, as i understand it) is comparably garbled around the same time: vimeo.com/377562895#t=328s i matched a frame from youtube to a frame from vimeo (both in 1080p) and couldn't identify any artifacts unique to either just using the naked eye, so maybe the apparent compression is just part of the original video ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (i did think the compression algorithm was to blame at first though, for sure--this is exactly the kind of video it struggles with, after all)

I feel as if i relate. Sometimes that can be the limiting factor as you attempt to visually translate symmetric elements to audio production and come up with something entirely different than intended.

This is how the music felt in every sense.

The world is a better place because of this human

​@@toofastooslowyet the world isn't better. Each day, the Sun rises, and the trees develop oxygen for our survival human beings see nothing in that. Just as they see nothing in many good things besides their own selfish desires.