Tripping Hard with the Sleepy Circuits Hypno (Video Synthesis!) 

Thanks for the song title

Or name for the technical death metal band

_reticulating splines_

Sounds like something a spaceship engineer would say in a bad 80s sci-fi movie.

that was just kaleid wtf

youtube is actually really good for that ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BtYKDamqo2I.html and most people dont realise it can sound great if you upload in the right formats.. and 144p sound the same as 4k these days ;-)

im pretty sure my link is about video, try reading it properly.

Giving me a lot of ideas 🤔

Hmmmm

i think not

Coincidence? I think not!

My exact thoughts lmao

bruh same

Ikr

That's exactly what I was thinking. On-the-fly light shows built live every night out of these, would be awesome

​@@iancallender2432pretty lights does that

The thing I think is so interesting is how this thing can basically give you a never ending supply of visuals for performances

@@tonipepperoni3424 I've been playing around with mine for about a week, and I totally agree. The possibilities are endless! Right now I have it hooked up to a projector in my studio and it provides some pretty sweet effects while I'm jamming on my modular late at night.

@@CassowaryToenails I dont have the money for this kind of stuff so I hope you enjoy the most out of it, this video convinced me that this synth is going to be revolutionary in advancing as well as making video synthesis more available which is super exciting because I think this will help open the doors for producers to Express themselves through visuals and it will be easier this way to have high end visuals in live performances

There's a band I haven't listen to in a while!

@@jungoogie you gotta catch up! It's been a great decade for them, especially with their solo albums

@@the_largest It's fun to rediscover bands of old. I don't look at it like catching up. Just the appropriate time and measure.

@@zackpennachi Lol I was just about to same the same thing. The guy who filmed Oddsac was definitely utilizing something similar.

@@the_largest Eucalyptus is a masterpiece! And Cows On Hourglass Pond is a fantastic follow-up and feels awesome and fun to listen to after finishing Eucalyptus.

YOOOOO

Those were the days!!

what's the reference here?

Reference is to Cyberpunk, which is kinda incorrect because it does have a warning every time you launch the game. Haters gonna hate.

@@elowine What a weird cultural phenomenon that game is. Yet another thing to create divisive "sides" for people to do social "combat." The bugs and glitches are hilarious, and I'm excited to see what the game turns into when the devs actually finish it.

Why did visualizers stop being a thing?? 😭😭

YES!!

ProjectM is a free and open-source port of MilkDrop and seems (at least somewhat) alive right now

Also makes me want to do like I did back then... reverse-engineer it to make my own version, and publish the source code. Those were good times, and computers are a lot faster now so the possibilities are a lot deeper. Maybe I'm weird, but I love doing stuff like that, and I miss doing graphics algorithms.

illusion of duality implies nonduality, dawg

I mean porpoise. poipose. I'm species blind.

@@0v_x0 Namaste! :)

the live possibilities... why pay a vfx company, just buy a projector, incorporate into more cool shit to do on stage.

That is an awesome idea

twitch makes a patch would be so much fun!

Exactly! I'm 50 seconds in, and I'm like I should probably turn this off... I know how I get....

Video software isn't so cheap either... B - )

Few of them can do all of this for only $620

What about the Critter and Guitari Eyesy, is it much more limited than this module? It’s $200 less.

Fuck yeah!

I wonder if he ever got to hear Shpongle's first album before he passed.

It's true

and collapses back into it. simultaneously. we're just electrochemically tuned to experience a certain dimensional slice, giving the impression of a linear objective reality, or "time," while being a part of a much more inscrutable and infinite process, such as demonstrated by the nonduality of nature and science illustrated in this video. you know things are weird when quantum mechanics, fringe neuroscience, psychedelic (oldest historical spiritual tradition) experience and ancient pre-westernized tantrik psychocosmology all line up in art, ontology and day to day life. or, yeah.

lol I just actually looked at your username after writing my other comment, which implies parallels between quantum physics and tantra. that's hilarious. om jai maa, om ardhanarishvara namah.

Here's a fun question I've been thinking about recently. Assuming what you say is true, "this entire existence is just a play of math," would you agree or disagree that chaos exists? If everything is describable within the rigorous rules of mathematics then surely everything must follow some calculable order right? Even the most complex scenarios should be solvable with the right math in theory. This may also require special tooling or measurement equipment that would be practically impossible to exist. However, theoretically, if we had measurements of any parameter, boundary conditions, etc. then nothing should be indeterminate or completely chaotic in a mathematical universe right? Well this is where that notion got turned on its head for me. I watched a video explaining how the Mandelbrot Set actually works which is I think the first discovery of fractals. It's basically just a recurring function (like a feedback loop in other terms) that results in endlessly unique, infinitely non-repeating patterns. This means to me that by following a pretty simple recursive function, chaos is produced through the ordered rules of math. That being said, the argument could still be made that even within a fractal, each point has a specific thread or function back to its source. Is it really chaos if it came from a rigorous, consistent mathematical function or do we just call it chaos because it is too complex for us to understand? I guess to really comes down to how we want to define chaos. Anyway, this is just me spitballing on some thoughts I've had after learning more about fractal patterns. I could be misinformed about some things here but I'd love to learn more if so. Regardless, anytime I hear someone say that the universe is entirely mathematical (which btw that could also be argued against) I always wonder what the consequences of that would be.

@@MalariaSucks10 can the Mona Lisa know Da Vinci? I guess what I'm saying is, that which was created cannot know the creator... It can ponder but there's been a ceiling placed on the mind that cannot conceive of the truth. This is why in ancient Indian yogic cultures those who were pursuing the truth were told to abandon their rational thinking mind, for there exists within us an intelligence beyond memory. Memory is but second hand information, even if it's science "fact" for now

I actually have a 0coast too, it seems like it'd be a really good pair. Did you end up pulling the trigger? Very curious!