Re: new AVS video/audio

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James Morris wrote:
On 2010-07-07 14:46, Dave Phillips wrote:

Created with AVSynthesis (http://avsynthesis.blogspot.com/). Converted
to YouTube video with WinFF.

Dark stuff, best heard/seen with low or no ambient light.

Uh.

I know. *Very* dark. Much of my work with AVS wants low/no background light. Must be my mood whenever I work with Csound. ;)

re: Atte's comments on the music:

I just watched the video having read these comments, but I was so
wrapped up in trying to figure out if the visual textures correlated
with the audio textures that 1:30-1:45 came and went and by the time I
looked at the time, the time was 2:30-2:45 :-)

I like the whole overall sound and mood of the music. I think I was
more wanting something to change in the visuals at around the 1:30-45
mark even though I found it quite absorbing trying to work out if
there were barely visible images coming through them. So it was
satisfying when they do change ;-)


Again I'll emphasize the experimental nature of the work. I set up audio/video processes, AVS carries out my instructions, and I'm never quite sure what will happen until I run the process.

I think I've finally figured out how to create reasonably decent compressed videos from my originals. I'll post some others asap, maybe even some with bright colors. :) Btw, the compression on p90 turned a 2.1 GB file into 41 MB. Thankfully the sound retains its resolution, but I'm sure you can imagine the loss in video quality.

Thanks for taking the time to watch & listen to my work, James, and I appreciate your comments.

Best,

dp











The music brought to mind this track by the Aphex Twin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPw5DKZ5l8w&feature=related
But it's nothing like it! Other than (in my half-educated mind)
sounding 'classical' and 'electronic' both at the same time (which I
always found that track by the twin to be quite the anti-dote to
pop-pop-poppy-pop music which stole its way into my head with
triteness)..

Cheers,
James.

Thanks for sharing, I've been meaning to dig into AVSynthesis, and this
makes me even more curious!

--
Atte

http://atte.dk   http://modlys.dk
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