You can download the newest version here, http://www.goldwave.com/release.php
Dude, it looks exactly the same, you think they'd have changed the UI just a little bit over the years.
i didn't on purpose, it was a shitty tape deck i bought from goodwill!
it was my favorite tape!
lol, I bought my copy of dookie from goodwill for like 30p. I think I gave it back after I got it on CD, just so another person could enjoy a good album, for hella cheap.
I used the script found here: http://www.discoverdigitalphotography.c … hy-how-to/. It works on Linux and Windows (probably Mac as well)
That's pretty cool, I'm going to have to try that out at some point.
]]>I used the script found here: http://www.discoverdigitalphotography.c … hy-how-to/. It works on Linux and Windows (probably Mac as well)
Cool! Got to give this a try later
]]>Here's one of my most recent glitches
(actually it was made by using the slit scan technique on a folder full of 1000 glitched .bmps)
Woah thats cool! How exactly did you do that? I googled slit scanning and didnt get anything that looked like that.
]]>(actually it was made by using the slit scan technique on a folder full of 1000 glitched .bmps)
]]>Why would you ruin such a good tape? You monster!
i didn't on purpose, it was a shitty tape deck i bought from goodwill!
it was my favorite tape!
]]>Spaceman wrote:Fuck Audacity. Use Goldwave. More Simple.
Wow, I haven't heard that name in ages, is that still a thing, or are you using the same version that I still have installed on my win98 laptop?
You can download the newest version here, http://www.goldwave.com/release.php
]]>Fuck Audacity. Use Goldwave. More Simple.
Wow, I haven't heard that name in ages, is that still a thing, or are you using the same version that I still have installed on my win98 laptop?
kind of off topic, but my new favorite thing is taking images and layering a semi-opaque monochrome image of the same thing over it
Why would you ruin such a good tape? You monster!
Also, here's an alternative way to do glitch pictures, shamelessly stolen from the thread of the same name on another forum I browse.
Corrupt pictures!
1. Open the picture of choice in photoshop, or any other picture editing software that supports exporting to a RAW format
2. Save as .RAW (In photoshop: "Photoshop RAW Format (.RAW)") with no interlacing
3. In audacity, Import > Raw data... and use U-Law in the codec
4. Play it for no reason (optional)
5. Apply effects, like wahwah and compression + amplification
6. Export, choose other thingy without compression, press Options in the bottom and do U-Law and RAW, save it as the raw fomat again
7. Open in photoshop, do 3 channels and the original resolution
8. Done!You can also, instead of audacity, use other stuff that manipulates non-image files and supports raw supporting! (Try opening it in a text editor and writing a story about bald midgets in the middle for example)
Experiment and have fun!
Thought it would be worth posting, seeing as it's different to AC's way.
]]>I think Seb little-scale released a Max patch a while ago that glitched out a bunch of JPGs. Looks like it's worth checking out if you have Max.
Controlled Corruption: Mass JPG Killer (Batch Glitch)
Through WordPad I tried copy+pasting from one of my mp3s into an image, but it just came out as half-noise/half-original-image. Now I'm afraid I might break something if I do too much stuff like that. I want to try pasting the data of an mp3 in-between the top and bottom (which i assume is header-footer informatoin?) and see what happens... is this dangerous?
If you have Photoshop you can make a blank white picture and save it as a photoshop raw file. Make sure the header is 0 because altering the header causes the image to break, if theres no header theres no breaking. open the raw file into the audio editor your using, paste in your song, and open it back up in photoshop. Presto you turned your song into a picture.
]]>This shit is like the dubstep of visual art. Make it stop. Do something new.
