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(147 replies, posted in Nintendo Consoles)

Damn now I'm excited. I've been using modplug for a while.
Hopefully these developments allow for xm>spc workflows/players like NES's powerpak nsf and Genesis's deadfish with mega everdrive. I'd love to be able to have my modplug tunes show up somehow on snes in the future.

Excited, guys!

defPREMIUM wrote:

can you link the original by any chance?

Yep here it is:

All very awesome. I'm fooling around with gifs at the moment. It takes a lot of work to bend each image then rebuild it to make it look smooth and not just a buncha quick glitchy changes.
This was originally a gif by Lacie (lulinternet). Databent the images with Amadeus Pro using gradually increasing and decreasing distortion filter rates. Lower ones created more white and black. Higher allowed for more colour saturation:

Wicked! I never thought of glitching a gif's frames then rebuild it... Hmm cool.

Niicccee man. Looks like you applied distortion or overdrive to the game boy!

I convert image to bend to TIFF or BMP, then import to Amadeus Pro (or audacity) using raw, then export using raw until I find it the way I like, then save the image as TIFF or JPG or whatever.

But ya... I don't care much for formatting my posts here:p

Puke_Flytalker wrote:

it looks like you did text bends basically halfway down the file and then hit it with audacity am i rite?

Yep i edited the code until I hit the tops of their heads, then rotated the picture, saved, then bent more around the dudes to get the vertical lines. Then I used Amadeus pro and added some overdrive plugin at a low wet/dry mix (more dry) and it produced a really cool pencil drawn look. I used some others as well.

I just started doing this a few days ago, so I'm def no a pro, but if I was able to get paid for this I would.


Edited with Mac TextEdit and Amadeus Pro wave editor. Used an audio plugin by inear display called Gorgon (overdrive VST) to get it to look like pencil strokes (parallel crushed lines).

easier... creative... data... these are all just words trying to describe art.
but thanks for taking the time to weigh in:)

Really cool!
With my stuff I guess I try to make sure the original picture is still noticeable... but obviously it's all just different aesthetics.

Thanks.
Haha I don't know if I have time to experiment more and put all that together. I think it'd be very useful to help people bend using sonification, though. It's so much more in depth than editing the code in a word processor.. I think.


Used Mac's Amadeus Pro (exactly like Audacity) for this one. I've never done this stuff, but it's actually a lot of fun!!

btw, reading this whole thread... Everything I did in Amadeus Pro (Audacity) to the Audio unit plugins, I did for a specific reason. A 16th or 32nd note delay yielded me more repeats of the chains in this picture. whole note delay didn't work so I knowingly altered it. Also, I chose the specific point in the waveform to edit specific sections of the picture. I adjusted the EQ levels in the audio units to produce the desirable 'washout' of the lady's skin.
I'd say this method is totally not random. The nobs and levels allow you to adjust intensities (gain, delay, feedback, high pass freq, low pass freq, etc.). Gain levels washed out the background more... a HUGE boost in gain (+20.0) totally turned half (or wherever I applied it along the waveform) the picture grey. A HUGE drop of gain (-20.0) sent it back to normal. Same theories apply to colour saturation with the EQs, etc. It's all just learning what does what, and it's memorizable.

Good work, man:) I'm happy to see this here.
I'm gunna try and follow your steps to get a workflow going on my mac with different software. Here's to success!

pm'd

Hey this is cool, man!
I'm not really the type to like this NoIsE musik, but I dig the way you did it/the way the mix sounds. Pretty roots-y. Almost meditative in a really weird way.
Neato indeedo.

Puke_Flytalker wrote:

my fap hand is out of commission sad

No one wants to see or hear about that.
This thread is about Danimal's awesome feat and contribution.

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(22 replies, posted in Releases)

So good! I love all of these amazing releases coming out. Opening the horizons.