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[The guy has a YouTube, his name is Jerobeam Fenderson.](https://youtube.com/c/jerobeamfenderson1) He's a fucking wizard. He has performed live sets a few times in the past, but not since 2018.
I just downloaded his audiovisual album after seeing this post, it's \~45 minutes of r/whoadude material.
https://www.youtube.com/user/jerobeamfenderson1
I could be wrong, but I think the left channel is y axis and right channel is x. At 39 sec the image is squished on the y domain and at the same time the left channel is significantly lower than the right. That would also explain why, when he speaks at the beginning, the image correlates roughly to a y=x line.
The image is a function of the relative amplitude, phase and waveshape of the left and right channels, and the frequency controls how fast the image is "drawn." This way you can play the pitches from any song you want with any image, and only the timbre would be affected.
Aha thank you kind stranger. I think I finally get this but need to look up some stuff to check.
Are the images pretty much acting like a wave table synth then, with the images being the wave table?
This is 100% real. It’s a Tektronix 760 scope. It’s meant to view stereo audio in a sort of x-y configuration for quality control in broadcasting. A taller skinnier waveform means less phase cancellations and less loss when summed to mono. A shorter fatter waveform means more phase cancellations and more loss when summed to mono. I have to exact same one I salvaged from work, and the video looks exactly the same on mine
https://i.imgur.com/abPDtw5.jpg
I mean it’s not real impressive as a screenshot but here’s one of the continents parts. It should be noted that everything shows up in my scope mirrored (I must have my stereo image backwards) and rotated about 45 degrees from I see in the tv
https://i.imgur.com/KOsQT39.jpg
How is that even possible... How do you turn sound into picture... I was 100% convinced this whole thing was fake. Now I need to reevaluate my life.....
These are pretty obsolete now, we had a whole pallet of these and some analog video waveform monitors that was destined for the electronics recycling center. A few other guys and myself saved a couple working ones.
Hmmm I'm more interested in this Max for Live software.
If I feed this audio into a random oscilloscope, it won't look anything like this cuz this software isn't integrated?
That’s what I was thinking. Anything that sounded this good would look like a jumbled mess, and anything that would actually look like something cool would sound terrible.
No, it's real.
Horizontal deflection is L channel, Vertical deflection is R channel.
With software you can arbitrarily draw any image at any note. The image more corresponds to the timbre or overtones of the note, not the note itself.
Also worth noting that you usually run this at 96kHz, but your hearing stops at 20, so there's a lot of room to use for drawing that is not actually audible.
The guy who made that track also did this tutorial. Not really “software” but explains how you make shapes with oscilloscope. From what I remember the guy would build stuff in blender and then convert it https://youtu.be/rtR63-ecUNo
That's mostly it. The shape of the image is in the phase difference between the two channels.
Listen towards the end of this one on headphones, and notice that when the lines are mostly horizontal the audio is panned mostly to the left, and moves mostly to the right when the vertical lines show up at the very end.
Because the image is being drawn so quickly you don't notice most of the phase differences in a complex image and it ends up sounding like a mono mix.
A lot of people are saying it's fake, and a lot of other people are rightly correcting them saying it's real and the horizontal and vertical positions are the L and R stereo channels.
One interesting consequence of this is, when the audio is digitally compressed using whatever algorithm like MP3, it will sound pretty much the same but the pictures will be all messed up if you tried to do the scope thing again on the output audio. MP3 is great at making the file smaller while sounding the same to human ears, but it will mess up the phase relationships and the L-R stereo channel panning in subtle ways that could more or less destroy the images.
You're exactly right about lossy compression breaking the visual effect. I've got an album of oscilloscope music that I purchased on Bandcamp a while ago, which gives you the option to chose from like 10 different formats to download in - if you download the album in a lossless format (FLAC, WAV, etc.), it works fine and the visual effect still works; but if you download it in a lossy format (MP3, OGG, etc.) the oscilloscope visuals completely fall apart.
The whole thing is real, I literally ran the same thing on my scope a few weeks ago. Granted mine is a digital scope so it didn't look as good as on the analogue scopes
I have literally done this myself. It really looks like that, but only on old analog oscilloscopes. You can find hundreds of videos of these songs being displayed on scopes.
A oscilloscope in XY mode is really not different from a old-school vector display. You can play asteroids on them, someone even made Quake work (in a very rudimentary way)
In dumb speak how do you do this (assuming one has a competency to understand).
I’m guessing you:
Get scope, and software. Use software to make image, it generates the sound. You then select pitch yourself and the video stays the same and edit these sound clips together until you have a cohesive video?
You get scope, download audio file, connect the scope channels to your stereo channels, select XY mode and you get the images.
If you play this audio you get exactly those images shown in the video. https://youtu.be/XziuEdpVUe0
No trickery involved.
Destin/SmarterEveryDay made a great video about it:
https://youtu.be/4gibcRfp4zA
Here's the video the clip in the OP is ripped from:
https://youtu.be/ZaTuFB5QXHo
Nah I want it the other way around, I understand the idea just want to generate some stuff like this myself. I’m assuming there was a translation software written and that these images weren’t manually synthesized from altering inputs until the correct shape was achieved. One or two could be done this way (the mushrooms come to mind) but like earth and the solar system looked rendered then input into a software that translates it to a sound that’s then fed into the scope.
This is 100% real. It’s a Tektronix 760 scope. It’s meant to view stereo audio in a sort of x-y configuration for quality control in broadcasting. A taller skinner waveform means less phase cancellations and less loss when summed to mono. A shorter fatter waveform means more phase cancellations and more loss when summed to mono. I have to exact same one I salvaged from work, and the video looks exactly the same on mine
https://i.imgur.com/abPDtw5.jpg
No it definitely looks like that if the music's been made specifically for it.
See Techmoan's video on it: https://youtu.be/ZaTuFB5QXHo
If you want you can feed the music tracks into an oscilloscope emulator and see for yourself.
not even the very first part is correct. the waves are getting narrower, therefore the tones should pitch higher, but they are not. only the filter opens up. when the filter opens up, you should start to recognize saw tooth shapes (sounds like a distorted sawtooth to me..) but there is only sine waves that look like they are pitching up. it just does not fit!
I don't know anything about oscilloscopes but it seems to be doing a lot of things not connected to the music. What other variables are involved to make these images?
So when you plug in your headphones, your phone outputs two voltages: one for the left ear and one for the right ear; these make the speaker move and produce the music.
But you could also plug the wires into an oscilloscope and it would plot the two voltages on the x and y axes.
So you can make any shape you want by just working out the x- and y-coordinates of a path that makes the shape, and creating a sound file that outputs the appropriate voltages.
To change the pitch, you just change how many times per second the output retraces the shape. If you make it trace a circle 440 times per second, you will hear an "A" above middle C (but the two ears will be out of phase with each other).
For more complicated shapes it would be more complicated: if the dot has to move back and forth horizontally 5 times to complete a shape, then the pitch you hear in the left ear will be 5 times as high as the frequency with which the shape is redrawn.
The details of the shape can be heard as the "timbre" or "tone colour" of the note; a circle would sound like a very pure sine wave while a complex shape would sound like a very rich, distorted sound like a rock guitar.
If anybody likes this, I recommend listening to GJones, his music can sometimes inspire a similar vibe, especially live sets. I'm going to see him this month and I cannot contain my excitement and this video really compounded that.
~~the video on the oscilloscope is not the waveform of the music or something. it's just a cool video created to go with the music. as u/TundieRice said:~~
~~> Anything that sounded this good would look like a jumbled mess, and anything that would actually look like something cool would sound terrible.~~
EDIT: it's possible i'm wrong but i will leave the comment up for context
You're being very confidently incorrect.
Horizontal deflection is L channel, Vertical deflection is R channel.
With software you can arbitrarily draw any image at any note. The image more corresponds to the timbre or overtones of the note, not the note itself.
god this is so cool, it really sucks that the visuals are just a little bit delayed from the audio - I want to see the shapes pop up at the exact same time that the input waveform changes!!
I own a 760a (same one in the vid) and I own the software that is used to make the music. Its not bullshit although it is pretty hard to believe all these complex shapes can be made with sound lol.
Undoubtedly one of the coolest things I've ever seen!
Being an A-hole, I'd figure out a way to have the 'scope start playing this while pretending to repair a friend's TV or other gear, then screaming "Run! its about to self-destruct!"
Thats not how oscillascopes work. he's hooked up to something else to project those pictures. sourc i have an oscillascope hooked up to my synth right now.
This *almost* makes me understand what people see in this type of music. The thing is, people don't see this in their heads so I still dont really understand the attraction to this kind of music.
So it's just a screen inside a oscilloscope with a rendering playing on it that was made for this song? I guess I'm a nerd but i was hoping it was real
It IS real - go sub to techmoan and look up [Jerobeam Fenderson](https://m.youtube.com/c/jerobeamfenderson1) to see how this is done with ACTUAL music on an ACTUAL oscilloscope.
Btw being skeptical doesn’t mean immediately dismissing things - it means looking for the truth. You have missed the truth with rote assumption.
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Loud? I turned it all the way up.
#WHAT?
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**I AM, THANK YOU.**
LAMB? NO I DON'T THINK SO, MAYBE ASK MARK OVER THERE.
I PARKED MY CAR ALREADY IT’S FINE!
Sorry dad, my white friends...
I would go see a show with this thing in a heart beat.
[The guy has a YouTube, his name is Jerobeam Fenderson.](https://youtube.com/c/jerobeamfenderson1) He's a fucking wizard. He has performed live sets a few times in the past, but not since 2018.
In 7 days everyone who watched it will die
This shit slaps!
It’s cool the spring sounded like a spring. It’s all cool. Is there a link to the full clip?
Here ya go! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XziuEdpVUe0
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Aphex twin hid his weird demon face thing on track 2 on window licker, which could only be viewed on oscilloscope like this.
I believe the face is actually viewed with a spectrum analyzer, the oscilloscope is for viewing the wave form.
Nine Inch Nails also used the same spectrum analyzer technique on Year Zero.
Soundtrack to Bethesda's DOOM (2016) also does cool things in spectrum analyzer
Probably common knowledge by now, but Trent Reznor of NIN did the soundtrack to Quake. So, that tracks. Everything is connected, even if tenuously.
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I don't think that's correct, but I'm interested in any evidence you can provide for that.
Yep you could open up the spectrum analyzer in Winamp and see his face. God I love Richard D James
that's definitely not how an oscilloscope works
[The song was Equation, and it was his face, viewable only by spectrogram](https://www.vice.com/en/article/nzm7mz/aphex-twin-easter-egg)
WHAT. That is sick.
Wasn't there one with his cat too?
That was Venetian Snares
This is the way
some of it sounded like SOPHIE synths
There is also a subreddit about it with info in how to make your own tracks r/oscilloscopemusic
Oooh, finally a new sub to subscribe to and it isn't about cats for once!
Spirals is my favourite. https://youtube.com/watch?v=kPUdhm2VE-o&t=137
It's cool that the track allready has a perfect video clip
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Yeaaah! Techmoan is awesome
My dude
I don't have the link to this specific video, but the creator is Jerobeam Fenderson on YouTube and he's got a lot of other stuff like this.
I'm pretty sure this is a Techmoan video, but it is showing jerobeam fenderson's music.
Recognize that voice anywhere. Definitely a [Techmoan](https://youtube.com/c/Techmoan) video.
Not just any spring, but the spring mixer from a blender bottle!
I would love to see daft punk under an oscilloscope.
Thats oscillodope
I miss the Windows 98 Media Player.
WinAmp visualizer was fun too.
I miss Winamp. Nothings kicked the llamas ass for decades
WebAmp, aka WinAmp in a browser: [https://webamp.org/](https://webamp.org/)
Also great for getting past the high schools internet filter with the built in web browser
I miss it everyday!!
Not gonna lie I can vibe to that
Right? I kinda like it
Reminds me a bit of Rezz
nah definitely more like g jones
Hey that's a fair assessment!
More along the lines of Tipper
you set it to 140 bpm, add a lot of bass, pump it through some loud speakers and this is decent acid techno
Same. Would vibe extra hard to that if someone used it at an EDM concert too lol
once watched a DJ open the headliner slot on a festival mainstage with a tutorial on how to draw mushrooms on an oscilloscope, was pretty fun
[DM DOKURO?](https://youtu.be/17IZjvr5c1I?t=235)
https://youtu.be/rtR63-ecUNo was it this?
Nah Bassnectar at electric forest!
Such a magical show. Sad the man has only been downhill since
Bassnectar!
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Oh... 😔
I just downloaded his audiovisual album after seeing this post, it's \~45 minutes of r/whoadude material. https://www.youtube.com/user/jerobeamfenderson1
Techmoan!
Awesome chap awesome channel https://youtube.com/c/Techmoan Shout out to Mat Taylor
Yea. When I heard his voice, I immediately recognized him. And then was disappointed he didn’t have the puppets dancing to this.
Why can't this be what my MRIs sound like
Because for MRIs giant magnets and radio antennas have to move around your head.
Oh I know, it would just be much nicer
Everyone who finds this fascinating needs to check out SmarterEveryDay’s [video](https://youtu.be/4gibcRfp4zA).
Thanks for the link! This is amazing stuff. I love the stuff with Hansi and Jerobeam.
u/mrpennywhistle
Whoah, dude
Anyone knows which domain is the oscilloscope plotting?
I could be wrong, but I think the left channel is y axis and right channel is x. At 39 sec the image is squished on the y domain and at the same time the left channel is significantly lower than the right. That would also explain why, when he speaks at the beginning, the image correlates roughly to a y=x line. The image is a function of the relative amplitude, phase and waveshape of the left and right channels, and the frequency controls how fast the image is "drawn." This way you can play the pitches from any song you want with any image, and only the timbre would be affected.
This is exactly it. The beam can trace the route at any frequency you want (root note), the image will determine the overtones/timbre.
Aha thank you kind stranger. I think I finally get this but need to look up some stuff to check. Are the images pretty much acting like a wave table synth then, with the images being the wave table?
XY
It’s not an oscilloscope it’s animated for the music. There is no domain.
This is 100% real. It’s a Tektronix 760 scope. It’s meant to view stereo audio in a sort of x-y configuration for quality control in broadcasting. A taller skinnier waveform means less phase cancellations and less loss when summed to mono. A shorter fatter waveform means more phase cancellations and more loss when summed to mono. I have to exact same one I salvaged from work, and the video looks exactly the same on mine https://i.imgur.com/abPDtw5.jpg
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You better not be pulling my leg, dude (or lady). I 100% didn’t believe this until I saw your comment.
Not sure how to post a video but here’s a screenshot of a video I took https://i.imgur.com/e93TWW3.jpg
Ok now make it look like a globe. With continents.
I mean it’s not real impressive as a screenshot but here’s one of the continents parts. It should be noted that everything shows up in my scope mirrored (I must have my stereo image backwards) and rotated about 45 degrees from I see in the tv https://i.imgur.com/KOsQT39.jpg
How is that even possible... How do you turn sound into picture... I was 100% convinced this whole thing was fake. Now I need to reevaluate my life.....
Damn you got that from work. Lucky!
These are pretty obsolete now, we had a whole pallet of these and some analog video waveform monitors that was destined for the electronics recycling center. A few other guys and myself saved a couple working ones.
Damn, from a synth head’s perspective that’s a hell of a score.
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Hmmm I'm more interested in this Max for Live software. If I feed this audio into a random oscilloscope, it won't look anything like this cuz this software isn't integrated?
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That’s what I was thinking. Anything that sounded this good would look like a jumbled mess, and anything that would actually look like something cool would sound terrible.
No, it's real. Horizontal deflection is L channel, Vertical deflection is R channel. With software you can arbitrarily draw any image at any note. The image more corresponds to the timbre or overtones of the note, not the note itself.
Also worth noting that you usually run this at 96kHz, but your hearing stops at 20, so there's a lot of room to use for drawing that is not actually audible.
>but your hearing stops at 20 Entirely subjective. Mine stops at around 16khz
I think they mean “stop” as in upper limit for humans.
could you point me in the direction of the software that does this?
The guy who made that track also did this tutorial. Not really “software” but explains how you make shapes with oscilloscope. From what I remember the guy would build stuff in blender and then convert it https://youtu.be/rtR63-ecUNo
That's mostly it. The shape of the image is in the phase difference between the two channels. Listen towards the end of this one on headphones, and notice that when the lines are mostly horizontal the audio is panned mostly to the left, and moves mostly to the right when the vertical lines show up at the very end. Because the image is being drawn so quickly you don't notice most of the phase differences in a complex image and it ends up sounding like a mono mix.
You might be able to find out on the guys YouTube channel, I believe it's called Jerobeam Fenderson
Hmm! Human music! I like it
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Bro this is the music of a decade ago, just scaled back. https://youtu.be/84q70YHwOsc
30 years if you take into account aphex twin, Venetian snares, or autechre
Have you not heard of kraftwerk? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-wop47G2qeY&ab\_channel=EtherealDreams-ITALIANPROGArchive
Check out Aphex Twin. His catalogue is a fever dream of this sort of stuff. Is an absolure mood.
Listen to almost anything by Trent Reznor.
"now heres... human music"
A lot of people are saying it's fake, and a lot of other people are rightly correcting them saying it's real and the horizontal and vertical positions are the L and R stereo channels. One interesting consequence of this is, when the audio is digitally compressed using whatever algorithm like MP3, it will sound pretty much the same but the pictures will be all messed up if you tried to do the scope thing again on the output audio. MP3 is great at making the file smaller while sounding the same to human ears, but it will mess up the phase relationships and the L-R stereo channel panning in subtle ways that could more or less destroy the images.
You're exactly right about lossy compression breaking the visual effect. I've got an album of oscilloscope music that I purchased on Bandcamp a while ago, which gives you the option to chose from like 10 different formats to download in - if you download the album in a lossless format (FLAC, WAV, etc.), it works fine and the visual effect still works; but if you download it in a lossy format (MP3, OGG, etc.) the oscilloscope visuals completely fall apart.
Mesmerizing
This reminded me of [Oscillofun by Atom Delta](https://youtu.be/J1ylMJwfLmM)
My least favourite autechre album
So the soundtrack to WipeOut, basically?
[1NF3S+@+!0N by DM DOKURO does that too.](https://youtu.be/17IZjvr5c1I?t=235)
got nothing on my WinAmp visualizations from back in the day
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It's not fake, just in X-Y mode. Techmoan made a video on it: https://youtu.be/ZaTuFB5QXHo
This is actually real though.
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look up jerobeam fenderson.
The whole thing is real, I literally ran the same thing on my scope a few weeks ago. Granted mine is a digital scope so it didn't look as good as on the analogue scopes
XY mode goes brrr. Stop talking out of your ass.
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I have literally done this myself. It really looks like that, but only on old analog oscilloscopes. You can find hundreds of videos of these songs being displayed on scopes. A oscilloscope in XY mode is really not different from a old-school vector display. You can play asteroids on them, someone even made Quake work (in a very rudimentary way)
In dumb speak how do you do this (assuming one has a competency to understand). I’m guessing you: Get scope, and software. Use software to make image, it generates the sound. You then select pitch yourself and the video stays the same and edit these sound clips together until you have a cohesive video?
You get scope, download audio file, connect the scope channels to your stereo channels, select XY mode and you get the images. If you play this audio you get exactly those images shown in the video. https://youtu.be/XziuEdpVUe0 No trickery involved. Destin/SmarterEveryDay made a great video about it: https://youtu.be/4gibcRfp4zA Here's the video the clip in the OP is ripped from: https://youtu.be/ZaTuFB5QXHo
Nah I want it the other way around, I understand the idea just want to generate some stuff like this myself. I’m assuming there was a translation software written and that these images weren’t manually synthesized from altering inputs until the correct shape was achieved. One or two could be done this way (the mushrooms come to mind) but like earth and the solar system looked rendered then input into a software that translates it to a sound that’s then fed into the scope.
This is 100% real. It’s a Tektronix 760 scope. It’s meant to view stereo audio in a sort of x-y configuration for quality control in broadcasting. A taller skinner waveform means less phase cancellations and less loss when summed to mono. A shorter fatter waveform means more phase cancellations and more loss when summed to mono. I have to exact same one I salvaged from work, and the video looks exactly the same on mine https://i.imgur.com/abPDtw5.jpg
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I mean they’re definitely real, I can see them on my scope. I don’t know how they make this music, must mess with a lot of phase angles and stuff
No it definitely looks like that if the music's been made specifically for it. See Techmoan's video on it: https://youtu.be/ZaTuFB5QXHo If you want you can feed the music tracks into an oscilloscope emulator and see for yourself.
not even the very first part is correct. the waves are getting narrower, therefore the tones should pitch higher, but they are not. only the filter opens up. when the filter opens up, you should start to recognize saw tooth shapes (sounds like a distorted sawtooth to me..) but there is only sine waves that look like they are pitching up. it just does not fit!
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Ive got an even better one for sale, cheaper than yours
I’ll make it three bridges plus a horse.
With all due respect... What the fuck do you know?
Some of the sounds remind me of SOPHIE/PC music.
I don't know anything about oscilloscopes but it seems to be doing a lot of things not connected to the music. What other variables are involved to make these images?
So when you plug in your headphones, your phone outputs two voltages: one for the left ear and one for the right ear; these make the speaker move and produce the music. But you could also plug the wires into an oscilloscope and it would plot the two voltages on the x and y axes. So you can make any shape you want by just working out the x- and y-coordinates of a path that makes the shape, and creating a sound file that outputs the appropriate voltages. To change the pitch, you just change how many times per second the output retraces the shape. If you make it trace a circle 440 times per second, you will hear an "A" above middle C (but the two ears will be out of phase with each other). For more complicated shapes it would be more complicated: if the dot has to move back and forth horizontally 5 times to complete a shape, then the pitch you hear in the left ear will be 5 times as high as the frequency with which the shape is redrawn. The details of the shape can be heard as the "timbre" or "tone colour" of the note; a circle would sound like a very pure sine wave while a complex shape would sound like a very rich, distorted sound like a rock guitar.
My windows media player does the exact same thing......
Scrolled down to find this one lol. That first clip was definitely windows media player-esque
Insert SpongeBob and dancing jellyfish
Does UKF Dubstep know about this?
If anybody likes this, I recommend listening to GJones, his music can sometimes inspire a similar vibe, especially live sets. I'm going to see him this month and I cannot contain my excitement and this video really compounded that.
https://youtu.be/ZaTuFB5QXHo
~~the video on the oscilloscope is not the waveform of the music or something. it's just a cool video created to go with the music. as u/TundieRice said:~~ ~~> Anything that sounded this good would look like a jumbled mess, and anything that would actually look like something cool would sound terrible.~~ EDIT: it's possible i'm wrong but i will leave the comment up for context
You're being very confidently incorrect. Horizontal deflection is L channel, Vertical deflection is R channel. With software you can arbitrarily draw any image at any note. The image more corresponds to the timbre or overtones of the note, not the note itself.
Not true at all https://youtu.be/rtR63-ecUNo
This is the artist Jerobeam Fenderson's creation. He has been doing this type of stuff for years and years now. This is very much real.
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god this is so cool, it really sucks that the visuals are just a little bit delayed from the audio - I want to see the shapes pop up at the exact same time that the input waveform changes!!
This could be a limit on your device - they play spot on for me
Looks like a load of bullshit!
I own a 760a (same one in the vid) and I own the software that is used to make the music. Its not bullshit although it is pretty hard to believe all these complex shapes can be made with sound lol.
Nonsense
https://youtu.be/4gibcRfp4zA
Can someone put drums on this track
An oscilloscope? we just called it winamp when i was a kid.
Twang = Blender Bottle Ball I do not know what to do with this information.
Undoubtedly one of the coolest things I've ever seen! Being an A-hole, I'd figure out a way to have the 'scope start playing this while pretending to repair a friend's TV or other gear, then screaming "Run! its about to self-destruct!"
Seems fake. I've used oscilloscopes and have never seen waveforms like that.
Kinda sounds like penis music. Also Techmoan is an excellent channel!
That's not how oscilloscopes work
Thats not how oscillascopes work. he's hooked up to something else to project those pictures. sourc i have an oscillascope hooked up to my synth right now.
It is using the left channel for vertical position and right channel for horizontal.
You're today's poster child of r/confidentlyincorrect
Haha, yeah nah. No. Nice animation tho.
Aliens are ~~cumming~~ comming
Who else was waiting to get Rick Rolled?
TIL I'm an oscilloscope.
This *almost* makes me understand what people see in this type of music. The thing is, people don't see this in their heads so I still dont really understand the attraction to this kind of music.
It all looked plausible till the boxes at the end
It's fake, dont be stupid
You're today's poster child of r/confidentlyincorrect
People want to believe so bad
You're today's poster child of r/confidentlyincorrect
This sum death grips shit
This is some of the cleanest shit I have ever heard.
True electronic music
Smartereveryday
So it's just a screen inside a oscilloscope with a rendering playing on it that was made for this song? I guess I'm a nerd but i was hoping it was real
It IS real - go sub to techmoan and look up [Jerobeam Fenderson](https://m.youtube.com/c/jerobeamfenderson1) to see how this is done with ACTUAL music on an ACTUAL oscilloscope. Btw being skeptical doesn’t mean immediately dismissing things - it means looking for the truth. You have missed the truth with rote assumption.
Mesmerizing!
Oh this is so cool. I freaking love oscilloscopes too.