@BlackEpyon
I can understand making waveforms and calling it music (some of it is pretty impressive), but I can not fathom the amount of math involved to produce these waveforms such that they form a coherent animation on an oscilloscope like this. That is DAMN impressive!
@missitofu2847
I knew my small collection of 3D glasses would come in handy one day! Amazing work!
@leanoid385
I can only imagine the terror going through the surgeon when the patient’s heart rate goes like this.
@Redact63Lluks
This is one of the coolest ones yet!
@garx0
love that baroque vibe
@MrTonTonPhilou
Hahaha missed that one, thanks Jerobeam, just took the anaglyph 3D glasses included in your album : that's glorious !!!
@thechillingdude5369
Been working with oscilloscopes for almost two decades now, heard and saw quite a lof of funky stuff, but you really have intuition about audiovisual corelation and inventing a new professional art from it. Been following you for some time now, but couldn't really find words, still difficult^^ So I thought I'll just share a few "thoughts": A point is just a point. A linearily oscillating point becomes a line. A linearily perpendicular oscillating line becomes a filled square. A linearily zenithal oscillating filled square becomes a solid cube. A fancifully oscilating zero-dimensional point becomes a three dee thingy magingy^^ Take the line, and rotate it around its center, you get a friggin solid circle! Take the friggin solid circle and rotate it around its diametrical axis, boom, a perfect sphere! I'm just beeing silly :D Have fun! I'm looking forward to more of your very interesting music :) Nuclear black noise is my all time vavorite :) I would need to invent a new word to describe it, I'm still quite speechless about that one as well. It's just... Whoa... Mind=Blown would be a hopeless understatement, merely describing a single electron amongs the entirety of the universe^^ But it's definitely a masterpiece :)
@neposilla
Very nice and hypnotic... even without 3D glasses :-)
@ugureti8677
İ watched this video with 3D glasses you freaking crazy man! its awesome project i keep it.
@MichaelSchagen
Wonderful
@thehandlesticks66
Now this is what we need to be sending to aliens
@turbofreakdotcom
Man, as a musician, automotive builder, auto electronics builder, etc, your stuff is insane! I would love to be able to hook up my oscilloscope to a fuel injector and actually see a picture of a fuel injector spraying an outline of fuel. That would be so cool....😊
@beautifulsmall
Playful and wonderously exotic.
@cameronhunt5967
I could hear the difference between horizontal lines and vertical lines because the different axis use the left and right audio channels.
@Dylldophlo
Thank you
@littlelamp100
oooh 👀 i'm gonna go watch this on my 3ds
@justinfrancisco6060
You are a genius
@Nullucifer
How fast this is going it's going to give me nightmares
@elektroqtus
Without too much for doubt. This had to require 4 audio channels. Maybe possible in am stereo either with 2 setups or SQ matrix quadraphonic generation and decoding. If that was 70% accurate through 1 carrier am stereo system would indicate equipment is SOUND. Don't really need true Motorola CQUAM to be decoded by their chips. I would actually need the 4 tracks of recorded audio to attempt basically quad sound phased into 2 tracks with phase encoding on audio to be unphased back into 4.
@Uathe