@ATxPrime
I really enjoy a lot of your work, because it often makes me feel a lot of things. I have trouble describing those feelings, like I lack the words, sometimes. This work feels really special - there's some really good stuff here, and I want to encourage you, and tell you how much I appreciate you sharing. I don't really know how to describe what I felt when I heard this, but Thank you for sharing! I hope you keep going 🌈
@dimitar4y
I feel like this is the magic frequency that makes oscilloscope music enchanting. Nuclear black noise I think played with this set in particular.
@axolotlmaru
♪goin' down the bayou♪
@soskemartin
bro this video was the thing i heard when i was under anestesia while they were fixing my broken-dislocated wrist
@dimitar4y
If we break down the idea into the X location being a direct result of the waves simply by how often they cross the intended point with the particular set of frequencies (lissajous figures), I think it's possible to reimagine this entire concept.
@dimitar4y
It is difficult to imagine the underlying math. It is a line, that bounces top to bottom, at a set frequency. Except, that is a simple sine. You have superimposed many, therefore creating several "points" where multiple waves build up to create a brighter spot. So that means you are running an algorithm - jesus the 4:30 section is noisy - that goes back and forth so many thousands of times per second, creating those particular bright spots. Combined with the other channel it becomes a bit easier to see where/how they stack. But I don;t... "Hear" the complexity. It just sounds like simple notes. And yet, they are not.
@aspectcarl
This is neat, currently partway thru a house move and i can't wait to hook my 1.1 mac pro up to my scope and watch this on a crt.
@ивансергеев-ц4б3ъ
Класс! Напоминает галактику в миниатюре, и рождение сверхновой. Респект за креативность!🤝
@Comhead1234
for the first minute i didn't realize my mouth was wide open in awe
@mr.hashundredsofprivatepla3711
Methinks you should start doing ambient oscilloscope music
@OmittedRogue08
How the house in New Orleans was made
@Felix-mt1zb
Looks really cool
@signifidelica2819
that was captivating
@almightyabyssal
dude i don't see any houses here
@rule110_foplo
Yeppy
@like_antennas_to_heaven
"Are we going somewhere?' "NEW ORLEANS ●-●"
@spookmineer
It kinda looks like stars orbiting Sagittarius A* (milky way black hole).
@mr.hashundredsofprivatepla3711
Thumbnail at 2:32
@MommysGoodPuppy
banger
@its_an_inkstar