Now make gifv with a script that changes the audio effects over time.
I'm on it :p
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#12You can use Audacity to open and edit images using musical effects too (and sometime destroy image metadata)
That's the nice part about using a raw format like YUV444 or RGB24. No metadata to destroy.
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#13I always love glitchart, this is pretty rad. Good job!
Thanks, I'm having a ton of fun with it.
I just added video support.
Working on audio support now.
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#14Hi HN,
I just finished adding video support (and stubbed out audio support).
Due to already using ffmpeg for image manipulations, this turned out to be rather easy.
Give it a try using something like this:
$ ./mangle.sh in.mp4 out.mp4 --color-format=yuv444p --bits=8 --blend=0.4 overdrive 17 hilbert -n 5001Re: Show HN: Audioshop – Audio image editing
#15Hi HN, I just finished adding video support (and stubbed out audio support). Due to already using ffmpeg for image manipulations, this turned out to be rather easy. Give it a try using something like this: $ ./mangle.sh in.mp4 out.mp4 --color-format=yuv444p --bits=8 --blend=0.4 overdrive 17 hilbert -n 5001
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Re: Show HN: Audioshop – Audio image editing
#16Hi HN, I just finished adding video support (and stubbed out audio support). Due to already using ffmpeg for image manipulations, this turned out to be rather easy. Give it a try using something like this: $ ./mangle.sh in.mp4 out.mp4 --color-format=yuv444p --bits=8 --blend=0.4 overdrive 17 hilbert -n 5001
A round of applause http://i.imgur.com/jJMwl2u.gif
Hahaha, why thank you.
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#17Neat. I assume it would be possible to do the same thing in reverse then? As in, use image editing effects on audio clips?
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#18Might be interesting to experiment with different mappings of pixel location to audio sample number, rather than just having a row by row linear scan from corner to corner.
If there was a raw format that did this, or some other very exotic thing, that would be very interesting.
Right now I've mostly been exploring YUV and RGB colorspace in either packed or planar formats.
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#19This is a very strange and fun idea. Good job!
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#20Is that something like metasynth (http://www.metasynth.com) ? You import a picture and use it through FFT to generate sound ?