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Some of these animations transported me back 20-25 years ago to the days when I would have Winamp cranking with its visualization plugins. Fun times. Cool animations here.
we had a big glass lens we'd place on the monitor to project it onto a ceiling.
i picked the wrong decade to stop smoking dope
Some of these animations transported me back 20-25 years ago to the days when I would have Winamp cranking with its visualization plugins. Fun times. Cool animations here.
Aaahh, AVS Society FTW! :)
so Geiss vs AVS; much like the editor wars, but with visualisers. So cool back then.
I'd have found this much more interesting if the animations were rendered in the browser - I would have loved to poke around the code that makes them work. They're neat looking, but being served videos and not code leaves an itch unscratched.
He publishes a couple with the source code: https://github.com/Bleuje/processing-animations-code Also he published some full tutorials that are more conceptual, which you can find here: https://bleuje.com/tutorials/ I found the tutorials had a lot of awesome ideas (like traversing 4d noise for a seamless loop!) which I ended up playing with in my own projects. I don't use processing like he does, but all the tutorial…
https://github.com/Bleuje/processing-animations-code/tree/ma...
Some of these animations transported me back 20-25 years ago to the days when I would have Winamp cranking with its visualization plugins. Fun times. Cool animations here.
He was an Apple Registered developer, and we'd see him walking around the WWDC, in the '90s.
Some of these animations transported me back 20-25 years ago to the days when I would have Winamp cranking with its visualization plugins. Fun times. Cool animations here.
Me too, but I'm old enough to remember TV interstitials looking like that.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
MilkDrop 3 got released not that long ago and works on any audiosource. V2 was basically our digital fireplace in the 90s. https://github.com/milkdrop2077/MilkDrop3
"MilkDrop 3.0 is a portable program that supports any audio source" Unfortunately what they mean by "portable" is in the context of Windows only. :(
Some of these animations transported me back 20-25 years ago to the days when I would have Winamp cranking with its visualization plugins. Fun times. Cool animations here.
Reminds me of David Szakaly (davidope), who has a similar style in a lot of his loops. Can be searched for, but it seems like he's primarily active on Instagram, where the videos cannot be watched unless logged in.
Besides him, I used to follow Pi-Slices, with a somewhat similar style: https://pislices.art/GIFS https://pi-slices.tumblr.com/archive
I was looking at the source to see if it was randomly generated or randomly selected from pre-generated animations (it is the latter) and saw this odd anyalytics tag: Script blocked by Cloudflare, check the site yourself. And I have a few questions. 1. It requests the script from Google unconditionally. 2. `doNotTrack` is just hardcoded to false. My browser sends the header, so it isn't server-inserted (at least not…