Scrambled Hackz
by This app interprets the sonic signature of a sound sample that you provide (eg. beatboxing) and recreates it as components from a sampled music video
http://www.popmodernism.org/scrambledhackz/?c=1
video of it in action: http://www.youtube.com/v/eRlhKaxcKpA
pretty sick
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ha i love this guy's accent
yeah i don't get this
the video makes it pretty clear, no?
yeah i watched the whole video and i don't really get the appeal.. it just kind of sounds like noise
oh yeah, a lot of it does sound like noise, but it's a really cool study of tech and art mixing in an odd way.
i think it'd be really cool to mess around with
i like the concept and the technology and whatnot but the actual result was not as cool as i thought it would be
ok credit for figuring out how to do this
but my opinion.... seriously this isn't anything insane, i don't imagine this being very complicated to program, just about every audio editor will splice clips, quantinize, stretch timing, without altering these days, he just found a way to take some sampled digitization and store it for comparison
and honesty it sounds annoying and looks annoying
but i could see this being really awesome if he could get much longer durations in there, or if it could morph the sounds together to clean out the harsh transitions
but, hey, it's real-time. that's something.
yeah. I gotta agree with you there. the results are under-whelming. cool application of technology though. I liked the explanation of vectors in a 3-dimensional space of music sample data.
yeah, kinda interesting but mostly not that cool
hmmm sounds illegal