Oscilloscope Music - Function

What you see is what you hear: The audio signal is fed directly into the oscilloscope, where vector graphics are drawn with sound. Try it yourself! (works best with lossless audio files at high sampling rate)
left channel = x-axis
right channel = y-axis

Filmed from a Leader LBO-51MA analog oscilloscope.

produced by Jerobeam Fenderson & Hansi3D

[xritt]

when the earth needed him most, he returned

e: this comment aged like a fine unrefrigerated soft cheese

[pinkman_]

I like how over 7 minutes this turns from simple y=mx+b to complete sensory overload and I love it

[brynnhegland]

This is legitimately one of the coolest things I've ever seen in my entire life. I've used oscilloscopes in my studies and know how difficult this is to create... this is engineering ART in a way I've never seen. I've admired your stuff for years and you never stopped improving. You're so cool

[prodrxxthefirst]

Every since finding this channel I have been fascinated by this genre of art. I feel like the music and the visuals produced by said music are indescribable in terms of the real world. I remember being young at school and tasked to draw what I thought the music was doing as we listened and I could never have imagined this is what is possible given the right frequencies and order of said frequencies.

[SwitchyWitch_]

Actually insane to think how all these visuals ARE the audio, and how it's all generated with a single dot just moving insanely quickly like what!! Everything looks so solid that it's just not a thought that comes to mind

[mbcommandnerd]

Geometry never sounded this groovy!

The best part begins at 4:20, by the way!

[hyperelliptik]

0:38 for some reason this gives me such flashbacks to when I used to listen to "Pong" by Eisenfunk. Just the beat, the sound, the visuals. Everything. I love it.

[highseassailor]

Welcome back, Jerobeam! Hoping the years have helped you grow and kept you healthy.

[pasuk]

I just recently learned about the Hilbert Curve. Seeing a springy ball jump on it like it's a 3D plane really messed with my head, totally convincing me it's was 3D. Amazing once again! Totally worth the wait!

[Ternuj]

As a researcher into brain waves and oscillations, dealing with time-frequency data – THANK YOU.

[jno]

Holy shit no
No fckn way
No way this sounds so great and still looks so fckn amazing.
I could'nt even manage to make visuals of this quality normally and you manage to make them while also creating an absolute hardcore techno banger!

Thank you King!!

[kbrd]

Oh. I think I pre-order this EP about 3 years ago.
Cool that there is still something coming out of it 🙂

[jg_ultra]

This was the last thing I expected to come out today and all I gotta say is this is your best piece yet! its so complex yet slaps so hard!

[VriousMind]

This reminds me on Kraftwerk. Developing a complete new genre and instruments like this is incredible.

And also because you’re musicvideos are the actual music is perfection in itself :D

[nonsensicalhumanoid]

This is an insane concept (in the best way possible). There's something almost mesmerizing about watching a video that is simultaneously the music you're hearing.

[VirtualRiot]

Still blown away since the day the mushroom video went online.
My nerd brain really needed this today thank you.
I’m Tempted to remix this.
Would you be ok if I made a remix of it and used part of your video as visuals?

[devjock]

Listen man, my jaw is on the floor with every video you upload, that much is obvious. The amount of oneupmanship against yourself is inspiring. You just pile on awesome every new scene. Building and building that experience until everyone's mind is blown. Loved the meta of the carthesian axes, awesome callbacks to your previous video's with the springo's and the bouncing balls, amazing work on that hilbert curve, and my mind was absolutely blown when that curve got bent into a sphere. When people say "audiovisual experience" there's only one person I think of, and it's you!

Here's the thing; This wasn't what I wanted to comment initially. First and foremost, you uploading video's makes me happy not only because I get to get my mind blown, but also because it's a confirmation that you're alive, and receptive to commentary. You deserve credit and appreciation for your work. I'm happy you're alive. That's the most important thing.

[oxar]

This has to be some of the most impressive audio engineering I've ever seen in my life. It's good music with good visuals, but that's only the start of it. The 3d imaging, the movement, and that all with the sound itself. Crazy. Mad respect, hope you keep doing this.

[maism]

The first seconds had me wondering why this was in my music tab. Now I've got something new to blast on my headphones while riding my bike.

[bastiman]

Thats really 4D Chess.. not only are the soundwaves directly generating the image but the image is also visualising the composition directly. The animation is also really good, especially the bouncing ball. Sound design is amazing. Einfach nur gut!