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how did you get the 5.2/4 and 3.2/4 in fl studio tho...

If internet would exist in 1890s :

do you have an lfo on your accent 😌

YOU'VE GOT MAIL!!! 📬

Well, I made this into a VST folks that you can use on a continuous signal. Reply if you're interested, I just need to make the GUI nicer.

There's some insane levels of steganography in watermark section. Really interesting method to hidden secret messages...

0:21 the most greatest inspiration I've ever heard😂

I need a tutorial on how to make it work, I know nothing about python pls I just want it to work pls :(

this is jun ishikawa

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wtf, thanks

of couse you play omega murder

the error sounds cool as hell

i cant tell if my brain is getting smaller or larger

Hey brother how do i learn these nerdy stuffs i want to learn all of the aspects of sound design things , but i don't know where to start

woahhh i rlly like the wavetable audio thing >:0 also ive found ur channel yesterday and oh my god i didnt know half of the stuff ive seen here, you deserve my sub 😭

That's genius !!!

sdr sharp be like

Whats the audio visualisation bottom right?

Rotating/skewing by a very tiny amount would be nice

The worst FL theme

so just... convolution? that's it? it's really that simple? wow. Convolution really is like changing the lighting for your audio, huh?

funny silly trick

Wow, crazy!! 🤣🤣🤣

Play bad apple on it

i love you ravsnarchfewreaaons

5:52 sampling this

I'm looking to do something similar in JUCE with realtime audio but I struggle with the math. Would you like to collaborate?

Could you share a GitHub repository?

That must be the sound of an advanced alien that somehow manages to control space and time at will. You are far ahead of your time... Or your space?

is this not already implemented in those wacky spectrogram based music creations that were popular a few years back? with all the cubes and butterflies and whatnot?

this turned out so good :3333

I'd love to see what this would sound like if it was rotated little enough so that you could still depict the original noise through the rotation.

desmos guy makes riddim banger

how the noises get in the computeR? they dont fit in there makes no sense

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really najs

oh its crashing, guess i'll play some cyber grind instead yeah,...

what is a "war dub"?

I farted 😢😮

You may be interested in the Fractional Fourier Transform. I did very similar signal processing for work

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Wow, crazy! 🙄

I didn't understand all of this, but would it be possible to rotate it only a tiny bit? Like skew only 1/4th as much in each direction? Theoretically it would sound similar enough to the original to be recognizable. I'm curious what that would sound like.

Using this to make my own producer tag -- I just threw my producer name in an image to audio function online and then spectrally rotate it to shorten it and post-process to make it sound alright as a stamp of your name on your track

What happens when you do that but not as steep

thank you for giving us the script!

THIS IS VERY PRACTICAL WDYM

The most insane thing I've learned on my own while playing with GNURadio Companion flowgraphs. FFT itself does EXACTLY this. In one shot. If you pass the studied signal through the rectangular-windowed FFT (I mean, a really large one, by the width of the whole audio length ceiled to 2^n instead of the default 1024 samples) and then interpret the result as the ordinary signal, you will get the spectrum rotated 90 degrees. Both the source and the result must be the I/Q signal with two channels (as we are operating with complex float32 values). ...Basically, Fourier transform just rotates the time-frequency domain 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Replaces peaks with sines, and sines with peaks. The idea is THAT simple. ...So, if you apply FFT 4 times in a row, the result will be the original signal as we just rotated the frequency domain 360 degrees.