the work you did with this series is incredible, I am in the foundations of my own story but I have never done anything like this and I would like to know if you could give me some advice or tell me what programs you have used to do it yourself.
@@azathoth8929 My advice is make something that you would enjoy watching yourself. Sometimes things might not work out the way you envision and that’s ok. It gives you a chance to try again and you may even get a better idea along the way. For programs I used Vegas Pro for all of my videos except for the newest video. The newest video was made with DaVinci Resolve. For 3D animation I use Blender. For art & graphics I use Affinity photo. For sound & music I use FL Studio.
@@ChillingAbyss thanks for guiding me, sincerely I always wanted to start something like this but I never had the courage. Now I feel more convinced :)
@@ChillingAbyss was the choice to switch from Vegas to Davinci one of circumstance for specific reasons or are you switching over in general? oh btw I left you something in another comment :) thanks so much for your work
This series is one of the most creative uses of the genre I've yet found (plus it delves into multiple genres and uses an incredible amount of different techniques). Thank you so much for putting in the passion and effort that sadly is lacking in many other projects. The quality of the story and the quality of the visuals/audio make this stand up there with the greats. Very excited to see this continue and for it to get the attention it deserves. Seeing how much (what was already quite good) your style(s) have improved from the beginning to the most recent upload (at time of writing, The Farm) is truly inspiring). I'm hoping that leaving a superthanks on this video rather than the most recent release pushes it into the newsfeed of other fans of analog horror. Hope you're well. Cheers! Side Message to commenters: Consider giving a few bucks to your favourite creators! Don't' if you can't but if you can I highly encourage it. Donations aren't just for livestreamers :)
This part with the signal inteference was really well done! This is a terrifying concept! As a fellow Analog horror creator, it's always good to see some inspiring ideas!
I am BEYOND thrilled to see a new ongoing analog horror series that keeps me watching for more than a few minutes. You have the perfect level of mystery and eeriness, not relying on jump scares or similar tactics, not spelling out everything exactly. Definitely have me subscribed for future updates! Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
I found it humorous that the project of the company called "ADAM" Laboratories to connect to new world, as sort of a new start to everything known, is called "EVE." Great use of parallelism/symbolism (i think that's what it means)
An amazing start to a fascinating series. One question. Is the implication that the dimensional travel in The Signal is the cause of all the other supernatural happenings, or is it just one more wierd thing in a world overflowing with them?
27:25 The Forest is a story of a hunter in a dark, dense forest. He has a horn that he can blow into to call out to others, to end his solidarity, but he doesn't use it. He knows that if he blows into the horn, everything in the forest will be alerted to his presence, and not all of them will see him as a friend. So, he hunts alone, unknowing if he himself is being hunted
This is so cool but when I saw the title I thought of a place where I go to metal concerts with the same name but uh yeah made me jump in my seat a bit
Oh okay so fairies are real and monstrous entities are known to exist but totally the submersible operator was just having a laugh. Just a prank guys. We got creeps and weirdos but not in the water, sure. Alright. Sure. Cool
Some good ideas, but like a lot of "analog horror," I feel like the point is being missed. My issues with the name of the genre aside, it's supposed to be believable - an artifact the viewer shouldn't be watching. There should be a verisimilitude to it. Analog horror with a lot of animation or using CG environments will strike the viewer as obviously fictional and thus, not real. The verisimilitude also gets broken when the "recording" aspect breaks with how actual recordings function or when there are sounds where there wouldn't be. For example, there is a massive overuse of ambient noise to amp up tension in these... only it's not used diegetically. In The Signal, where's the rumbling chant coming from? If you were just recording a monitor showing the progress of the signals, how would that sound be there, especially with 1980s computer technology? As a viewer, I shouldn't be asking that question... yet, here I am. I'm taken out of the experience. Local 58 got these aspects right. They're presented as recordings of odd, disparate events that happened to get caught on video tape and the viewer is given no reason to question that. The artifacting of the video can be chalked up to either tape degradation or signal interference, never because "wouldn't it be creepy if...". It's also consistent with the _kinds_ of artifacting you find on either analog signals or digital signals. There isn't static on CRT computer monitors, for example. The only music you hear is either the station's muzak or something in the background of the hijacking signal. Again, it's never there because "wouldn't it be creepy if...". Less _is_ sometimes more. There's definitely potential in this format - Local 58 obviously proved that - but the potential isn't in "here's a creepy thing, but with video distortions." It's the verisimilitude that makes it work... and everyone who came after Local 58 seems to ignore that.
I am screaming pissing and shitting my self in how scared I am the neighbors called the cops because of the screening I am screening for my mommy and my daddy shit is dripping down my leg
Re-uploaded due to an error with one of the dates.
the work you did with this series is incredible, I am in the foundations of my own story but I have never done anything like this and I would like to know if you could give me some advice or tell me what programs you have used to do it yourself.
@@azathoth8929 My advice is make something that you would enjoy watching yourself. Sometimes things might not work out the way you envision and that’s ok. It gives you a chance to try again and you may even get a better idea along the way.
For programs I used Vegas Pro for all of my videos except for the newest video. The newest video was made with DaVinci Resolve. For 3D animation I use Blender. For art & graphics I use Affinity photo. For sound & music I use FL Studio.
@@ChillingAbyss thanks for guiding me, sincerely I always wanted to start something like this but I never had the courage. Now I feel more convinced :)
Dude this is so good, keep at it man
@@ChillingAbyss was the choice to switch from Vegas to Davinci one of circumstance for specific reasons or are you switching over in general? oh btw I left you something in another comment :) thanks so much for your work
This series is one of the most creative uses of the genre I've yet found (plus it delves into multiple genres and uses an incredible amount of different techniques). Thank you so much for putting in the passion and effort that sadly is lacking in many other projects. The quality of the story and the quality of the visuals/audio make this stand up there with the greats. Very excited to see this continue and for it to get the attention it deserves. Seeing how much (what was already quite good) your style(s) have improved from the beginning to the most recent upload (at time of writing, The Farm) is truly inspiring).
I'm hoping that leaving a superthanks on this video rather than the most recent release pushes it into the newsfeed of other fans of analog horror. Hope you're well. Cheers!
Side Message to commenters: Consider giving a few bucks to your favourite creators! Don't' if you can't but if you can I highly encourage it. Donations aren't just for livestreamers :)
Wow! Thank you so much, I am always trying to improve and any contributions I earn will go right back into making my videos even better. 🌚👍
Been writing a DnD horror-esque campaign called ARCADIA and this scared the SHIT out of me when it popped up on my recommended
😮
The Signal and Interference work so well together, and the Alaskan EBS was just the cherry on top 🍒
100/10
Creepy I like it! My favorite part was the signal interference, as this seemed to be the downfall of them all.
i honestly expected the signal to finish loading in time but the normal looking people would actually turn out to be the dangerous ones
@@nomam9085 oohh...that would've been good too!
@@nomam9085Nuclear War to take over our planet.
This part with the signal inteference was really well done! This is a terrifying concept!
As a fellow Analog horror creator, it's always good to see some inspiring ideas!
I am BEYOND thrilled to see a new ongoing analog horror series that keeps me watching for more than a few minutes. You have the perfect level of mystery and eeriness, not relying on jump scares or similar tactics, not spelling out everything exactly. Definitely have me subscribed for future updates! Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
6:55 that made my heart literally hurt why did you do that bro 😭
The way I instantly cried bc the way I was actually enjoying the video and then out of nowhere it happened so I jumped and teared up😭😭😭😭
The three signals part is a mastery on psychological horror. Well done!
I seem to be late to the party but wanted to say how much I enjoyed this. Keep it up!
I wish I had the talent and work ethic to do even half of the stuff Analog Horror Creators like you can do! Keep up the great work!
Amazing, The Signal part was really scary.
I found it humorous that the project of the company called "ADAM" Laboratories to connect to new world, as sort of a new start to everything known, is called "EVE." Great use of parallelism/symbolism (i think that's what it means)
pure terror that's how suposed to be, nice work! hope we can watch more in the future!
The presentation is top notch.
An amazing start to a fascinating series.
One question. Is the implication that the dimensional travel in The Signal is the cause of all the other supernatural happenings, or is it just one more wierd thing in a world overflowing with them?
This is phenomenal, I loved it
This all connected somehow? That episode the signal really made one cack their undergarments indeed!
3:56 I saw the eyes pop up, and thought “hey lil fella, watchya doin’ there?” Before realizing I was supposed to be scared, lol
The Signal is so awesome
The Termination Of the Monster Living in a Dark Creepy Cave Leaving 3 Children and a Dog Radio Signal Has a Problem Fire Eruption For a Food 28:11
An Explosion in The Arctic 29:30
A Creepy Face with Eyes 30:21
EBS Emergency Broadcast System and A Creepy Sound 33:22
A Voice Can Be Heard 16:11
What song is used in the mythical creatures section I like it
Dr John Walker Was The Scientist create a Monster in the Forest Of this Losing 3 Children 20:41
27:25 The Forest is a story of a hunter in a dark, dense forest. He has a horn that he can blow into to call out to others, to end his solidarity, but he doesn't use it. He knows that if he blows into the horn, everything in the forest will be alerted to his presence, and not all of them will see him as a friend. So, he hunts alone, unknowing if he himself is being hunted
Something Has Hacked The Emergency Broadcasting Message 23:47
Something is in the forest 14:15
here before its popular :)
3 Children Missing 15:02
A Dog Was Missing 21:31
How To Use a Error Analog Horror 11:30
This is so cool but when I saw the title I thought of a place where I go to metal concerts with the same name but uh yeah made me jump in my seat a bit
Oh okay so fairies are real and monstrous entities are known to exist but totally the submersible operator was just having a laugh. Just a prank guys. We got creeps and weirdos but not in the water, sure. Alright. Sure. Cool
people doubting the evidence in front of them
Is all the music original? I've been trying to find the song from the mythical creatures section but it doesn't seem to be anywhere.
This was chillingly good. Where's part 2
really great
Ive just pissed on myself. That's how good this is
Is this going to go big? I wonder…
Well that was fun 🙂
Oh, well _FUCKING_ done, Dr. Walker.
Csn you imagine tuning into a live exploration like some rov crews do and its just going ????? At everything
Cave!! Whats up with that cave?? C'mon, someone?
I just crapped myself
Cool detail of the dude falling in the sky at the end of the crying caves. Was it the dude from the camera in the cave?
This would make sense with the body found near REDACTED and the camera it had. The cave teleported him above the field where he fell and died.
Awesome
isn't this just that one Netflix animated series called the troll hunter or something
sheesh
Some good ideas, but like a lot of "analog horror," I feel like the point is being missed. My issues with the name of the genre aside, it's supposed to be believable - an artifact the viewer shouldn't be watching. There should be a verisimilitude to it. Analog horror with a lot of animation or using CG environments will strike the viewer as obviously fictional and thus, not real. The verisimilitude also gets broken when the "recording" aspect breaks with how actual recordings function or when there are sounds where there wouldn't be. For example, there is a massive overuse of ambient noise to amp up tension in these... only it's not used diegetically. In The Signal, where's the rumbling chant coming from? If you were just recording a monitor showing the progress of the signals, how would that sound be there, especially with 1980s computer technology? As a viewer, I shouldn't be asking that question... yet, here I am. I'm taken out of the experience.
Local 58 got these aspects right. They're presented as recordings of odd, disparate events that happened to get caught on video tape and the viewer is given no reason to question that. The artifacting of the video can be chalked up to either tape degradation or signal interference, never because "wouldn't it be creepy if...". It's also consistent with the _kinds_ of artifacting you find on either analog signals or digital signals. There isn't static on CRT computer monitors, for example. The only music you hear is either the station's muzak or something in the background of the hijacking signal. Again, it's never there because "wouldn't it be creepy if...". Less _is_ sometimes more.
There's definitely potential in this format - Local 58 obviously proved that - but the potential isn't in "here's a creepy thing, but with video distortions." It's the verisimilitude that makes it work... and everyone who came after Local 58 seems to ignore that.
OOOOo...
I am screaming pissing and shitting my self in how scared I am the neighbors called the cops because of the screening I am screening for my mommy and my daddy shit is dripping down my leg