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[@nostalgicpie]

Some of the best data-moshing I've ever seen! And that track has massive b e g o t t e n vibes!

[@videoartduo]

thank you so much! Finding this comment was a great way to end the day. We started doing data mosh stuff on the side of our regular video synthesis work and our love of it has grown out of control. I think we are going to start incorporating the videosynth into the compositing work for our future data mosh pieces.

[@MoVySaN]

I stumbled upon a new genre on accident and I don't know what kind of drugs it would take for this to make sense because I know none of em would work.

[@videoartduo]

especially on some of our older simpler datamoshes it felt more like a puzzle that sort of unfolds itself to you over time.
Whenever you've got the feeling for something like this we've got a data mosh playlist setup that has ~100 of our favorite pieces we've done over the years.
I'm glad you stumbled into a glitchy area of RUclips :)

[@MoVySaN]

@@videoartduo in a sense terrifying but I'll give it a proper go

[@user-sj4ou6jc9u]

nice

[@videoartduo]

we never really expect much of an audience for this kind of work so it is always neat to see one that catches some eyes!

[@Zinjo]

this is a perfect circle

[@videoartduo]

after stepping away from the piece for a while and rewatching it does feel kinda of like it ends up right where it started.
thanks for watching

[@daltonfisher8843]

this view count is CRIMINAL. This is fantastic.

[@videoartduo]

thank you so much!
we've got a playlist of ~100 datamoshed videos we've put together and updated over the years. Personally this one isn't one of my favorites but it was one of the first ones we started playing with the audio in addition to the video which makes it special in its own way.

[@Huebos2011]

I love this

[@videoartduo]

Thank you so much for find us however you did. We've got a whole data mosh playlist that probably has about 100 of these style videos we have done over the years.

[@shawk1184]

How do u make these

[@videoartduo]

we've come up with a bunch of different workflows over the years as we've worked with datamoshing.
this one starts with a traditional data mosh which sort of paints some things from the video onto the video canvas over time kind of showing what happened in the past.
The traditional data mosh get composited with our predictive datamoshing which does the opposite of the traditional, it pulls painted objects from the future to what is happening currently.
This mixing of the past and the future being composited together by what is happening now has been a blast to work with.