You're right. The compression is shrinking the color gamut. The red was richer RGB(255,30,30) in our master mix but gets washed out by the chroma subsampling.
@@martin-krzywinski I suspect if you spent a few million years trying out different timings, you might be able to get the blank screen -> number screen strobes to align with the I-frames in the RUclips re-compression, and that would get a better result. Right now I think in many of those strobing sections it is having to generate the image for the text/numbers with P-frames which are basically a video version of a diff, but are given much-reduced bandwidth compared to I-frames, so they'll never be able to keep up (which will affect both the chroma and luma). I had problems with a couple of my vids not playing nice with YT so did a custom-tuned encode and made them available for download for a couple bucks... I would happily pay a few dollars for 4K high-quality renders of yours and other videos from Max's collaborators!
Never seen anyone so simply, intuitively, beautifully, yet coldly express the orders of infinity. Music fits brilliantly too on many levels. Absolutely amazing.
I’d absolutely love to see a sci-fi movie scored by you. Wouldn’t matter what it was about or who it stars, I’d just know that with music THIS good, it would be an amazing film.
@@billB101 these aren't very complicated motion graphics. and even without the scene being 4K, an upscaled 4K upload would increase the bitrate that RUclips supplies for it's conversion, so individual frames like in the flashing parts of the animation would pop a bit more, with less noise / blocking.
We can render at 4k pretty easily but RUclips compression kills the effect. Not just time compression but also chroma: the red was designed to be much (255,30,30) richer than what you see here. You have to see it live at one of Max's shows ;p
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Jesus Christ this is what I’ve unknowingly been waiting for. A tune hasn’t hit me the same way as this since 1997’s ‘High Noon’ by DJ Shadow. Cheers big time Max.
You created a marvelous visualization, showing how the reals are uncountable; for rigor, by demonstrating that the mapping from naturals to (0,1) is not surjective via contriving a decimal such that for every respective f(i) diagonal decimal element, there always exists one decimal place in the contrived decimal that's different; and thus the contrived element is neglected from the (0,1) infinite subset you listed (Cantor's famous, at first contentious proof by contradiction). Set theory is awe-inspiring
Just. a. masterpiece. Listening to this music and watching this art gives me the same feeling of being interested, inspired, lively and sensual, that a good poem or painting can give. I feel happy to be involved in it. The language of art is changing, but its deep inner content is staying the same. It's all about us. Electronic music and digital art are proved not to be just toys for playing, but to be the same fully informative languages as were the traditional languages of art.
Without a doubt the best music videos are by Max cooper! Whenever I get a notification for a release I always wait so I can sit in a dark room speaker up and sit back and enjoy!
Super cool! I love the description into how thought-out everything is. As a web developer I feel a bit inspired by the beautiful animations and curious how this was rendered.
Martin Krzywinski actually has a in-depth explanation how the video was rendered at mkweb.bcgsc.ca/infinity/method.mhtml Super interesting, the video can be succinctly described as a 192 × 83 × 9,473 matrix. 192 chars across, 83 vertical, 9,473 frames in total. Timing however, sounds like the real pain with this one.
As someone who read the book Aleph by Paul blablabla, and someone that is into chakras and spirituality, this is something fine to listen to, to watch to
This is beautiful video about some beautiful concept, visualised perfectly. As always, gets better and better. (I researched this area a lot, and found some fractal objects with like phi^N cardinality that seemed to be between A0 and 2^N, and a lot of similar objects, but in the end I believe they're all still countable, anything below 2^N probably could be counted , and even cardinality of set of similar objects is fo 1^N cardinality; and at exactly 2 it becomes "orthogonal" and collapses into new dimension, something like that).
The Continuum Hypothesis states that there are no cardinalities between A0 and 2^A0. As a consequence, A1 = 2^A0. But we just dont' know since CH is independent of ZFC.
I love this. Even after initially just watching the video I was blown away by the music and how the numbers reacted. Then I learn that I actually just watched some mathematically sound representations of infinity? Bravo. I applaud the time and effort that must've gone into creating this beauty.
That's an excellent and very well-articulated summary of the orders of infinity and Cantor's diagonal method -- this coming from a software engineer who double majored in computer science and discrete mathematics. Nicely done!
I find it amazing that math has so much to do with our reality that we don't think of it in our daily lives. The equations that were used to create this video might very well have much to say about how light works and the universe expands. Either way good thoughts for a trip if you're into that. Stellar video.
The video is a masterpiece, it gives me goosebumps, I remember my first year at the university on Vasilyevsky Island, not far from the house where Cantor was born. But you can’t define a natural number through itself))) At least in ZFC. It would be more correct to write P(1)={0,{0}}={{},{{}}} because 1:={0}
Us Computer Sceince mayors have a minor in maths by definition, and I remember learning about all of this in discrete math courses. Well done. P.S: Maybe we can make a "demoscene-style" executable file to see this video in real time on any computer in the terminal?
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music aside from this.
Hrm.... so the [Sky] vs the *[Deep]* kind of cosmologies then....
(fictional-wise and a kind of reminder that I see here).
No option to buy video?
RUclips video compression can’t keep up with the pace of this gorgeousness
Karen Nullifier Grigorean actually looks surprisingly good maybe they white listed this guy for compression
You're right. The compression is shrinking the color gamut. The red was richer RGB(255,30,30) in our master mix but gets washed out by the chroma subsampling.
Martin Krzywinski that’s interesting it still looked amazing man
Angus menegon yeah, it seems that the quality got better, can’t see any artifacts anymore
@@martin-krzywinski I suspect if you spent a few million years trying out different timings, you might be able to get the blank screen -> number screen strobes to align with the I-frames in the RUclips re-compression, and that would get a better result. Right now I think in many of those strobing sections it is having to generate the image for the text/numbers with P-frames which are basically a video version of a diff, but are given much-reduced bandwidth compared to I-frames, so they'll never be able to keep up (which will affect both the chroma and luma).
I had problems with a couple of my vids not playing nice with YT so did a custom-tuned encode and made them available for download for a couple bucks... I would happily pay a few dollars for 4K high-quality renders of yours and other videos from Max's collaborators!
Never seen anyone so simply, intuitively, beautifully, yet coldly express the orders of infinity. Music fits brilliantly too on many levels.
Absolutely amazing.
Vi Hart has some great intuitive explanations, although they are certainly not cold
watch weavals new clip
I’d absolutely love to see a sci-fi movie scored by you. Wouldn’t matter what it was about or who it stars, I’d just know that with music THIS good, it would be an amazing film.
The visuals are unreal, I keep on introducing my friends to these videos and they always get astonished. EDIT: Please consider 4k for future work
4K render times with motion graphics take a lot longer for not a lot of difference. Bit pointless for youtube releases.
@@billB101 these aren't very complicated motion graphics. and even without the scene being 4K, an upscaled 4K upload would increase the bitrate that RUclips supplies for it's conversion, so individual frames like in the flashing parts of the animation would pop a bit more, with less noise / blocking.
@@FunctionGermany This one maybe, some of the other videos for Max Copper are pretty complicated though. You can always watch on Vimeo.
@@billB101 good point
We can render at 4k pretty easily but RUclips compression kills the effect. Not just time compression but also chroma: the red was designed to be much (255,30,30) richer than what you see here. You have to see it live at one of Max's shows ;p
Please god reupload this in 4K; even if you only made it for 1080p, the compression will be so much clearer.
Very impressive and beautiful work!
I cannot express how I love this inspirational combination of music, math, and computer science. Here's my sincerest respect to all the creators.
this is one of the most beautiful things ive ever seen and i dont know why
the next generation of art, and I want to be a part of it
I cried while watching this. Just a masterpiece both musically and visually! I immediately remembered the "Pi" movie.
«Пи» отличный, кстати.
You sir are a man of culture. Pi is so good. Also featuring the game of Go, which is a plus.
I cried Tears of Joy when listening to "Says" from Nils Frahm for the first Time :-)
12:50, press return.
3:05
Love that visualisation of the diagonality proof
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probs should have a seizure warning but this vid was absolutely amazing
Thought you were joking until I got to the halfway mark lol
Oh shoot this is a problem. People with photosensitive epilepsy will have to avoid seeing this video or they could end up having a seizure.
@Danny Boy Jango well aren't you edgy. I hope you know that you made yourself out be pathetic.
@@ethancrowe280 nobody actually cares
There's a long build up before the flashing, people with epilepsy can usually tell a video like this could contain flashing images
Jesus Christ this is what I’ve unknowingly been waiting for. A tune hasn’t hit me the same way as this since 1997’s ‘High Noon’ by DJ Shadow. Cheers big time Max.
ASCII Art on a whole new level...made me nearly trippin'
check out t69 collapse by aphex twin for some crazy ascii visuals
@Melanie Boots You do realize thats how a lot of the oldest games were made, right?
Max, please never stop doing this! Your music is so remarkably beautiful, it eases my mind .
this is one of the most awe-inspiring, beautiful things i've ever seen
I was looking to see about finding an explanation on higher cardnality and found this. Completely blown away, very well made.
That synchronizing glitch and music was totally astounding to me. Excellent work! I should remember your work into my Hall of Fame!
Sitting back and just watching this on full screen was an absolute journey. Late to the party but I am here to stay.
Incredibly beautiful song and visual.
Indredible, I was completely hypnotized by the video and the music, both match perfectly.
Thanks! I took great care to match the animation and scene phrasing to the beat (118 bpm).
The commitment to discovering truths in Set Theory is remarkable by itself.
You created a marvelous visualization, showing how the reals are uncountable; for rigor, by demonstrating that the mapping from naturals to (0,1) is not surjective via contriving a decimal such that for every respective f(i) diagonal decimal element, there always exists one decimal place in the contrived decimal that's different; and thus the contrived element is neglected from the (0,1) infinite subset you listed (Cantor's famous, at first contentious proof by contradiction). Set theory is awe-inspiring
Just. a. masterpiece.
Listening to this music and watching this art gives me the same feeling of being interested, inspired, lively and sensual, that a good poem or painting can give. I feel happy to be involved in it.
The language of art is changing, but its deep inner content is staying the same. It's all about us.
Electronic music and digital art are proved not to be just toys for playing, but to be the same fully informative languages as were the traditional languages of art.
HOLY SHIAZO, THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE MIRACLE thankyouvm
A visual representation of what numbers can/are doing. Awesome.
Without a doubt the best music videos are by Max cooper! Whenever I get a notification for a release I always wait so I can sit in a dark room speaker up and sit back and enjoy!
Stunning work of art
Drop 4:01 honestly sounds like done on "M83 - This Bright Flash" song, you can literally hear it in the background.
Went to a special place first time i heard this. Then I come hear to listen again and all everyone talks about is the video.
Super cool! I love the description into how thought-out everything is. As a web developer I feel a bit inspired by the beautiful animations and curious how this was rendered.
Martin Krzywinski actually has a in-depth explanation how the video was rendered at mkweb.bcgsc.ca/infinity/method.mhtml Super interesting, the video can be succinctly described as a 192 × 83 × 9,473 matrix. 192 chars across, 83 vertical, 9,473 frames in total. Timing however, sounds like the real pain with this one.
Wish we could experience this video in its original terminal glory. Or something like asciinema.org/ would be amazing.
The combined effect of track and vid was mindblowing....what a trip.
As someone who read the book Aleph by Paul blablabla, and someone that is into chakras and spirituality, this is something fine to listen to, to watch to
* Flashbacks of repeatedly failing at TIS-100 challenges *
can relate
My God XD
what a mood
who even won
YES this is awesome, the music and the video
Fantastic music and the best videos in the business! Love your style max!
Fantastic!! “Aleph 2” is also the title of one in a series of compositions by the one & only John Zorn
Yes indeed, nice reference. And, PIHKAL as you likely know is an acronym: *Phenethylamines I Have Known And Loved* ;)
Holy crap this is a masterpiece
i think this may be best video on channel
This drums 😍
“This may sound a little impenetrable, explained so briefly...”
Yup
I saw a movie with diagonal theory for the first time! ! Super Amazing!
This is beautiful video about some beautiful concept, visualised perfectly. As always, gets better and better. (I researched this area a lot, and found some fractal objects with like phi^N cardinality that seemed to be between A0 and 2^N, and a lot of similar objects, but in the end I believe they're all still countable, anything below 2^N probably could be counted , and even cardinality of set of similar objects is fo 1^N cardinality; and at exactly 2 it becomes "orthogonal" and collapses into new dimension, something like that).
and power set of reals, and bigger cardinalities, that's surely a way to blow someones mind.
The Continuum Hypothesis states that there are no cardinalities between A0 and 2^A0. As a consequence, A1 = 2^A0. But we just dont' know since CH is independent of ZFC.
A deep jump in the Matrix !!! I almost had a epileptic crisis !!! Nice job
I love this. Even after initially just watching the video I was blown away by the music and how the numbers reacted. Then I learn that I actually just watched some mathematically sound representations of infinity? Bravo. I applaud the time and effort that must've gone into creating this beauty.
This just gave me the most intensive Nerdgasm i've ever had!
That's an excellent and very well-articulated summary of the orders of infinity and Cantor's diagonal method -- this coming from a software engineer who double majored in computer science and discrete mathematics. Nicely done!
no words
(almost literally no words, in the video xD)
amazing work with the video
truly amazing
masterpiece
thank you so much for this
🖤♥️🖤 love the laconic ending after the climax🎈
A happy ending is a laconic ending. :)
Such an amazing song and video. So so goooood.
dude all of this work is so good. the sounds meld with everything so perfectly. im really excited about this stuff for you.
Hey max love your music and visuals! From South Africa🐆
Oh. Ok. Wow. I have a new favorite video now. Thanks. There are no words for this (pun intended)
Great!
Next level "Man Machine" visuals. Awsome.
Outstanding work
wow, nothing more to say... that's a freaky awesome presentation of the infinity
Mindblowing spectacle. Reminded me of the movie Pi in the best possible sense :) my respect to both of You and Martin
Absolutely amazing. Thank you.
Це щось неймовірне!
tthis is the best clip i've seen
I find it amazing that math has so much to do with our reality that we don't think of it in our daily lives. The equations that were used to create this video might very well have much to say about how light works and the universe expands. Either way good thoughts for a trip if you're into that. Stellar video.
Fascinating video, and majestic track. Great!
Amazing Work!! Love & Gratitude!
Another Piece of Art showing me my bundaries and possibilities. Ur a Muse to me as an artist
this music and this video is sooo sick!
That felt very good to watch.
BEST. VIDEO. EVER.
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa beautiful sound track Max, and amazing video clip Martin !!! 😍😍😍
Thank you .
This was the whole ride.
i love your music so much. i feel as though i have been looking for it for a long time.
Have i just been uploaded with a mind virus?
BY YOUR COMMAND IMPERIOUS LEADER MAX COOPER
Beautiful work!
The Buzz Lightyear theme song. To Infinity... and Beyond!
Definitely going in my "Best videos that fail the Harding test" list
Fantastic track and visuals wonderful soundscapes reached
The video is a masterpiece, it gives me goosebumps, I remember my first year at the university on Vasilyevsky Island, not far from the house where Cantor was born. But you can’t define a natural number through itself))) At least in ZFC. It would be more correct to write P(1)={0,{0}}={{},{{}}} because 1:={0}
Innovative, as always.
Gorgeous
how do you even render a video like that? what software? HOW?! I'M PUZZLED! This is too beautiful
Please please please upload a version in higher quality! I'd love to see a version with less compression and better bitrate...
Us Computer Sceince mayors have a minor in maths by definition, and I remember learning about all of this in discrete math courses. Well done.
P.S: Maybe we can make a "demoscene-style" executable file to see this video in real time on any computer in the terminal?
This was insanely cool.
YES!!!!
That was a trip, I gotta check out this guys album now, thoroughly intrigued
Fascinating !
I want to see this in cinema.
i finished to unzoom my eyes of the numbers and saw the wave of sound
Sick. Almost bring a tear in my eye... Great work!
Still one of the most beautiful tracks ever.
the visuals look amazing
I just learned to code!!!
The fastest way to learn it.
Super... !
Strangely therapeutic!
What an amazing amazing video
So different. Vibe et.al. digging it.
Such an emotional breeze...
Amazing. Guess this is what you see when we could see more frequencies than "light"