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Tsxgood to use slow motion and pause now and again. Im into I.t.c pictures in experimental

This is incredible! I hope you'll be able to develop the 4k version in the future.

wow! beautiful machine

Thank you for sharing this. A genuine video artist! Love it!

cool

You got something there

Great video! You can use VDMX for testing before going hardware.

Auto feedback is an awesome game (;

Hey man you are a fck genius, congrats, i really think you are the king of feedback ! Do you use analog video synths ? I don't see any of those in your videos

25:25 My favorite part.

so satifying to watch. thank's for sharing.

Definitively one of the most beautiful things I've seen. Kind of thing that makes me remember that we are a seamless part of everything. I'm developing an 100% indie 2d video space game and I would love to use some of these sequences as weird black hole sprites, etc. Any chance I can do it? If so, please let me know how to contact you. Thank you for your art!

It's almost like tripping balls is just a feedback loop.

This is absolutely the best feedback setup I've ever seen

Awesome video! I would absolutely love to see this with a song from TOOL.

awesome

Wow sooo cool!!!

Remarkable craftsmanship and creativity brother, kudos!

Wow. What an outstanding project. I love this emergent effect from feedback. I used to spend hours an app called fraksl which does a similar thing in software. Can't beat the versatility of your setup though.

I loved that!

Just where do you get off... Man, I love this thing! It's so incredible. I love the story too,

Incredible work, just wow!

5:31 - I am listening! WOW!

Bro, 4:05 so sick.

4:46... Wait, what? Yeah took that long to process.

WOW.

wow

I'm sitting here in stunned silence, staring at the screen after the video has ended. My heart is pounding. Did this really just happen? Looking at my hands I notice a faint jitter and a chill wafts through me. As my now geared up mind tries to comprehend and integrate this new piece of shocking information, I reach for words to help but none seem sufficient. "Beauty" doesn't even begin to describe it. "Magic" might be formally correct but it sounds a bit trite, as does descriptors like "Genious", "Polymath", "Visionary", and "Madman". All true, surely, but not enough. Let's just say that your art... well it moved me. Profoundly so. This was so earth-shatteringly wonderful that I really don't know what to do with myself right now. It's like you have created, or discovered, a new form of life. The natural fluidity and interplay between the fractal iterations is like nothing I have ever seen before, outside of actual biological life. Purely software generated fractals, intricate and spectacular as they may be, all lack this intangible and uncanny quality that your feedback art has. Your entities signal some strong aliveness, as if they have agency of their own. It's mind-boggling, it's SUPREMELY beautiful, and I am sincerely grateful that I get to share this time on the planet with you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

I would love to see the ouput live to a stage. Running the input section through a soundreactive software like touchdesigner, or a timed 'movement/dance' by the operator would be something else. I would also love to just operate and play with it. You've created art and a really fun toy, bravo.

I don't understand is why you don't have the cables running through a slip ring so you can spin the cameras be able to spin endlessly without risk of entanglement? Absolutley incredible video though love your work!

Absolutely stunning

See the Device this was made with: 5:10 See feedback created with the Device: 19:42 / 20:32 /21:35 See Ty and Dave Work the Device: 22:56 See the Device before the metal bearing iteration: 25:26

Super cool. But seriously, final iteration?' It couldn't be more beautiful but I am betting you aren't wired to stop. My guess is that you will catch the motion control disease within the next 12 months and actuate all the controls so that you can playback a performance. Then that will open a can of worms such as audio reactive motion control (music drives the controls) or an EEG to drive the controls with your mind. But what do I know? I love the music, too. Great work, my friend.

This is really cool, the fractals it makes are so beautiful too

See the Device this was made with: 5:10 See feedback created with the Device: 19:42 / 20:32 /21:35 See Ty and Dave Work the Device: 22:56 See the Device before the metal bearing iteration: 25:26

this is amazing

Jump to a description of the Device: 7:06. Jump to complex fractal feedback: 21:35 / 22:26 / 23:29 / 24:51 See some details about this feedback session on my tumblr: www.tumblr.com/walkswithdave/748251447311908864/the-interesting-things-always-happen-in-between

I'm not quite sure i understand how you made this, but it was very entertaining. Thank ye.

Treat from the algorithm seeing this channel today. Is all the motion and spinning a result of the camera and screen movement or are there "emergent behaviors"? It almost looks like the Game of Life simulation at times. EDIT: Nevermind lmao. Just read your channel bio. This is so cool.

Absolutely amazing! It's wonderful that you built an instrument, but it still allows for a virtuoso performer to create a masterpiece!

what if you optically zoom the camera while it looping?

This made my night, huge props

wow this rig is amazingly well thought through, incredible work!

I love Andy :)

Some notes on this feedback session here: www.tumblr.com/walkswithdave/748251447311908864/the-interesting-things-always-happen-in-between

Some notes on this feedback session here: www.tumblr.com/walkswithdave/748251447311908864/the-interesting-things-always-happen-in-between

You could use software and control them with the knobs on something like a Stream Deck. There are ways to get a similar result with MIDI and some extra middleware that would be very cost effective. You've definitely got options for higher resolution iterations.

I genuinely think future people will watch what you do as ahead of your time. You're close to the string here man

Nice work!

Incredible craftsmanship, it's a stunning hybrid of high tech and class craft, and the movements are stellar. Bravo!