For everybody who's been asking to use this, here's the repository link: github.com/thcrock/line-music-visualizer And here's a video explaining the process in more detail, and applying it to a more upbeat track: th-cam.com/video/wc9CAJdlOlk/w-d-xo.html It's a Godot 4 project. The code isn't in good shape to reproduce the visualization you see here; an earlier commit is close, but I kept on making changes so the main branch looks very different. I'll be making updates to this to bring back this visualization and add instructions how to use it. So you can follow/bookmark that repository until then.
What were you trying to do? I am going to try to port it to python as the current flawed instance… but if you don’t have it fixed yet I can attempt to clean up the code.
Thanks! Yeah the more I look at it the more I like it. At first I thought the width changes looked random but now it almost looks like it's flowing through
I accidentally watched this first without sound and thought it was weird until I realized. It gives off a very organic pulsing effect without context, like a vein. Great stuff
Yeah I think it ends up looking better than random widths/pulsing because of the way the math error came about. I tried to keep the width curve of the line static as new line segments get introduced, but instead the width 'shifted' a bit, which kind of makes it look like something is flowing through the line. I never would have come up with that idea by myself
@@OTisnochOT Sure! I'll work on that. I may not be able to pinpoint why it works exactly this way, as I'm still not sure what is wrong with the math. But I can at least talk about how it got to that point.
I think I missed that game! I had a PSX back then but the only rhythm game I played on it was Parappa. I have been thinking this could be connected to a physics engine. Imagine launching stuff from off of the waves...it probably wouldn't be that fun in practice though.
@@warbirdtime maybe you can make it so that you have a limit supply of wave lines, and you can place them around, and you can draw waves on them and when you connect these lines together you get to choose if the wave adds, subtracts or multiply together and then there's an object you need to move to a specific place using the waves and you can press play and watch the waves run along the lines and interact with one another but i don't know if there's a game that has done that already ( also i kinda missed both i didn't have a play staetshung and i played vib-ribbon with an emulator )
Could be anything from fucking around with a GitHub to playing a horror rom to literally spending 100 fucking days in PlayStation 1 Minecraft god that isn’t getting new
imagine this, you start a text-based indie game. this is the opening cutscene before your mom wakes you up for breakfast. "And, that's just who I am. a person who either will find a way... or make one. but, in the meantime--" "honey! breakfast!" "I'm a kid. but, my mom says adolescence was the time to be yourself; before middle school crushes you into this bubble. but, i guess my bubble popped."
Thanks. It's fun to see how music hits different people; I didn't have any of those songs in mind (or any vocal music), but was trying to write something that felt cold and mystical but also a bit cozy. I suppose Black Hole Sun does kind of make me feel that way a bit. Anyway I have the full version on an unlisted SoundCloud track; I'm not going to release it until I can get live instruments for all of the parts, but you can hear what the rest of it sounds like for now: on.soundcloud.com/kKpHVmV2wteUgLtC6
Thanks! That's a tune I wrote as part of a suite I'm making right now. I do have a video of an early version (all VST) full track here: th-cam.com/video/fcMD7MOqIag/w-d-xo.html This visualizer video actually contains the first live instruments on the track; Brett McDonald recorded live clarinet, and I intend to replace the rest of the VST tracks with live instruments in the future.
Thank you! I put a link in the pinned comment. It's not really easy for anybody else to use at the moment but I'll get it cleaned up and easy to use soon
It's called Village of the Winter Moon, a piece I've been writing. A full version of the track (in VST form) is here: th-cam.com/video/fcMD7MOqIag/w-d-xo.htmlsi=07svdhw7J2vyYjnw Independently of this visualizer project, I'm working on getting it recorded and properly released. But I figured it was a good track for the visualizer because there's lots of rests to test the impact of different instruments coming in.
![[DRIP] ‘Woke Up In Tokyo (RUKA & ASA)’ PREVIEW](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QN44lcR_VkI/mqdefault.jpg)
For everybody who's been asking to use this, here's the repository link:
github.com/thcrock/line-music-visualizer
And here's a video explaining the process in more detail, and applying it to a more upbeat track: th-cam.com/video/wc9CAJdlOlk/w-d-xo.html
It's a Godot 4 project. The code isn't in good shape to reproduce the visualization you see here; an earlier commit is close, but I kept on making changes so the main branch looks very different.
I'll be making updates to this to bring back this visualization and add instructions how to use it. So you can follow/bookmark that repository until then.
did you take it off? the link wouldn't work
edit: it worked nvm thanks
Godot for the win!
What were you trying to do? I am going to try to port it to python as the current flawed instance… but if you don’t have it fixed yet I can attempt to clean up the code.
Looks like ink flowing out on a paper, very nice
It looks straight out of a film, love it
Thanks! I'm definitely going to revive it and keep it as an option at least
Wait you cooked
Thanks! Yeah the more I look at it the more I like it. At first I thought the width changes looked random but now it almost looks like it's flowing through
@@warbirdtimethe speed of the flow is dependant on the current amplitude
I love working on projects like visualizers or shaders, cause when you mess up the result is willddd. This is really cool, thank you!
Yeah the results can get pretty bizarre. Maybe in the future I should get a true blooper reel going.
Happy accidents
I accidentally watched this first without sound and thought it was weird until I realized. It gives off a very organic pulsing effect without context, like a vein. Great stuff
Yeah I think it ends up looking better than random widths/pulsing because of the way the math error came about.
I tried to keep the width curve of the line static as new line segments get introduced, but instead the width 'shifted' a bit, which kind of makes it look like something is flowing through the line.
I never would have come up with that idea by myself
Iggrly wiggly
Can you please explain the Math behind it, maybe in an extra video???
@@OTisnochOT Sure! I'll work on that. I may not be able to pinpoint why it works exactly this way, as I'm still not sure what is wrong with the math. But I can at least talk about how it got to that point.
@@warbirdtime thank u thats amazing at the core i get the principal it’s functions but a in semi in depth explanation would be appreciated 🙏🏻
"you can make a whole game out of that!"
( *vib-ribbon walks in * )
I think I missed that game! I had a PSX back then but the only rhythm game I played on it was Parappa.
I have been thinking this could be connected to a physics engine. Imagine launching stuff from off of the waves...it probably wouldn't be that fun in practice though.
@@warbirdtime maybe you can make it so that
you have a limit supply of wave lines, and you can place them around, and you can draw waves on them
and when you connect these lines together you get to choose if the wave adds, subtracts or multiply together
and then there's an object you need to move to a specific place using the waves
and you can press play and watch the waves run along the lines and interact with one another
but i don't know if there's a game that has done that already
( also i kinda missed both i didn't have a play staetshung and i played vib-ribbon with an emulator )
"audio visualizer but it's an ancient chinese scribe doing calligraphy on rice paper"
This Is My Type Of Content :
Some Random Video
same lol
Could be anything from fucking around with a GitHub to playing a horror rom to literally spending 100 fucking days in PlayStation 1 Minecraft god that isn’t getting new
this looks like if you drew a waveform with ink
very epic
lets just say this is art and leave it at that
Had you not said this was wrong I would’ve assumed this was intended
My heartbeat at 5:00 AM
this looks like an ink brush man idk
This looks cool, it gives a vibe like the protagonist is reviving in the hospital and this is the heartrate monitor
call it a feature™️
Looks like a claymation/stylized oscilloscope. Pretty neat
When a happy “accident” occurs in our life…ahh the melody
imagine this, you start a text-based indie game. this is the opening cutscene before your mom wakes you up for breakfast.
"And, that's just who I am. a person who either will find a way... or make one. but, in the meantime--"
"honey! breakfast!"
"I'm a kid. but, my mom says adolescence was the time to be yourself; before middle school crushes you into this bubble. but, i guess my bubble popped."
That's actually such a good idea, I heard it play in my head.
Omg, this is exactly what i was looking for, thank you
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Am pretty sure there is a saying that all great things are stumbled upon accidentally. Love it!
lowkey goated fr fr
My heartbeat when it's Monday
I really like it
Thank you!
I thought this video came out 6 years ago of how random but cool it is
A pretty happy accident
Looks like an ink pen, nice
Whatever is going on here it looks awesome!
Dude, this has got some amazing vibes. What a cool mistake 👏
Thank you!
Keep it, accidental win! It's beautiful!
that is gorgeous
"now it's art"
Cool visual. Song reminds me of Black Hole Sun, very cool
Or maybe Friend of a Friend by Foo Fighters?
Thanks. It's fun to see how music hits different people; I didn't have any of those songs in mind (or any vocal music), but was trying to write something that felt cold and mystical but also a bit cozy. I suppose Black Hole Sun does kind of make me feel that way a bit.
Anyway I have the full version on an unlisted SoundCloud track; I'm not going to release it until I can get live instruments for all of the parts, but you can hear what the rest of it sounds like for now: on.soundcloud.com/kKpHVmV2wteUgLtC6
permission to be inspired by this holy shit
Hell yeah, glad you like it
This looks like that one ps1 game i forgot the name about.
Is it Vib Ribbon? Somebody else mentioned it and I think it's close. I missed that one back in the day but it looks pretty cool
@@warbirdtime yeah that was the one!
mm, like a writhing intestine
Is anyone reminded of the intro of Mulan 1998? Super cool work
Sounds like a desert
Happy accidents
L4d film sounding and looking ahh line
This isnt a mistake brother, its an art piece
this looks so cool bro
Thanks!
heart monitor.
no clue what this is but it looks and sounds cool
This video has 1000/6 times more views than the poster has subs
Not only that but this video more than doubled my subscriber count. The algorithm just loves this one
@@warbirdtime The secret: "it kind of looks cool" on random stuff
open source this it's fire
Thanks! I just added a link to the pinned comment. It's not really usable for anybody else yet but I'll get it cleaned up.
looks creamy
Uhhh, where's the "messed up" part? This looks fine, good in fact
looks cool
It does look interesting
very cool, idk why it doesn't sync
Anything is possible with math errors
Kevin maccleaud type music
I haven't consciously listened to him but I'll have to check him out
Nature Documentary ahh beat
Whats the music tho? The guitar sounds really good
Thanks! That's a tune I wrote as part of a suite I'm making right now. I do have a video of an early version (all VST) full track here: th-cam.com/video/fcMD7MOqIag/w-d-xo.html
This visualizer video actually contains the first live instruments on the track; Brett McDonald recorded live clarinet, and I intend to replace the rest of the VST tracks with live instruments in the future.
its not a bug if it looks cool, its a feature
Looks neat. Even though I don’t understand how it works
Me neither tbh. I'm trying to get the code back working into this state so I can reproduce this again
so pretty :3
Swaggelicious
It's wet
Ink snake....
would like to see it with a bit more action packed music.
I just put out a video that's more of a tutorial but the example track I use there is more action packed. th-cam.com/video/wc9CAJdlOlk/w-d-xo.html
Uh, yeah thats not healthy. Thats not supposed to be doing that.
Consulting my doctor as we speak
Nobody:
*Doctor proceeding to write me a 1,000,000,000,000 fine for drinking a glass of water:*
what in the apple music animated cover art is this?
how did you manage to make an out of sync music visualizer
Charcoal brush?
It does kind of look like a charcoal brush
Oooo, cool!
Thanks!
Math on your music?
Writing on paper with a pen
This feels like the type of video to get recommended to everyone in 5 years
Cool!
Give me the code
Was this for high school?
What's the music
Godot??!?
how???
Good question, I still don't know
Half-life 3
give me
Thanks! I just added a link to the pinned comment. It's not really ready for anybody to use yet but I'm gonna clean it up soon
Looks sketchy
idea stolen. thanks.
ITs alright
Reaaalllyyy coooool
open source?🥺
By the way, what's the name of the song?
Thank you! I put a link in the pinned comment. It's not really easy for anybody else to use at the moment but I'll get it cleaned up and easy to use soon
It's called Village of the Winter Moon, a piece I've been writing. A full version of the track (in VST form) is here:
th-cam.com/video/fcMD7MOqIag/w-d-xo.htmlsi=07svdhw7J2vyYjnw
Independently of this visualizer project, I'm working on getting it recorded and properly released. But I figured it was a good track for the visualizer because there's lots of rests to test the impact of different instruments coming in.