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I put an image editor into a sound editor. This is what happened. 17 minutes of audio fuckery. Really interesting results in the second half.
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best song ever
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Pretty cool experiment.
I love stuff like this.
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It's interesting how it's repeating the same 'phrase' towards the end.
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How did you make this then?
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I plan on making an actual track using bits and pieces of this, but for now I am just showing off the potential.
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magic
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this happenes whenever i edit pictures in photoshop
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help
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Reminds me of Missingno.
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8:33 - 8:50
I for some reason like it, sounds like an actual song.
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Do you get different results with different images? If so, that's fucking badass!
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Yes, but in this case - I used the whole program.
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Same here. There are many gems in the chaos.
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Oh, you said image "editor". I thought you just put an image in there.
I wonder if it would be possible to translate the sound back into an image... The implications would be huge!
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8:52 - Beginning of Darth Vader in high pitch.
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This hurts my ears in a good way
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I remember this happened with one of my songs once. I was listening to it and suddenly it turned into this scary as fuck jumble of noise.
It was pretty sweet.
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at around 12:30, there is a Pacman sound.
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Wow, I am surprised I listened to that for the full 17+ minutes
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You should hear MS Paint.
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I did this with my photoshop and it sounds like a vuvuzela near the end.
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what? explain? You opened photoshop.exe in a sound editor or what?
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Amazingly amazing.
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Friggin' awesome, reminds me of the signal from the movie 'Contact'. Half tempted to send a file like this to UFO conspiracy nuts on the internet.
track is currently not available
private settings?
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Sounds like high speed internet.
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17:25 and out is my favourite part. That bass. Inception-ish.
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even got a bass drop at 17:25
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So... what was the image?
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I believe it was the actual .exe file of photoshop being read.
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Remix time.
Can I?
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I like that twinkle beat.
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Sure. I wish to make my own songs using samples from this, but I lack equipment.
Be sure to credit me.
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You are indeed right.
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Very interesting,.
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I fixed my link. It has a strange melody play throughout it.
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And a crazy solo.
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Pretty sick. It sounds compressed though.
I have many other of these experiments; I am wondering if I should post 'em here, or if i should make separate threads for the.
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I often rewrite sensitive documents/mindblowing porn as .mp3 and just swap file extensions to view properly again. I gotta test if it works with actually transcribing the files though, since changing an image to .mp3 via renaming is not listenable.
what programs are being used to do this?
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I will make a thread in due time explaining how I did this, and it will include many other tracks too.
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experiment with encoding and decoding .txt and .jpg files and let us know how that goes, haha
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If you get Goldwave then you can just click and drag whatever you want in it and click OK.
I'm currently listening to Dungeon Keeper II.
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hot damn this is GOOD :monocle:
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I tried opening Audacity.exe in Audacity.
only lasts for 3 seconds, though.
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ok i made something similar and added some things, just for fun:
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Sounds like your usual noise-speedcore.
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I messed around with this stuff a while back and it only interested me for like a week, but this stuff works like a revers Histogram of the song, it uses the different pixel patters as a sort of waveshape and yes it is reversible, you can turn a song into a picture, I remember a while back, I saw a song that made the face of one of the band members in it, it is interesting and all but idk.
Aphex Twin face:
(skip to 5:27 for the face)
I can't find a link to the program I used, but I know it had an image import and .mp3 or .wav output and also vice versa, but I also remember that it was a big hassle to find. :/
btw, it's called a spectrograph if anyone feels like finding a program
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