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Thanks for your approach and I understand your opinion. I will answer into 2 comments, first my psychiatrist answer, second my answer. From a psychiatrist's perspective, using quick fade-to-black effects in fast-paced rhythm may tap into the viewer's subconscious mind in various ways. These visual disruptions could create a psychological response that mirrors certain cognitive or emotional states. Here's how it might affect viewers: Fragmented Perception: The constant interruption of the visual flow with rapid fade-outs could evoke a sense of disorientation or fragmentation. This mirrors how people might experience lapses in memory or consciousness, creating a feeling of discontinuity, which could be unsettling for some viewers. In a psychological sense, this could parallel moments of dissociation or detachment. Tension and Anticipation: Quick fade-outs in rapid succession can create a heightened sense of tension or anticipation. Viewers might feel an anxious or anticipatory response as their brain tries to adjust to the fast pace and constant visual "blinking," similar to how one might feel in situations of uncertainty or rapid change. Attention and Focus Shifts: Rapid transitions could stimulate the brain to refocus frequently, which may heighten alertness or overstimulate attention centers. This could be mentally exhausting for some viewers, as their brain works harder to process the constant shifts, making them feel either hyper-engaged or frustrated, depending on their tolerance for rapid stimuli. Symbolism of Loss or Endings: Fade-outs, particularly to black, are often associated with endings or death in visual storytelling. Repeatedly using this effect could trigger subconscious associations with finality, the unknown, or even existential themes like the fear of disappearing, which could affect people who are sensitive to such ideas. If I were looking at this from a psychiatric lens, I'd say you are employing a technique that evokes a range of cognitive and emotional responses, potentially pushing viewers into an active and possibly uncomfortable relationship with the visuals. For those who are highly sensitive to visual or rhythmic disruptions, it might provoke stress or annoyance, while others might find it engaging or thought-provoking. The strong reaction suggests that the technique is stimulating something on a psychological level, even if the commenter finds it jarring.

About "Time Collapse", is part of the album "Near Death Experience". Artistically, I am learning and improving every day. I started this year my creative journey. The obsession with fade-out is actually part of my creative expression. For viewer experience it might be interpreted different, as we all resonate and interpret differently. However I do believe it resonate for the message I want to convey for my Near Death Experience album (find answer in the first comment). My video making tool do not have a wide range of transitions effects, (in fact only 2), I'm as well limited on that. I found a way of another personal creative/signature touch by using intensively fade-out in my art works. A way that could be remember.

@@ZenithApeex Well done, cool! Maybe someday you will make a big gluing from pure sources for a looooooooong bit of ala Vangelis. These AI images look like dreams with a strong hangover, there is something in them...

@@dirtgarry thanks for sharing insight, always a pleasure to read comments 🙏

@@rodrigoalexandre8814 Yes, everything on my channel is AI made and marked down on each video 🙏

@@ZenithApeex Wow, it turned out amazing, you have a talent for this.

@@rodrigoalexandre8814 Im grinding for 10 months now with AI tools, I just came to figure out what direction I want to make for the channel. This video is the track 3 of my darksynthwave music album "Cyber Horror". Expect more AI horrors generated incoming on the channel. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm.

@@constzp У меня на канале разнообразный контент, но этот трек - часть нового направления, в которое я хочу развивать канал. Поэтому, думаю, алгоритм не знает, что делать с моим каналом. Так как я хочу сохранить аутентичность канала и делать контент, который действительно хочу, я решил оставить всё на одном канале.

Thank you ! I keep exploring more and more 💫

@@pocoloco753 oh. I could definitely try a manga horror in a next video 💡

@@TikiKitiVideos Thank you, sharing thoughts. I have been yesterday on your website, thank you for promoting my work. 🙏