The graphics are fantastic. I love how random images flicker or pop into existence and disappear again, and that the images that are generated all have relevance to the larger "Daft Punk Theme". The technique is very promising. I do also have some feedback though: I feel that the video as a whole is missing "something", I can't really describe it well. It is like perfect technique without a heart or a soul. Maybe if the images and the text being sung had some connection? Or if the images somehow reflected the tempo/beat/rhythm of the song? Adding cuts might make the result stand out more than only the single zoom effect. But nonetheless, it looks cool! Thanks for making this and sharing it!
@@Multi21uk Nice! Looking forward to it! On a sidenote, you may already know this one, but the morphing image effect sort of reminded me of the music video from "Blockhead - The Music Scene". They also have a nice conjunction between rhythm and visuals. If you didn't know it, I thought maybe it might inspire!
@@impactguide there’s a new version on the description, it’s not much but I’ve demonstrated a bit of what’s possible in the intro. (It’s also ai upscaled and looks much better)
I wasn’t planning to because of the time it would take, but the response has been really nice so I’ve done it and it’s just uploading, so it should be on my channel shortly.
@@Multi21uk Thank you very much, it's even more enjoyable in HD, the details and the morphing are so much better looking. It's no wonder people like it, it's really beautiful, and it fits perfectly the Daft Punk spirit of something created with machines but with human inspiration. And of course, it has the Interstella 5555 connection as well.
Nice job!
That was legitimately one of the coolest thing I've ever seen.
Could you share insight onto how you made this video? Which network are you using?
This makes my heart so happy! Wow!
The graphics are fantastic. I love how random images flicker or pop into existence and disappear again, and that the images that are generated all have relevance to the larger "Daft Punk Theme". The technique is very promising. I do also have some feedback though: I feel that the video as a whole is missing "something", I can't really describe it well. It is like perfect technique without a heart or a soul. Maybe if the images and the text being sung had some connection? Or if the images somehow reflected the tempo/beat/rhythm of the song? Adding cuts might make the result stand out more than only the single zoom effect.
But nonetheless, it looks cool! Thanks for making this and sharing it!
Absolutely, it’s missing the human editing touch and the reactivity to the music. Though this is what I’m working on for my next video.
@@Multi21uk Nice! Looking forward to it!
On a sidenote, you may already know this one, but the morphing image effect sort of reminded me of the music video from "Blockhead - The Music Scene". They also have a nice conjunction between rhythm and visuals. If you didn't know it, I thought maybe it might inspire!
@@impactguide there’s a new version on the description, it’s not much but I’ve demonstrated a bit of what’s possible in the intro. (It’s also ai upscaled and looks much better)
This is incredible. Well done!
This is absolutely brilliant.
Guys try this at X1.5 speed
We are In TROUBLE
You did a good job with this a very good job. 11/10
Thanks! i've uploaded a much higher resolution one now with a slightly different intro linked in the description.
Thank you man, it is so soothing to me somehow
Love it
This is incredible. Could you render it at 1080p by any chance ?
I wasn’t planning to because of the time it would take, but the response has been really nice so I’ve done it and it’s just uploading, so it should be on my channel shortly.
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@@Multi21uk Thank you very much, it's even more enjoyable in HD, the details and the morphing are so much better looking. It's no wonder people like it, it's really beautiful, and it fits perfectly the Daft Punk spirit of something created with machines but with human inspiration. And of course, it has the Interstella 5555 connection as well.