Cochlea by Noa Nakai File format: .xm ( FastTracker2 ) File size: 64 KB Played and recorded in Open Cubic Player and Dosbox staging. modarchive.org... www.cubic.org/... dosbox-staging...
I wonder if the algorithm got LLM upgraded, generalizing the songs you listen and suggesting similar. I've been getting crazy good, random suggestions of music with like 100 views from 7 years ago.
It's a tracker module! A UA-cam search of "sound tracker" should help you find some history on them. As for this specific clip - Open Cubic Player appears to be a classic music player for DOS/Unix, and capable of processing tracker modules. There IS a visualizer right in the middle, but the rest of it is actual notes, sequences, and effects, as tracker modules contain the music sheet itself!
Watching a tracker file run is similar to watching the gears and nodules of a music box (or player piano) roll in real time, except more layers of complexity.
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The Algorithm has found its chosen one. Welcome.
I wonder if the algorithm got LLM upgraded, generalizing the songs you listen and suggesting similar. I've been getting crazy good, random suggestions of music with like 100 views from 7 years ago.
I do not know how I got here but I love it
UA-cam's algorithm at it again!
Nice 👍
This one gives me goosebumps, especially after ~ 01:00 and up to 02:00.
Is this a visualizer or an animation? Either way... The coolest thing imma see on UA-cam this month
It's a tracker module! A UA-cam search of "sound tracker" should help you find some history on them.
As for this specific clip - Open Cubic Player appears to be a classic music player for DOS/Unix, and capable of processing tracker modules. There IS a visualizer right in the middle, but the rest of it is actual notes, sequences, and effects, as tracker modules contain the music sheet itself!
Watching a tracker file run is similar to watching the gears and nodules of a music box (or player piano) roll in real time, except more layers of complexity.
wow, this one's really good