My graduate work No.1 - Animations in the spectrogram

These are five animations from my graduate work that are made with a method that I developed.
Pictures and sounds layered on one another. (The pictures are in the sounds - it looks like Aphex Twin's hidden face: • [Equation] - Aphex Twi... - but I animated this sounds.)
To be continued.:)

[@joshendogaming4909]

I can't even animate a cat normally and this guy does it in a spectrogram

[@usser-505]

probably took a video

[@peanutrbuckle9123]

Dumbass

[@suxthedev]

что

[@Taib-Atte]

0:32 ⚠YOU HAVE ALERTED THE HORSE⚠

[@LightisBrighter]

This would be a great horror game

[@slitcher3595]

@@LightisBrighter Or an ARG

[@landonut55]

the horse animation sounds like something straight outta a 90s horror game

[@h7opolo]

the horse of the apocalypse

[@tverdyznaqs]

This is the hardest I laughed all day, thank you!
I think the spectrogram horse and the plinko horse are siblings. At least they are in my heart...

[@ThePlasticDog]

Yes I made the pictures with a program, but I made experiments without softwares.
I made the periods in sound and I put this sounds to a spectrogram. So the periods of a horse/cat etc. motion aggregate an animation (the animations made by Adobe Premiere pro).
I love these attempts and practice the 'spectrogram animations'.
*Sorry for my 'silly' english.:)

[@VanNessy97]

It's not silly, it's actually quite understandable.

[@imignap]

Very cool, what was the sample frequency you had to use for the horse, dog, and cat?

[@NotThatAverage]

This is sosad

[@EmojiMELT]

0:42 WHY MY BIBI AT SPECTOGRAM

[@DruidPC]

The cat sounds like its meowing a sort of "mwow".

[@ominousplayer]

This is.. kinda creepy. Especially how the dog animation sounded like it had screaming in it maybe?

[@btsarmyskyleigh2961]

Turn on Captions At 0:22

[@ICantHandleThis210]

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[@miro_theburger]

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[@mukcexoz15]

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[@ZILLRAIFBINHAZLIZAMZURIKPM-Mur]

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[@Thisis_phil1234]

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[@katiemilker]

I ripped the audio of this and tried it in audacity the images don't look exactly the same, but they sure are there, great work, theoretically you could place pictures of letters instead of animation in a spectrogram using your technique, and have private messages hided in a sound file, I am going to have a look at those number station video's again in a spectrogram, see if I see anything.

[@Fudgeisreal]

any progress?

[@vikiss47]

You have to tinker with the Spectogram settings in Audacity to see the full picture. I changed the max pitch from 15000 to 30000 and now it’s easier to see

[@Collegeprotips]

all spectrograms would have different colors and representations of the sound. you might need to alter that to see it clearly.

[@KrumbCrackhead]

You can put pics in a spectrograph, 11B X 1736 is a perfect example of this,it puts a painting in its spectrograph.

[@h7opolo]

i was able to recreate the images in audacity! it looks like each noise block contains essentially all the frames contained within the gif, overlayed and interfering with each other in an additive manner, i believe.

[@smwwatergirl]

me too

[@gblargg]

Same (use log spectrum). I'm not seeing how it comes out so clear in the video. Either a different signal was used, or it never looked that clear.

[@areamusicale]

Let me guess how you did the horse animation:
each frame of the animation comes from a different audio file and to create the actual animation you used time displacement in AE.
Probably I'm wrong ... very impressive by the way !

[@natashajackman8716]

what . . .

[@areamusicale]

@@natashajackman8716 Hunga Bunga. Got it now?

[@natashajackman8716]

@@areamusicale still no

[@ollie4022]

@@areamusicale Thanks that’s so much clearer now!

[@Karaon]

GO SEE OSCILOSCOPE MUSIC EVERYONE

[@noodle71110]

the dog sounds like its barking almost

[@Spudcore]

Cool. I like the way the horse sounds kind of equine, the dog kind of canine, and the cat kind of feline.
Or maybe I'm just projecting my expectations, pretty sweet anyhow.

[@Nyconbr]

Captions on 0:22 went crazy

[@THE_REAL_DXZ_NEXUS_31]

@Konnor Hunley thats what captions said

[@simonbernard4216]

Oh my God! (sobbing) Oh my God! Oh! God! What does this mean? Oh my God! Oh Ohhhh God! Its so bright! It’s so bright and vivid. Ohhh Ohhh Ohhh! Its so beautiful! (sobbing with amazement) (laughing with joy)

[@a767n]

0:22 whats oh boy whats whats whats

[@dewsilpakorn]

How do you this? It’s amazing wow Which plug in or software you use to make it?

[@SoulOfTheDesert]

He crate a sound (probably with coagula) where the spectrum of the sound is an animal, to see the spectrum I think he is using RX by izotope, but if you want a free spectrum analyser you can download audacity. For make the animation he just make a screenshot of the spectral wave and superimposed them.

[@angcientrock]

I always wondered what horse tast- uh I mean!... sounded like, haha 😅

[@Decopunk1927]

These all sound like alarms in a space pirate facility in Metroid

[@MrMoth-hm6lz]

Sounds like EAS sirens

[@seonghwan7740]

Audio in the video:
Dots 1:Woahyysy
Dots2:Woahuuyi
Horse:Bring on the raid

[@Blorp_bleakfan]

Horse audio:broken robot bring on the raid

[@TheRealF6]

This video just randomly shows up in my recommendation.

[@dane.ted.]

The audio for the horse sounds like someone saying "bring on the raid"

[@vikiss47]

Fallout?

[@sarakauffman4063]

I think Go Read Right Now But No it said

[@seonghwan7740]

I think i just heard “brung on the raid”

[@seonghwan7740]

Only 23 percent can hear it

[@perrolocoyt]

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[@speculesgorgoth4055]

excellent work sir hope you expand on it.

[@selmosian]

Did you use Sonic visualiser for this? it looks like the UI. could you explain how you got it from picture to video. Maybe some sort of playback setting? Really Really cool. I did some work on my MA to do with image sounds and convertingbetween image and sound. Glad to see people are actually still doing this stuff!!

[@NModerX]

No

[@_nintendogamecube_]

0:32

[@serginx]

Hey, what do you use to create the images?

[@breadguyy]

A spectrogram lmao

[@ernwhatthesigma68]

Take my horses to the brought on raid

[@SirMato]

why this get randomly recomended to me

[@lazyvincy13666]

This isn’t great for headphones, my left ear’s fine but I’m not so sure about the right one.

[@andre7089]

these sound like pokemon cries ngl

[@CodyDramaOriginal]

In horses it sounds like alarm

[@jaydenmichael5188]

These could easily be Pokémon cries.

[@redstonecommander5190]

I don’t think that looks like a dog. It looks like a cheetah.

[@h7opolo]

it's a greyhound. they're freaks anyway.

[@runforitman]

bro a graduate in curiosities and whatchmacallits

[@onesyphorus]

my brain just went oppa gagnam style when i heard the puma cat wtf

[@LilEsper]

Love this!

[@Theory_O_Gravity]

Trying this with a slow scan tv app, I'll tell you what it shows

[@lelaleasl]

0:31 it sounds like a robot saying "breray"

[@K0WALSKI1]

0:22 - BRUISER BRIGADE BY DANNY FUCKING BROWN

[@classicpcgaming4194]

Well, it’s at least all right.
...
(get it?)

[@the_jmaster1]

I can almost hear the horse galloping

[@Creative_YT]

Average eas alarm

[@foxdiemmxx]

0:33 Dude, he’s the stallion.

[@scribbllllll]

0:42 Logogo logogo logogo

[@VanNessy97]

The "Dogs" one is kind of a bop tho

[@Lucas-uk4gg]

Hi , great work! Can I ask what software you used for this/wha your methods were?

[@JakeEpoo64]

wasd

[@Schlaousilein67]

Cool

[@gato0o0oo]

What are you using.

[@JohnPaulBuce]

vsnares

[@bostonboujee8064]

What did you use to make this?

[@scribbllllll]

0:52 ROROAGO ROROAGO ROROAGO

[@Garbany133]

Dog saying wowowoup

[@_zproxy]

2024

[@scribbllllll]

0:32 RAHRE RAHRE RAHRE

[@fergasol1]

0:33 ferrari ferrari ferrari

[@al-to2sx]

11 years since 2011 feels weird.

[@al-to2sx]

great work btw, quite cool :)

[@levistar53173]

HOW

[@zunisbeknurislam2217]

0:33 wow

[@littlepiggames]

the automatic subtitles are hilarious

[@infinityzer054]

Time to make some regi-sounds with either braille or hieroglyphs

[@BaronBlackmore]

absolutely stellar research you have going there, godspeed.

[@galactictoaster]

Is this how people see sound??

[@h7opolo]

sort of

[@GoldenGamerFox7272fromYT]

my right ear enjoyed this

[@SillyLilDawg]

This is incredible holy shit

[@heloaanimadora]

Im afraid of Animation n1

[@KrumbCrackhead]

The horse sound looks like its saying "reality"

[@mag7maanimates790]

The beginning sounds like the beginning of "megalo strike back" by toby fox.

[@apipanas1760]

No one:
Subtitle: watch watch watch watch

[@FunnCubes]

Video game sounds in the early 80s be like

[@cosmoxvii5750]

You could probably sample some of these and turn them into something crazy

[@Crafter1999]

Your Animation work in Spectrogram

[@Crafter1999]

It animate

[@toxicfire72]

these beats kinda fire :o

[@bbgirl.8397]

Saitan has been summoned.

[@acanimation4190]

UA-cam breaks the audio

[@ilikemyhouse15]

the animals are so creepy

[@Larken42]

Also known as sci-fi alarm sounds

[@arnabghosh5555]

The dog sound like oh wow wow

[@nightstalker_fenris6968]

Aha, behest of synchronicity.

[@thundabird93]

so sick

[@zavierong888]

0:32 Sounds like an alarm.

[@artemisDev]

man we had a horse alarm clock it was scary af

[@alaminhosain9918]

Very cool

[@radicant7283]

this is sick man

[@andrew_ford]

This is genius

[@MilkDestroyer]

Amazing!

[@XXLobo87]

i want a tutorial for realize this please, I need it

[@tudore_jams]

There's VST's (like Harmor) that convert images to sound/waves. Basically, you can introduce these sounds into a piece of music if you want to copyright it and when played through a spectrogram you'll see whatever visual you put in as the music plays. Could be used to label your work in case someone tries to steal/sample it.