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Is it what "MTV" would look like in a meritocracy? Is it runaway male competition for females like Birds of Paradise? Is it living memetic life forms using human brains as a handy replication mechanism? Is it astroturfed by corporations so they can head hunt free talent then monopolize it? Anyway, I never heard of it before (I looked up impulse tracker file specs and the creator of that mentioned it in some blog). I think things like this, and autechre LP5 etc were created back when the future seemed amazing and omni-everything, before it was realized that the singularity was just going to be a final irreversible tyranny for all but a select few. documentary: (a bunch of "c64 demo" too) |
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wasn't trent reznor in that band? |
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demo scene stuff is exctreme,y technically impressive, most of the best stuff seems to be from Scandinavia countries, i always assumed they got so good at it because its dark for half the year and its so cold you really dont want to go out much |
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i love to play northern house on winter |
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eastern bloc too, amazing considering how much equipment and time must have cost, suppose it shows when you only have a little you make the most out of it |
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yes eastern bloc as we,, my brother is really into efficiently coding he made a pacman clone in one line of machine code |
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further optimisation by some brazilian computer scientist |
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the 1k includes the music in those, doesn't it... bonkers |
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yeah it does amazing stuff |
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heh, i love walking past cafes and seeing consternated faces staring at IDEs (dont understand how people think they can like that |
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god yeah fortran i knew someone whoi knew cobol and fortran, i think my brother might no a bit of fortran as well |
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ed with ffmpeg and Melt/MLT and all sorts of odd shit. writing a ruby script that accepted markers generated by audacity's beatfinding function and then spammed text to that time grid from a pool of posts by a guy with a broken laptop keyboard (the guy in the video [it's not me {it's not peter molyneux, either}]). not quite demoscene. but i went @/it with lat sort of attitude |
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music video music video dork factor: non-linear. worse than quadratic acne |
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the story: dwayne drops a mixtape for jesus in the mailbox and it winds up on the doorstep of rick stryker's garden apartment. rick sends off the tape to satellite records where pone mahone spends his 9 to 5. he attaches a note. it reads, "pone, you're leaving new york." upon receiving the tape, pone sends a c64 cassette with an encoded message to cougar shuttle. "taking the data bus to detroit," it says. "meet me at belle isle." as planned, mahone and cougar meet up at belle isle, where they find delario sleeping. after a quick huff, the three leave detroit and take off toward beige records hq in st. louis, picking up stryker at arcade bowling lanes on the way out of town. just as the st. louis arch comes in view of their 1974 datsun 240z, they notice a billboard silhouetted against the horizon. the billboard clearly states, in boldface black letters, "it's time." the record: currently receiving play from an impressive array of tastemakers including matthew herbert, mixmaster mike, bodenstandig 2000, dj godfather, and luke vibert, The 8-Bit Construction Set seems poised to redefine the very limits of what one can put on a slab of wax. half dj battle record/half concept album, The 8-Bit Construction Set record is also the first ever use of the vinyl recording medium for software distribution - the inside tracks are audio data which can be dubbed to cassette tape and booted in your respective atari or commodore 8-bit computers (guinness world record for first-ever vinyl-to-software programming is currently pending). and, as if you still had doubts about these artists' chops, you should know that this record was entirely programmed in 6502 assembly language. beat that. -- from BEG-004 press release is always worth a replay. |
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I've collected links to the best ones I've seen (from youtube recommended videos) so far in my opinion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZxPhDC-r3w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF4SEVbxUdE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FGVBE2M8ts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMInb4MCrm0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRL8kf-N_S8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCh3Q08HMfs This hypnoise one blew me away. It seems alien genius level to be able to program it. It's one of the few things that matches Otto Von Schirach's Lunatic Nitrates in terms of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNFDu_Yuzlo&index=10&list=P wizardly WTFery ( lunatic nitrates: LFC389304E8439EB6 ). It's maybe not appealing to the masses but my brain resonates with it. I like things that elude me in how to make them maybe. And I like complicated symmetry, so everything is "similar but slightly different", that's sort of the main art rule perhaps. I mean my dippy python programs could NEVER make it. Hopeless. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NulqqZOKO8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOxClPFV5TU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl7RifDPtS8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3WV1saKAm4 I suspect a wider sample of the population would agree that this is excellent because it's more peaceful and less mindfucky, it's very autechre: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pBqwsqPfUo But then I watched a documentary about the group Quite that made the above: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuoRpEMfEHY and... I don't know, you're expecting the curtain to reveal the wizard of oz but they're like script kiddies? They're like, yeah we just push one button to make it sort of. There has to be mega, mega genius behind this somewhere, someone programmed something amazingly inuman somewhere along the line. Said they used a program called vvvv. They sure don't seem like the type of genius to do it all in freakin assembly/machine code, they use really high level software I guess, and even high level 'crinkler' or whatever to pack it to 4k. |
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I will check all these links you collected dilligently |
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well not that diligently but i will deffo watch some |
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