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Kimatični poskus o možnostih vizualizacije in materializacije zvoka.

A cymatic experiment about the possibilities of visualizing and materializing sound.

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  • Blake Whitman staff 3 years ago
    Is that on a speaker? Very cool.
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  • Jesse Brauning plus 3 years ago
    far cooler than a computer generated visualization.
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    i totally agree...
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  • Israel 3 years ago
    looks great & original
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  • VOLKAN ERGEN plus 3 years ago
    wonderful
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  • JO KAMI 3 years ago
    i'm pretty sure you've seen the crazy geometrical patterns when raising the frequency of a sound, this reminds me of that! i wonder what kind of shapes different music produces......
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    i can tell only - very different... and it also depends on the material and the shape of the "arena"... but my colleague primoz could tell even more on that subject...
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  • LePôLe plus 3 years ago
    it seem so easy to do; i start something in my kitchen and faill... i need to watch more the original...
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  • cesar 3 years ago
    nice lightening
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    you wouldnt' believe how little light you need on such small area, to achieve good shadows (one oridinary tungsten;)
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  • BorisG 3 years ago
    so sick! what did you use to achieve this?
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  • tsaworks_martin Böttger 3 years ago
    a little bit closer with the camera view ..the bag is not important ..i thnik ...the last part is nice :) good work
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    well... in a way this was just a test recording, so we where experimenting with different angles and distances. Incredible how diffrent it looks from above or inside (it's the same take made with two cameras)...
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  • Ates 3 years ago
    I wish if the material was some real coke stuff :)
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  • 足まがり [Ashimagari] 3 years ago
    absolutely awesome... just that... AWESOME!
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  • Sergio 3 years ago
    What kind of components you used?
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    I don't understand the question. You mean video equipment? A Canon XH-G1, a JVC HD-251E, an oridinary tungsten light (a desk lamp to be more specific ;) and a loudspeaker. Is that what you asked?
  • Sergio 3 years ago
    no.. i'm talking about the "sand". What is it?
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  • Bob Beach 3 years ago
    Nice patterns, very interesting it looks like it was backlit. One suggestion, please turn down the KABOOM Volume at the end. It is just too darn loud :)
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    yes, people always tell me that ;) but I just can't help myself...
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  • Joe Trimmer 3 years ago
    Very cool man! I would really like to play this along with a song: Paramore's "Let The Flames Begin" for my college ministry.
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  • Immortal Ping 3 years ago
    can you tell me the name of the song? sounds like Dead Can Dance, but i'm not sure. Thanks and nice job
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    it's Kimmo Pohjonnen, a finish guy who plays an accordionand is producing the sound live on stage... a greta musician, if you ask me ;)
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  • Vito Calesco 3 years ago
    hey congratulations for the video, it's hypnotic!
    try using Akira OST Geinoh Yamashirogumi to achieve alien forms
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  • bombproof 3 years ago
    amaza-za-zing!
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  • Immortal Ping 3 years ago
    thanks, mate
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  • Liespersecond _ L Butler plus 3 years ago
    thankyou for inspiring me today.
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  • Casper Øbro plus 3 years ago
    Simply fantastic!!! Love it!
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  • seoplayer 3 years ago
    So funky :)
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  • Alec Sky 3 years ago
    great
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  • jesús olmo plus 3 years ago
    fascinating...

    you'll love this video, Arnold:

    AMOEBA was built to evaluate the effects of waves on ship designs. A student found another use for this equipment : creating the alphabet on the water’s surface !

    moma.org/exhibitions/2008/elasticmind/#/11/
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  • phat_papa plus 3 years ago
    nice work!
    thank you for inspiration .)
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  • Andrea Paz 3 years ago
    Magia!
  • Arnold Marko plus 3 years ago
    :)
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  • 20020 2 years ago
    alluring cymatics videos you have around here, congratulations! it was great finding them by chance since I´ve been already for some time wanting to undertake some experiments with cymatics myself.

    just one month ago I got finally the book and films by Hans Jenny and I´m getting more and more fascinated with this phenomena. I just hope to find time soon to start some experiments...

    ______ thanks for this inspiring ones, great work!!
  • Mar Nie 1 year ago
    That's so funny, I also new about cymatics, but didn't know about Hans Jenny until I read this article
    relentlessenergy.com/cymatics
    which book have you been reading?
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  • Chris Mierzwinski plus 2 years ago
    Kymatic this is awesome. I've added your video to a channel i created dedicated to fluid dynamics. Yours has a very unique quality though that i wanted to add. I love these optical effects from the computer generated ones. the impact, detail and sheer scare is so much greater and evoking.
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