Oscilloscope Music - Intersect

Jerobeam Fenderson 📟
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Second track of the upcoming ep N-SPHERES Release: 31. October 2024 on 3.5" Floppy (limited edition) + Download Preorder & info: https://oscilloscopemusic.com …...more
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After all those years. We got it. Yes.
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He went radio silent for a year and then dropped a banger
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The idea of getting reflections working is insane. Even if it’s just done by hand.
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Let’s fuckin gooo!!! New Jerobeam!!! This is not a drill!!
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this reminds me of flatland; a sphere passing through a flat plane, at first seeming to be a circle of changing sizes, dissappearing and reappearing.
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this is why i never unsubscribe
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I love the more abstract imagery approach of this one!
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YO HONEY NEW OSCILLIOSCOPE MUSIC JUST DROPPED
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WE ARE SO BACK the way the left and right channels are used here is tingling my ears so much i love it
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I have not yet managed to get my non-electronics-savvy friends to appreciate the genius of your work, but damn I'll keep trying. Amazingly diverse visuals, rich soundscape, lovely tune, thank you and congrats!
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This is some next level shit :O The way the sphere refracts the lines behind it...
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This is some Trent Reznor level stuff man. It's STILL wild to me as an electrical engineer to think that this is the literal visualization of sound being produced.
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Outstanding!
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I'll have you know that a Sconicare toothbrush vibrates perfectly in tune to this song. Ridiculously amazing experience to brush your teeth with this on at the same time.
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Watching this on an 85" 4K screen and listening in 7.1 surround, I feel like my living room just became ground zero for an Alien Abduction. Welcome back, sir....we've been waiting patiently.
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using discontinuity clicks for percussion/rhythm is really clever
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I love these, especially the last one. Tons of new creativity, and mixes some aspects of past videos.
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This feels like a dream you would have if you lived in the universe of 2001: A Space Odyssey or Alien.
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Congratulations Hansi 3D & Jerobeam Fenderson. You have an awesome collaboration, I am so proud of you
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This is an order of magnitude more sophisticated than previous works. Wow.
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YAY A NEW ONE
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Subscribing to this channel with notifications enabled was definitely one of the best decisions I've done. Otherwise I could have missed out on so much!
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I really love the idea of the sounds and visials being shaped by a circular void.
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Your return was fortold by the mystics! Thanks for coming back we missed you!
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Babe wake up, new jerobeam fenderson
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This is huge. I did not expect to see a new song from you, thank you for the wonderful surprise! Sounds absolutely amazing and looks even more amazing!
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Holy cow - the dithering at the end, the fluid movements, the reflective effects on the ball, the track itself - I loved your art before, but this is leagues above, absolutely incredible
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No way I watch one of his videos randomly yesterday and all of a sudden there's a new upload in my feed
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WHAT, I WAS JUST GOING THROUGH THE OLD SONGS! BALLER!
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Let us GOOOOOOO
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Return of the King i imagine these as actual visuals in a live set. the experience would be beyond words (according to my head-canon at least)
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over 1K views an hour, people love this. Organic , deep , the mix of air pressure waves and mean free path electron collisions is a wonder to behold.
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you’re the reason I got 2 oscilloscopes. love your work!
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im always amazed how you can get visual patterns from musical rhythms and vise versa and still sound amazing. This is such a unique art form.
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you've improved so much since last year, amazing work!! i love the 3d parts a lot
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Gabor Lazar & Jerobeam dropping in the same year? That's heaven.
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He's back, baby!
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This is about to be crazy
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This video makes me feel the same things I felt when watching the Boom Boom Pow music video by the Black Eyes Peas for the first time, that is to say pure awe. This was such a massive improvement (but not that the previous ones were bad, this one is exceptionally phenomenal!)
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what i really love about is the simplicity, its just a sphere and some lines intersecting. ive made some oscilloscope music and its difficult to keep it simple sometimes. and to do that for a whole 7 minute evolving track is just wow
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