r/videosynthesis

Oscilloscopes, Eveywhere [v1.2] is a collection of all the experiments with sound and geometry I've made throughout the years, gathered into one TouchDesigner project.

This walkthrough explores the entire anthology in real-time; 29 presets, and a much more intuitive interface. Connect your audio source, choose a visualizer, and watch your sound take shape.

Plus, I’m giving away one full copy of the collection this Sunday. To enter, you only have repost, and leave a nice comment on this post.

More experiments through the following.

29 experimental audio-visualizers, gathering the audio-driven geometries and oscilloscope studies I’ve developed throughout the years, in a single project.

This update brings [9] new visualizers, a unified interface, and individual controls for further intervening in how sound generates and transforms each system.

These geometries are also starting points for Oscilloscope Diffusion, now available through Uisato Studio: record your output and transform it into new materials, textures, and visual treatments guided by its movement.

Plus, I’m giving away one full copy of the collection. To enter, you only have repost, and leave a nice comment in this post.

Project files, plus the new Oscilloscope Diffusion, available through Uisato Studio, or Patreon.

PS: if you already own this project, all updates are included; you know where to find them!

Been thinking about doing this for a while, eventually got it done, I can’t solder for shit. It it still drives and now glitches ✌🏻

Visuals available on Patreon for anyone who wants to utilize them :)

Had a fun time digging through old archive footage and finding gems to run through the analog rig-- there something to getting lost in random. niche corners of film & media history that I find super comforting and inspiring. Such as nice palate cleanser when I things get stale an need artistic reset-- an really easy, low stakes, low pressure way to make visuals and get into a flow state: Look for things that look cool, clip cool thing, run thing through gear and play around with knobs until you unlock something that looks cool. A lot of times, I end up finding a new style or look that I like and can work in future pieces. Then outside of that, after looking through and passively analyzing all the archive footage I end up walking away with a bunch of new (old) visual ideas/techniques/styles to try out, emulate, or readapt.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working hard to bring my original dark action concept to life, and today I finally launched the official trailer for HOLLOW!

If you're a fan of dark fantasy, high-stakes action, and psychological themes, I’d love for you to check it out and give me your honest thoughts.

🔗 Watch the Trailer here: https://youtu.be/bH6oh0_R7Ss?si=1Jjm0-kEbvYIbKtI

I’d really appreciate any feedback on the visuals, pacing, or overall vibe. What do you think of the concept so far?