Jerobeam Fenderson - Blocks 3D (side by side)

Watch on your 3D TV / VR System / etc.!
Anaglyph version for red/cyan glasses: • Jerobeam Fenderson - B...
Original track: • Jerobeam Fenderson - B...
more: oscilloscopemusic.com
What you see is what you hear: The audio signal is fed into a software oscilloscope, where vector graphics are drawn with sound. This is done twice, with slightly rotated images for each eye, i.e. four audio channels have been used.
channel 1: horizontal deflection, left eye
channel 2: vertical deflection, left eye
channel 3: horizontal deflection, right eye
channel 4: vertical deflection, right eye
This video is in stereo because KZbin doesn't support 4-channel audio, but you can download all the WAVs from oscilloscopemusic.com (album download now includes the 4-channel WAV, existing download codes still work!) or jerobeamfenderson.bandcamp.co... (2 stereo WAVs).
Major thanks to / hansiraber for all the crazy software!
OsciStudio: asdfg.me/oscistudio (current version doesn't support stereoscopic 3D)
Software Oscilloscope this video was rendered with: asdfg.me/osci (now supports 4-channel audio / stereoscopic 3D :))

[@dvanborkulo]

cross eye viewing FTW, lovely bit of aural entertainment as always

[@Reeznarch]

The old school method! Works for me too.

[@jamesliu5910]

unless you've got some real special eyes, that inverts the depth

[@Nerdule]

You want to do it the other way- the Magic Eye method, where instead of crossing your eyes (so the left image goes to the right eye and the right image goes to the left eye), you relax them and focus on a point *behind* the screen, so the left image goes to the left eye and the right image goes to the right eye. As James Liu said, cross-eye 3D will invert the depth.

[@weirdboi3375]

Daniel VanBorkulo Works for me too! Once i did it with an app

[@randalljoe3402]

you probably dont give a shit but if you're bored like me atm you can stream pretty much all of the latest movies on instaflixxer. I've been streaming with my gf recently xD

[@FabianReschke]

Thanks mate you saved my day, because I don't have one of those old ass 3d glasses anymore :*

[@JacobTheLoofah]

This works so good with my Google Cardboard, to the point that it's better designed for the VR view to be seamless than the stuff google designed for it

[@leon.690sm9]

y know... im using the crosse eye technique and my eyes are adapting more and more to it the longer i watch those kinds of 3d vids... it isnt even exhausting anymore and my eyes are learning to focus like that

[@Sol-hm7ol]

10/10 works perfectly

[@mtunixic]

This guy is beyond existance

[@guargest3613]

*Quality ASMR*

[@SharkShark]

This is awesome, you should do more of this

[@horla402]

This is so terribly cool ! you should draw the shadow of a hypercube, it would look cool on a cardboard :)

[@OysterWallace]

amazing every time. so underrated

[@MrJPEzra]

this looks and sounds great on my new nintendo 3ds i need more

[@elyeli6250]

Woot

[@rustycarrot31]

Great Stuff! Add more side-by-side content. New to your channel and I really like what you're doing!

[@kai_unix]

I tried crossing my eyes and it worked.

[@xcryi]

Awesome

[@micyael8]

Worked perfectly with Google Cardboard

[@becketclark9942]

Hey! just discovered your oscilloscope vids. Have you ever experimented with 3 rotating mirrors and a laser? they work similarly to your videos and produce interesting shapes when you alter the speed, direction, and placement on the mirror that the laser bounces off of

[@todespflaume15]

please more if this!!!

[@RedhaSouna]

dope

[@guargest3613]

Mom: "why you need internet?" Me:

[@MAKOSIAK]

0:48 battlefield 7 theme song xD keep up the good work

[@smeggyhead1]

You have to uncross your eyes to see this correctly. Crossing your eyes will result with the depth being perceived backwards. Viewing this with uncrossed eyes is very difficult. You have to make the video screen as small as possible, then look past the monitor/TV. The best way to view this is by using your smartphone and one of those cheap VR 'holders'. Jerobeam Fenderson, please can you do another version of this with the left and right images swapped. Viewing these 'crossed' is so much easier and better to watch on on big screens.

[@Nerdule]

With practice, viewing uncrossed is actually easier than cross-eyed 3D IMO; cross-eyed 3D always gives me eyestrain, but relaxing my eyes is way easier on my eye muscles.

[@bystander85]

Can you recommend a software/plugin oscilloscope for Ableton Live / Max so I can view my waveforms in real-time? I'd like to visualize what I'm doing as I'm tweaking the Operator instrument and as I play it. Awesome stuff, dude!

[@jerobeamfenderson1]

www.maxforlive.com/library/device/3751/oscilloscope

[@Cordovan]

Blocks is still easily my favorite track from the album, but the circular distortions added in this version bug me because they clash with the tetramino theme :l

[@adaml.5355]

Gonna watch on my 3DS

[@adaml.5355]

I can confirm this is the best way to watch these. Please upload more 3D :D

[@MrRom92DAW]

Awesome! Just to clarify the whole album available like this now or just blocks?

[@jerobeamfenderson1]

Just Blocks. It was possible because I made it entirely in OsciStudio with the 3D thing in mind. Converting the other tracks would be extremely complicated.

[@Karirawri]

there needs to be a cross eye stereo version to view without any fancy equipment

[@zeeb2836]

try doing the cross eye to this (WARNING: it fucks with your brain)

[@jamesliu5910]

Then it'll be stretched *and* depth inverted. Perfect for trippy videos.

[@Karirawri]

ZeeB283 doesn't work, the depth gets inverted because they are on the wrong sides

[@zeeb2836]

that's the whole point... the depth is inverted and it fucks all over your perception of reality

[@Nerdule]

So don't view them cross-eyed. View them the Magic Eye way, where you focus on a point *behind* the screen instead. That way, your right eye's staring at the right image, your left eye's staring at the left image, and the depth is correct. (I actually prefer the Magic Eye method myself - trying to view cross-eyed stuff always gives me eyestrain) Instead of crossing your eyes, you unfocus and relax them, and let the images cross over.

[@gr8fzy1]

That was nice and trippy...Now let's see shrooms. >:)

[@jager8555]

that was unexpected

[@GarrettDhoore]

hey if you don't have Google cardboard or vr, you can see it by looking at it and uncrossing your eyes until the two pictures make one in the middle and it will look 3d

[@jamesliu5910]

I don't think your eyes are supposed to uncross that far... unless your device was made for Donald Trump's hands lol.

[@pixelatedjaggie6270]

my eyes dont give a shit if they were supposed to...cuz they just did! w000t. Still would like to view this in vr :p. just read a little bit below and they say it should be flipped for crosseye, which makes a lot of sense because what was close did seem far.

[@MaxChromaColor]

Hey what's going on! I got the OsciStudio app and have been playing around with it, so much fun and cool stuff is possible! My question is based on some of your experiments with 3 RGB Projectors or with a 3-color laser system... I would love to have a full-spectrum visual representation! Do you think we can assign frequency to the color, much like it is in the visible spectrum, or cycling a color wheel? It is my dream to combine sound and vision in such a way as you have already started with Oscilloscope music, how can we make it full-color? Perhaps the waveform can simply sweep through the spectrum from start to finish, and because the shape usually forms a loop this would create a wonderful color-wheel from all the hues, but it would not really be a part of the frequency... but maybe because the frequency does not usually affect the shape of the sound, it could be great for the color? Additive RGB color allows creating all the hues and tones possible, by overlapping the output of each projection - so the first third of the waveform would be red, the middle third overlapping would create yellows to greens, and the blue for the last third overlapping would create cyan and blue, then you overlap the end and start points of the waveform to make the violet and magenta colors blend? What are your thoughts?

[@3DVRTVPCG]

+1

[@DAAI741]

oh my god

[@bendito999]

Is there a 2 channel stereo version that draws both channels like this? I would have a hard time lining up 2 oscilloscope screens to get the proper distance, but one of the larger oscopes would have room on the screen. (or sit really close to it). Otherwise, I might be able to do it by inverting x and y on one of them and using an upside down oscilloscope 'oscillogoggles'

[@jerobeamfenderson1]

There isn't. The track would have to be entirely remade to sound even remotely musical (big jumps between two images are difficult). But Hansi's software osci (asdfg.me/osci) now supports 4-channel audio.

[@bendito999]

Awesome, I'll have to try the new features, only been just playing around with the new midi sequencing in it

[@Reeznarch]

Thanks for the link, that looks very useful. The scope in Reaktor 5 is very grainy and phase view in Renoise doesn't have a full screen option.

[@silentvoidx9267]

Really cool, any chance of a green on black oscilloscope version?

[@figy2927]

imtrying this with vr head set

[@JDoawp]

Are you gonna do all of your songs in 3D? If not can you please do Planets?

[@mxskelly]

Do you create the proper signals by hand to meet the picture you want or do you do something that allows you to provide some kind of shape and get the audio that will result in it?

[@Katzelle3]

This also works with the New 3DS browser by the way.

[@CurvedSlightly]

Hang on, if you have them slightly out of phase, can't you display this as a stereo Gram?

What are your thoughts on remixes and covers of your music? Are you okay with such things, do you give permissions or are you against it?

[@jerobeamfenderson1]

I encourage it. Send me a link when you do! (For commercial releases contact me first plz.)

[@ratelslangen]

Parrallel vision, just make it smaller., good stuff mate.

[@DangerousPictures]

you have to watch this with a VR headset

[@zeeb2836]

actually, I was able to use the "cross eye" method to view this. While TECHNICALLY it doesn't let you view the video as it was intended (far away objects look closest if that makes sense), it is still a cool effect and I do recommend you try it.

[@DangerousPictures]

ZeeB283 why? i have a cardboard

[@zeeb2836]

Dangerous Pictures For me personally, I don't own a cardboard or GearVR, so I can't do that. Also, this was designed for cardboard, so using the cross-eye method "reverses" the depth, thus far things look close and close things look far. It is hard to explain but trippy to experience

[@nbunyeonnathan3288]

what display do you recommend for osilliscopes?

[@lanog40]

/r/crossview

[@haarysir4220]

is it possible to create 4 dimensional objects?

[@pepperoneh]

I think for crosseye technique to work this video needs to be flipped.

[@hansiraber]

turn your screen! or do a handstand. or use a mirror! there's also a chance your graphics card driver has a flip/mirror setting. so many options!

[@DarthEditous]

Neither of those will work. To translate to cross-eye, the two halves need to be swapped without being flipped.

[@Nerdule]

You're correct, but there's *two* ways of side-to-side 3D viewing, and cross-eyed is only one of them. This video's laid out for the other way, where instead of your sight lines converging on a point in front of the screen (as in cross-eyed) you want to be converging on a point *behind* the screen. Think of it as Magic Eye 3D, instead of cross-eyed. You just kinda relax your eyes and let the images cross over.

[@olg88]

name oscillator please?

[@JacksonStudios-bt1je]

IM EARLY WOO

[@msmplayer4225]

Try to cross eyes)

[@deelan_]

gave me a headache

[@minecraftermad]

too far appart mang

[@xcryi]

jklw10 It worked for me.

[@8-bitsaint32]

this would be the shit if there was background music that went along with it.