databending
Anonymous 09/12/24(Thu)11:53:22 | 8 comments | 2 images
tried my hand at it in audacity, then did some extra work in PS. what do y'all think?
Anonymous 09/12/24(Thu)12:16:07 No.457418
>>457417
it's illegible
it's illegible
Anonymous 09/13/24(Fri)03:58:18 No.457440
well, its not very bent and it looks like an angry incel being mad they made something no one else can read.
Anonymous 09/16/24(Mon)16:03:21 No.457487
>>457417
I think it looks very cool anon. Were you just using audacity for the initial steps?
I think it looks very cool anon. Were you just using audacity for the initial steps?
Anonymous 09/16/24(Mon)19:20:53 No.457489
>>457487
yes. this is the correct answer
yes. this is the correct answer
Anonymous 09/17/24(Tue)00:03:59 No.457499
>>457487
yep! took each databend a step at a time until i felt satisfied with it. even used a .bmp to fuck with the different rgbs, even though i then just put red layer over it all on PS
yep! took each databend a step at a time until i felt satisfied with it. even used a .bmp to fuck with the different rgbs, even though i then just put red layer over it all on PS
Anonymous 10/15/24(Tue)22:54:08 No.458086
Looks pretty cool!
Anonymous 12/02/24(Mon)00:21:57 No.458819
>>457417
cool stuff, anon. i love this kind of stuff.
if you don't know about it, i would look into slow-scan television and throw that into your arsenal. you can get some really interesting -- and controllable! -- effects by taking an image, converting it to audio, then playing it back through a microphone or running it through audio effects before playing.
cool stuff, anon. i love this kind of stuff.
if you don't know about it, i would look into slow-scan television and throw that into your arsenal. you can get some really interesting -- and controllable! -- effects by taking an image, converting it to audio, then playing it back through a microphone or running it through audio effects before playing.
Anonymous 12/02/24(Mon)00:30:50 No.458820
>>458819
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