Hartverdrahtet, Insipidly Green Fractalverse Music Video

Intricate infinite complex layers of green crystalline fractal structures turn, swing and zoom  wilfully towards and away from our gaze as the melodious music takes us on an indefinite journey, always remaining doggedly green until detail merges into bright light, of Hartverdrahtet.

This intriguing and entertaining music video by Sérgio Bernardino won the PC 4kB intro competition at Revision 2012 for the latest example of the compact-coding tradition exercised within the demoscene. Hartverdrahtet roughly translates to hard wired is a three minute audio-visual trip into a procedural fractalverse, compressed into a minuscule piece of software.

Demoscene is a computer art subculture of world wide non-commercial network of creative PC coders more so referred to as sceners involved in the making of so called 'demos'. Demos are computer generated music clips that reveal how some particular kinds of graphic and sound effects can be achieved by using high-end computer hardware to its full potential.

Game boy console beat box jam music video

Mind popping simplicity overtakes our amazement with how profound simple and ordinary things can carry our imagination further.

Basically striking or hitting anything physical will result in a sound. Cool mixer, Sebastian Bender has created this clever music video, by drumming on various parts of his handheld gaming console, where he titillates and entertain us with his well edited four track video mix.

Mergrim's Beautiful Corruption Music Video

is by VJ producer Masato Tsutsui, where the structured mayhem of Mergrim's Beautiful Corruption music meets it's video equivalent - a  polyphonicaly dark and menacing but entertaining motion carriageway.

Masato captured the source video with a Matrox MXO2 mini and Syntheyes camera tracking, and composited it in real-time generated with Max/MSP/Jitter, visual fx software.

The music for which this video was purposely made is the opening track from Mergrim's new album release “Invisible Landscape."

WaveRider's Music Video, Double Trouble

Freelance graphic, web and motion designer, Serge Tardif has created this remarkably entertaining computer animation, for the music group WaveRider.

Serge purposely wanted to keep everything “hard edge” as possible, and effectively added texture to his piece by utilizing bands of color.



The speed and pace of the video together with WaveRider's music track, Double Trouble is somewhat reminiscent of the audio and visual fx of Tron !