I’m a fan of Glenn Marshall‘s music videos and his latest video shows why. It’s a generative video exploration of Radiohead’s Bodysnatchers, from In Rainbows. Here’s how Marshall explains how the audio is interacting with the generative video: 1. Bass guitar – makes the red shading on the red zeno pulsate. 2. Lead guitar –… Read More Generative Music Visualization – Radiohead’s Bodysnatchers
Glenn Marshall’s second video for Peter Gabriel, based on a recursive, repeating pattern technique developed in After Effects. The song is a remix of the more commercial single Steam. Marshall took images out of the original video and remixed the video as the audio had been remixed.. What I thought was unique is that both the song and… Read More Glenn Marshall’s Quiet Steam Music Video
Recent videos by Glenn Marshall for electronica groups have turned us into fans – but this older video, for Peter Gabriel’s The Drop – is just as interesting: This was my first music video, for Peter Gabriel, made in 2003. About 2 months to make, I paid special attention to the lyrics, and how imagery… Read More Peter Gabriel’s The Drop
This is another gorgeous Glenn Marshall video – a short animated guide to Buddhist breath meditation, using the metaphor of an opening lotus. The narration was adapted from a talk given by Ajahn Brahm, a popular Buddhist teacher, author and abbot of Serpentine monastery, Perth.
Glenn Marshall’s Metamorphosis is programmed entirely in Processing. The music is Boards of Canada’s Corsair from the Geogaddi album.
This if the final version of Glenn Marshall‘s video Music Is Math. It’s a generative video, and Marshall says “I just let the program run till the end of the music, I felt reluctant to interfere too much by trying to sculpt an ending, and just let the code run its own natural course.” Nevertheless… Read More Music Is Math (Final HD Version)
Glenn Marshall’s video for the Boards of Canada track, Music Is Math. An animation created with Processing, which is being used by more and more people to create generative animations for music videos. via Califaudio
