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I finally finished this animation and wanted to post it here in case anybody was interested in taking a little looksee-listen.

I attempted to translate the dynamic sonics of the Stamme[n] into visuals. Best seen in full 1080p HD.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DFtOeemTlM[/youtube]

Signal chain:

Basic Audio Fuzz Mutant --> Stamme[n] --> Boss RE-20 --> Zoom H5 recorder

Wow, this is really great.

Chankgeez wrote:

Sorry there isn't more purple.



But seriously. Thanks for checking it out.

Olin wrote:Wow, this is really great.

Thanks! The pedal is really great. So much to tap into.

Yes!

UglyCasanova wrote:Yes!

Thanks, dude!

Awesome!

Yeah that's really cool!

Dude, lame.

I need to know every setting you used at all times in a video or it's worthless.

(JK)

Beautifully imagined and executed. More please.

Also, damn, what elemental dream landscape are you fortunate enough to live near.

fuzzisokiguess wrote:Dude, lame.

I need to know every setting you used at all times in a video or it's worthless.

(JK)

Beautifully imagined and executed. More please.

Also, damn, what elemental dream landscape are you fortunate enough to live near.

Haha! Yes. It would be another layer of complication to overlay a visual animation of the Stamme[n] settings
changing in real-time. Maybe next time!

Thanks for the kind words. I live in rural southeastern Ontario. That beach used to be only frequented by
locals and occasionally a sailboat would dock offshore so people can swim there. But earlier this summer
there were torrential downpours and a lot of flooding, so one of the sand beaches where tourists go was
closed and so a constant flock of tourists descended onto this rocky beach.

One of the days I arrived at the beach and there was no room to set up around my stack of driftwood. Too
many tourists. So I went home and "painted" rocks with water.

dandy13 wrote:Awesome!

Thanks!

cantremember wrote:Yeah that's really cool!

Thanks for checking it out.