FLASHING WARNING! And worse, beware. NOT MY MUSIC, but KZfaq thankfully handles that detail and lets me pay some visual tribute to one of my favorite bands of all time. It's such a fun way to exercise my skills and this round is seriously no exception. Autechre fans know their catalog gets pretty wild...and so shall the visuals as I pursue my quest through presenting the albums visually, one by one, chronologically (PROBABLY).
That said, I admit LP5 and the next few are not favorite of mine. I know I like all of their sound design, but they kinda lost me on arrangement for a time starting with LP5. Granted, it now feels like it's always been a banger to me *now*...but it wasn't so. I became somewhat disenchanted with Autechre in the 90s, but staunchly bought every release as they came just to hear what they were up to *now*...and I have no regrets.
All of these videos were made in the same basic way...I turned each track into stems, meaning bass, vocals, drums, other, instrumental by default with what I use (StemRoller). I then turned each stem into its own video, thinking about how I'd use it in conjunction with each of the others as I went. I used the actual audio to derive a basic waveform visual on the stem level in kdenlive, then took the results into DaVinci Resolve and went to work-- and these were a lot of work, on the whole. Many came together easily, but then took many iterations to call done. 100gb in working files alone, all of which I will delete like they never existed. :D
Mind your cones, eh. Expert mode involves keeping your head in motion for most of this album, now you know. I am doing tricks on eyes and WELL aware of it, so if that is not your thing, please don't come complaining to me about it. Go find your thing. We all should.
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