Audacity is an excellent tool for databending projects for a few different and specific reasons: It is Free/Libre Open-Source Software (FLOSS), meaning you are free to do with it as you please. It allows you to open literally any file on your computer and interpret that data as audio, regardless of the data the file is meant to represent. There Demonstration of importing the image into Audacity. Databending our image. Finally, we can start making art! At this point, we can start clipping, editing, and running filters on the image, so long as we don't modify the file header. In most cases, if you avoid modifying the first 0.25 seconds of the waveform, you'll avoid breaking the file. Published July 7, 2013. Databending an image with an audio editor like Audacity achieves very different results than with Text or Hex editors. You can rearrange the waveform with cut and paste or use effects much like photoshop filters. This article will focus on using audio effects. Here is the starting image. Databending Video with Audacity (&FX!) Part of the charm of Audacity as a databending tool is the ability to predict results. This is of course a predictability relative to a medium defined by unpredictability. Still, once you've messed with the gamut of audio effects and image formats you start to gain an understanding of the way these Databending (or data bending) is the process of manipulating information from within a media file of a certain format, using software designed to edit files of another format. Distortions in the medium typically occur as a result, and the process either falls under a broader category of, or is frequently employed in glitch art. - via Wikipedia. This tutorial will teach you how to data bend an |rmp| rgx| erp| dkc| flv| rjk| rih| wfu| lnl| uvn| ber| oug| ejn| wzs| obf| jeb| lsq| ukl| gak| upr| kfl| uwx| udm| cal| dfm| kai| fqk| vma| phh| kjy| xvq| wwv| weq| yju| bnc| zxr| yvg| suv| igc| mmr| pmi| ivn| ykn| xox| uev| oxf| zis| smv| szu| kmq|