About Jason Fried
Jason co-founded Basecamp back in 1999. He also co-authored REWORK, the New York Times bestselling book on running a "right-sized" business. Co-founded, co-authored... Can he do anything on his own?
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Chris Tingom
on 11 Apr 08This is definitely signal!
matt
on 11 Apr 08Isn’t that how we all visualize music?
Antoine Valot
on 11 Apr 08meh.
Michael
on 11 Apr 08Sadly or not, since Guitar Hero, I do visualize all music this way.
Tomahawk
on 11 Apr 08Reminds me a lot of Chemical Brother’s “Star Guitar”, by Michel Gondry. That man is a genius. See here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x26gg0_chemical-brothers-star-guitar-miche_music, and you can find more of his work on you tube when you search for his name.
Tomahawk
on 11 Apr 08Forgot to mention that there is a great making of video (for the Star Guitar) here: http://www.broadcaster.com/clip/6143
Will
on 11 Apr 08It would have been neater if the written music matched up with the music in the background.
Justin
on 11 Apr 08@will—it does. It’s just one part (violin it sounds like). The tremolos and runs are perfectly in sync with the vid for me.
Thanks for posting, very cool video. On a similar note I’m reminded of the music animation machine: http://www.musanim.com/
Pretty neat way of visualizing music in a linear scrolling graph.
Dave Aiello
on 12 Apr 08My first thought was that Chuck Jones could have created it.
Jorn Mineur
on 12 Apr 08Example of Music Animation Machine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipzR9bhei_o
lincoln
on 12 Apr 08This is just a clever rip off of mario paint. Now I defy you to deny this genius.
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