Resonant Chamber (Animusic) - Remastered 4K 60FPS

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  @CobaltTJ · 11 months ago

  I believe this stringed instrument is more commonly known as "The Clusterpluck"

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• SA

  @SayaAensland · 2 years ago

  I like how you can see a moon from each of the windows, and they're all at different moon phases. Really enhances the dream-like quality.

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• BL

  @blackoutstrider · 2 years ago

  In the mid-19th century, a man wanted to invent an instrument that could play itself. Not only that, he wanted it to play forever. He spent the latter half of his life designing and building this contraption. When he was finally done, he placed the instrument in it's own room inside his house. Even a century after the man's death, the instrument can be found, still playing, not a speck of dust to be found on it. Some say the ghost of the inventor is the one keeping it clean and running. Some also say that if you enter the room at the stroke of midnight, you can find his ghost, standing alongside you and enjoying the music.

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  @luminescentMothgirl · 2 years ago

  the way the chamber just, arbitrarily switches between ambient strums, quick-paced funky-classicalish, sounding like pipe dream, and fucking <b>jazz</b><br>god i love this song

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• JE

  @jenniferbeyer6412 · 2 years ago

  The movement of the &quot;fingers&quot; looks so organic, and like the facehugger in Alien. <br>Just perfection.

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  @MsLadyhorse · 1 year ago

  I can&apos;t believe this video is 16 years old. This was one of my first introductions to animusic, and I still keep an eye out for these types of videos. Thank you, to all involved in the creation of this!

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• SO

  @SoogySploogy · 1 year ago

  I love the parts in 5/4. So many Animusic videos are written in obscure time signatures, making them feel more unique and dreamlike

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• KI

  @Kids_Scissors · 3 years ago (edited)

  Imagine finding this playing music for eternity in some vampire&apos;s big gothic castle in one of the tallest towers

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  @notveryartificial4486 · 3 years ago

  Music is very cool and overall design is interesting, but what caught my eye is how every sound makes sense. I mean - there is a lot of little moving parts that stop/muffle/otherwise influence strings to get the effect that can be heared in soundtrack. Every unique trick string instrument players use is somehow represented in a machine and animated. Also the strings themselves look quite amazing - they bend under the &quot;fingers&quot; like a normal string would, and vibration looks exactly as it should, even when &nbsp;&quot;fingers&quot; slide along the neck of an instrument to create the rising or lowering tone. The dudes who animated this clearly knew a lot about different string instruments, and held at least several different ones in their hands. It&apos;s genuinely impressive

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• WH

  @whovidthis287 · 3 years ago

  The bass drop at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKnRgsoO2ME&amp;t=55">00:55</a> is absolutely insane

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• GO

  @GOLD4DJ · 2 years ago

  When the elder mimic chooses the bard profession.

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• RE

  @ReggieMarshale · 3 years ago (edited)

  On the rocky shoals of an island somewhere deep in the Southern Pacific lies a peculiar lighthouse. A bizzare string instrument can be found on top of the tower playing an alluring tune for many centuries. No one was sure how it kept working for that amount of time as there are no signs of human inhabitants on the island nor any facility for it to produce energy, leading with many speculations stating that it contains unknown, possibly supernatural abilities to power and maintain itself. <br> <br>Legend says that by entering the chamber, depending on which verse the instrument is playing, exiting the room would turn you up in a different location, dimension or time. During the moment of pause after the instrument finished its piece and before it starts to play again, the room would be filled by the claps of the lost souls of wanderers and explorers who have traveled through this chamber and can&apos;t find their way back home.

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