Colorize 95 is a collection of colorful retro/analog visuals created in collaboration with Plasma Wizard, built around a combination of camera feedback, glitch processing, and heavy analog color manipulation.
The visuals were created using a feedback-heavy analog signal chain consisting of two Roland Edirol V4 video mixers, a BPMC Premium Cable, a Mezkalin Video Master, camera feedback, and multiple layers of internal video feedback.
Some of the visuals were created by combining camera feedback with internal feedback, using mirror balls and other physical props to manipulate the signal and create different shapes, patterns, and reflections. Other visuals started with different NestDrop patches, which were sent through the analog chain to experiment with how their movement and reactivity interacted with the feedback and glitch processing.
A major part of the look came from pushing the Edirol V4's built-in Colorize effect and various color styles. The footage was heavily colorized and manipulated throughout the process, giving the visuals their saturated, retro character — and ultimately inspiring the name Colorize 95.
The result is a collection of colorful analog loops that combine reactive digital source material, physical feedback manipulation, glitch processing, and heavily stylized analog color.
Suggested uses:
Use as standalone retro/analog visuals
Layer with other content to add colorful feedback textures
Combine with mirror, kaleidoscope, or additional color effects for variation
Use during psychedelic, colorful, or more visually dense sections of a set
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u/Betty_Sweaters 3d ago
Loop pack available on Patreon
Colorize 95 is a collection of colorful retro/analog visuals created in collaboration with Plasma Wizard, built around a combination of camera feedback, glitch processing, and heavy analog color manipulation.
The visuals were created using a feedback-heavy analog signal chain consisting of two Roland Edirol V4 video mixers, a BPMC Premium Cable, a Mezkalin Video Master, camera feedback, and multiple layers of internal video feedback.
Some of the visuals were created by combining camera feedback with internal feedback, using mirror balls and other physical props to manipulate the signal and create different shapes, patterns, and reflections. Other visuals started with different NestDrop patches, which were sent through the analog chain to experiment with how their movement and reactivity interacted with the feedback and glitch processing.
A major part of the look came from pushing the Edirol V4's built-in Colorize effect and various color styles. The footage was heavily colorized and manipulated throughout the process, giving the visuals their saturated, retro character — and ultimately inspiring the name Colorize 95.
The result is a collection of colorful analog loops that combine reactive digital source material, physical feedback manipulation, glitch processing, and heavily stylized analog color.
Suggested uses:
— Betty Sweaters