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Recycling

2024-08-08T22:36:48Z

AngryLuigi23:

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'''Recycling''', also known as '''.VEG Recycling''' or most commonly '''.VEG Replacements''' is a technique where a completed video project has its sources completely replaced by other material.

It is most commonly seen in [[Vegas]] (hence the ".veg", which is the Vegas project file extension) however it is possible in any editor that lets you replace footage (or won't crash out if footage changes from what it should be).

=How to Recycle=
The process of recycling is relatively simple, but requires a bit of work to be done effectively.

# You need a VEG/PRPROJ/etc. file to recycle with. It is recommended to use one that is completely irrelevant to the current project. Remember, you aren't making the project file ''for'' the video, but using a different one!
# Open the file, then replace the footage with whatever you want (preferably for every source in the file).
# Watch the horrors you've created!

=Notable Examples=

<youtube>afnNJ88XaCw</youtube>

One of the most famous examples of Recycling. While not a tennis itself, it spawned many "veg replacement tennis matches" due to a video that recreated it having its .veg file publicly available.

<youtube>YbC71gXZVig</youtube>

This example uses a recycling as a [[Puzzle Piece]]: these weirdly generated sequences were then incorporated into a final video.

Replication

2024-08-08T22:32:38Z

AngryLuigi23: /* Replicator Plugins */

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'''Replication''', also known as '''Tiling''' is the process of having multiple copies of the same footage on screen at once, usually in a grid format.

== Pinwheels ==
A '''pinwheel''' is a replication where everything shifts to its side, creating a "pinwheel" effect. This can be combined with [[Recursion]] to make very cool sequences.

== Replicator Plugins ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Effects that can perform replication
|-
! Name !! Source !! Notes
|-
| (the wax one) || [[Wax]] || i don't know what it is
|-
| S_WarpTransform || [[Sapphire]] || Can rotate in pseudo-3D space. Very common for its quick use.
|-
| CC Tiler || [[After Effects]] || Part of the built-in [[Cycore Effects]] suite
|-
| CC RepeTile || [[After Effects]] || Part of the built-in [[Cycore Effects]] suite
|-
| NewBlue V6 Tile || [[NewBlueFX]] || Can have a set number of tiles that can be edited in different ways.
|-
| Replicate || [[Premiere Pro]] || Built-in plugin.
|-
| Bororo 3D Double Vision || [[Bororo 3D]] || Tiles one at a time, needs to be stacked (but gives you more control)
|-
| Mir || [[Trapcode Suite]] || Incredibly versatile, but harder to set up
|}

Noise

2024-08-08T22:17:48Z

AngryLuigi23: /* Video Effects */

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''(Unrelated to the Pizza Tower character, but still worth a shoutout anyways.)''

'''Noise''', also known as '''Static''' is a video and audio distortion technique that involves 'fuzzing' of the footage.
[[File:Tv static.png|thumb|KZZZZKZKZKZKZKZZZZTTTTTTT]]

This is often seen in [[analog distortion]] effects and re-creations.

=Types of Noise=
There are five major types of noise.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colors_of_noise

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Types of Noise
|-
! Color !! Technical Description !! Sounds Like !! Looks Like !! Usage
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| White || Example || Radio Static || || MNoiseGenerator
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| Purple || Example || Example || ||
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| Red (Brownian) || Example || || [[File:2D Brown noise.png|thumb]] ||
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| Pink (Fractal) || Noise with a frequency spectrum such that the power spectral density (power per frequency interval) is inversely proportional to the frequency of the signal || A waterfall || [[File:Pink noise cube.gif|thumb]] || Fractal Noise in [[After Effects]]
|-
| Grey || Example || Example || ||
|}

=Usage=
==Digitally==
The process of adding noise to audio or video are practically identical; most of the time, you simply need to apply an effect that adds it in for you.
===Video Effects===
* Noise HSL and its variants in [[Premiere Pro]] and [[After Effects]]
* Add Noise and Film Grain in [[Vegas]].

==Via Analog Distortion==
Adding static to an analog signal is as simple as messing with the signal itself - putting things in the way, magnets, moving it too far away/weakening the signal, etc.