format 320x240@10 quality=1.0 flv=8,56
set dur=sec
set size=32
audio silence
create 1.5 white
audio techno.wav fade=5,0
fadein 0,5,0 Astern.jpg xyw=474,359,451 bg=white
kbrn 1,3,0 Astern.jpg accel=1 xyw=474,359,451 xyw=389,88,631 title=1.8,0.2,2,0 "audio cross fade"
audio psycho_stereolong.wav fade=0,0.1 vol=0.5
trns 2 cross
kbrn 0,3,3 Osterglocken.jpg rotate=90 accel=5 xyw=407,276,327 xyw=290,476,413 xyw=50,586,509 title=0,0,2,0.2 "audio cross fade"
crop 3 Maehdrescher1.jpg xyw=0,0,800 title=1.8,0.2,1,0 "audio switch"
audio techno.wav fade=0.2,3
fadeout 5,3 Maehdrescher2.jpg xyw=0,0,800 title=0,0,2,0.2 "audio switch"
Download example file
Groovy, groovy! Here's how to generate the sound. It's not much more than a combination
of all examples from the soxeam manpage but it sounds surprisingly cool. All
you need is sox. YMMV, of course.
#!/bin/sh
echo "This script doesn't work for sox 13.0.0 or higher"
# Let's make a techno sound:
sox -t nul /dev/null -r 48000 -c 2 -t wav - synth 10 sine | \
sox -t wav - -t wav - flanger 0.6 0.87 3.0 0.9 0.5 -t | \
sox -t wav - -t wav - phaser 0.8 0.74 3.0 0.4 0.5 -t | \
sox -t wav - -t wav - reverb 1.0 600.0 180.0 200.0 220.0 240.0 280.0 | \
sox -t wav - -t wav techno.wav phaser 0.89 0.85 1.0 0.24 2.0 -t
# And now let's make a psychedelic sound:
sox -t nul /dev/null -r 48000 -c 2 -t wav - synth 10 sine 100-500 | \
sox -t wav - -t wav - vibro 3 1.0 | \
sox -t wav - -t wav - vibro 10 0.5 | \
sox -t wav - -t wav - chorus 0.7 0.9 55.0 0.4 0.25 2.0 -t | \
sox -t wav - -t wav psycho_cr.wav vibro 1 0.8
sox psycho_cr.wav psycho.wav fade t 0.1 10 0.1
sox psycho.wav psychorev.wav reverse
sox psycho.wav -c 2 psycho_L.wav pan -1.0
sox psychorev.wav -c 2 psycho_R.wav pan 1.0
soxmix psycho_L.wav -v 1.0 psycho_R.wav -v 1.0 psycho_stereo.wav
sox psycho_stereo.wav psycho_stereorev.wav reverse
sox psycho_stereo.wav psycho_stereorev.wav psycho_stereolong.wav
Download soundtrack.sh
Transition into transition