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[[Category:Techniques]]
[[Category:Techniques]]


'''Generated Media''' is media that is... generated by a program. This can be anything from solid colors to grids to advanced 3D fractal patterns. But what is important is that this is ''media'' that then can be used elsewhere.
'''Generated Media''' are any piece of footage that is ''created by a program'' (usually one's video editor of choice), rather than pre-existing footage that was imported into the program. Examples of generated media include anything from solid colors to grids to advanced 3D fractal patterns.


=Usage=
=Usage=
Simply generate the media in your program of choice, then add it to your video. Most editors (like [[Vegas]] and [[Premiere]]) have ways to generate simple media in-house.
Simply generate the media in your program of choice, then add it to your video. Most editors (like [[Vegas]] and [[Premiere]]) have ways to generate simple media in-house. Other programs such as [[Visions of Chaos]] are intended purpose is to ''create'' generated media.


=Types of Generated Media=
=Types of Generated Media=
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<small>"Red, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue, Blue, Blue..." - Ludwig Von Drake</small>
<small>"Red, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue, Blue, Blue..." - Ludwig Von Drake</small>


As simple as it sounds, creates a solid color that fills the frame.
As simple as it sounds; a single color.


==Grids==
==Grids==
A grid.
A collection of evenly spaced shapes, usually squares, separated by a border.
==Checkerboards==
==Checkerboards==
[[File:Checkerboard.jpg]]
[[File:Checkerboard.jpg]]
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==Static==
==Static==
See [[Noise]].
Static can mean a wide variety of things, but often means black and white patterns of random pixels that change with every frame (like an analog TV with no signal.) See [[Noise]] for more.
==Test Patterns==
==Test Patterns==
[[File:Smpte bars ntsc.jpg]]
[[File:Smpte bars ntsc.jpg]]
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=Standalone Programs=
=Standalone Programs=
* [[IBNIZ]]
* [[IBNIZ]] - A programming language environment made to create incredibly small visual-audio demos and other art.
* [[Visions of Chaos]]
* [[Visions of Chaos]] - A tool primarily made to generate fractals, but can also create [[AI]]-generated images and many other things.
* [[Cathodemer]]
* [[Cathodemer]] - A tool made to create analog-looking patterns.
* [[Processing]] - A programming language based on Java designed for artists to create visually interesting programs.<ref>https://processing.org/</ref>
 
=Sources=