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Sonar by Renaud Hallée
April 1, 2010 12:58 am
An elegantly layered visual representation of sound by Montreal-based Renaud Hallée. Sonar was made in Flash with keyframe animation (no scripting was involved). (Thanks, Gene Fowler) 9 comments posted in Experimental, Flash 
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That was beautiful! A little bit like Pong gone mad but beautiful nonetheless.
Oh wow, I love it!
Really awesome ! =D
…i just don’t see the reason why make it frame by frame … motion tweening would produce the same effect and would make it faster….
Really nice!!
Just really awesome. It’s simplicity is what makes it so elegant, and I really feel that, at least in it’s execution, it reminded me a bit of Disney’s Fantasia, especially the Toccata and Fugue in D minor. Just shapes representing the music, and both working perfectly together. Love it!
imagine if oscar fischinger had access to Flash!
whoa! this is so beautiful! does anyone know how i can get a copy legally?
i want to see this AS LARGE AS POSSIBLE!!!
That’s the most Autistic animation I’ve ever seen.
Wow, that was amazing. Love to see more things like this.
@Platey I don’t think they mean no tweening, but no scripting. This is basically a sequencer, so you could have a text file with sequences and have actionscript create the animations based on the music. They’re just saying no programming.