Experience ADdes
Two films recorded from the app. Put one on full screen, turn the sound up a little, and give it a few minutes.
Thirty minutes, every style of dream
The film starts on the title screen, the way the app does. The mouse picks Desktop Visualizer, and from then on ADdes dreams on its own through 17 of its 18 Feels (all but Visualizer, which follows your own music): the classic flames, the constellations, a Voyage, the hallways and the tunnels. Each one stays about a minute and three quarters, then dissolves slowly into the next.
The music is the app’s own. It is composed as the film plays, and it changes key and room with each Feel. Recorded in 4K at 30 frames a second.
The same dreams all around you
In a Quest headset the dream surrounds you. This film is what the headset is given: the whole sphere, rendered by the app. Drag the picture to look around, turn your phone, or open it in a headset’s browser and simply turn your head.
It is one picture for both eyes, so it has no depth. In the app, three dimensional dreams have depth in the headset too. How ADdes works in VR
The films play from YouTube or Vimeo. Nothing from them loads until you press play. Both were rendered offline by the app frame by frame, so what you see is what the app draws, without any screen recording in between.
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