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Revision as of 01:57, 11 September 2008
Name: MycroProcessor
Sex: Male
Country: Usa - Michigan
Preferred Sources: Gameplay footage (Puzzle-Adventure genre and obscure games usually)
Preferred Methods: Heavy editing to audio, seizures, image erosion.
Preferred Software: Vegas 5.0, Wax Invoker, WMM, Jahshaka, Audacity
In brief
MycroProcessor is a YTP-er that likes puzzle-adventure games and finding odd obscure video games.
Characteristics of his YTP's:
- Switch between different sections with different effects quickly
- Use many audio effects
- Use obscure sources
- Contain plenty of seizure-inducing strobe sections
- Use lots of different effects/filters to the point of nearly irrecognizable video
- Tons of sources in one video
History
Before making YTP's, MycroProcessor made Myst fanvideos. However, the last few seconds of all of his videos were very abstract and YTP-esque, before even knowing of the genre.
After many influences, Mycro made a Myst fanvideo combining all of his unfinished projects into one abstract YTP-esque video that was horrible and filled with overused memes (Though, the majority of the added sources were very unique). It wasn't originally supposed to be considered a YTP, but someone compared it to one because of the use of refrences to Mama Luigi.
Mycro made 3 more of these, but during the process of making one of them, he saw a tennis match for the first time (on 04-01-2008 (his birthday (not in the same year))), and it changed his life forever. He suddenly realized that his old nonsensical abuses of WMM effects were considered YTP's. So he decided to make entire videos of them.
Around this time he created a seperate account for YTP's (He originally used a different account), to seperate the fanvideos from the interesting original YTP stuff. The rest of MycroProcessor's videos were far better and received positive feedback from the pooping community. They also used less overused memes until that aspect was phased out of his videos.
He started using interesting effects using only WMM, but he used it to near it's full potential. Eventually he added in the use of other freeware programs like Jahshaka, Wax Invoker and VirtualDub to add even more possibilities for interesting visual editing. Aural editing was always one of the most important aspects of his videos to him, so to do that, Mycro used Audacity.
Eventually he gained access to Sony Vegas 5.0. Since he was already used to using bad programs to make good stuff, he didn't have much problem adapting to the easy to use Sony Vegas.
First poop seen
First poop made
Style
- Lots of editing to audio.
- Fast-Paced.
- Lots of seizure sections.
- Use of large numbers of effects and filters.
- Tons of different sources used in one YTP.
- Uses obscure sources.
Preferred Sources
- Myst Series
- Other Games in the Puzzle-Adventure Genre (Alida, The Crystal Key)
- Megaman Series
- Obscure Games (Pulseman, Sparkster)
- Obscure Sources in General (Alfred Kwak, Various odd websites and Audio)
- Video Game Music Audio
- Many Others
Preferred Methods
- Virus
- Strobe (Lost of seizure/quickly flashing stuff)
- Ear Rape
- Stutter Loop
- Acid Trip
- YTPMV
- Audio Effects
Prefered Tech
- Sony Vegas 5.0
- WMM (Vista)
- Wax Invoker
- Jahshaka
- Audacity
Dislikes
Reception
Though not very popular, MycroProcessor usually gets positive feedback from people that like poops in his style.
Criticism
Achievements
- MycroProcessor is probably best known for creating the YTP Pyramid. (Like the YTP chain, only with each video getting two responses).
Associates
In Real Life
Online
Influences
GameBop (Molhal)