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Nanoloop for Analogue Pocket

Analogue · Feb 2020 · 0:30

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00:00:00 / 00:30:03

The video is a locked-off tour of a pixel-grid tool, cutting between a 4x4 green tile grid and a hex character table while a square selection box steps through the cells. Its look is flat retro pixel art on a near-white field, built from hard-edged squares in a green-and-black palette with step motion timed to a steady beat.

No filming indicatedEstimated needs: 1 capture group — your screens or recordings · 1 official logo — reused across the film · 2 graphic passages — draw or supply

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Nanoloop for Analogue Pocket, scene by scene

· 5 scenes as text

  1. 01 · Demo · 0:00–0:11

    A 4x4 grid of flat green squares on white, each cell cycling through black pixel dots and horizontal bars. A row of five pixel icons below shifts its boxed highlight across the waveform, wave and filter glyphs, while tiny pixel characters change in the top corners. Locked-off frame, steady pace.

    Camera: Static

  2. 02 · Demo · 0:11–0:18

    A square selection box hops across a pixel character grid of four rows labeled R, L, S, N, each listing 0123456789ABCDEF under a “80 =” header. It steps from the 3 in the top row to the 2 in the lower rows, one move per second.

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Static

  3. 03 · Demo · 0:18–0:23

    A 4x4 grid of pale-green pixel tiles on a white field shows black marks that animate into shifting horizontal bars. Five pixel icons below cycle an active boxed state, then the grid fades to reveal a pixel character table.

    On-screen text: “128”

    Camera: Static

  4. 04 · Demo · 0:23–0:27

    A pixel-art value picker on white shows four rows of hex digits while a selection box steps down the rows. At 3s it cuts to a 4x4 grid of green squares with small corner pixels and a row of tool icons below.

    Techniques: Cursor demo

    Camera: Static

  5. 05 · Demo · 0:27–0:30

    A black pixel grid of characters sits on a white field, four rows of hex digits under a short header line. Over two seconds a few cells flip from open circles to X marks while the frame stays locked off.

    Camera: Static