Thrumming
“Thrumming”
is derived from an old English word for creating “a monotonous strumming
sound.“ It is the sound of drumming on a tabletop with your fingers or
the sound of raindrops on the roof.
It is the sound of the male cicada thrumming to his mate.
Our
thrummer sends short bursts of strums–a soft stream of Morse Code onto
your audio track.
A “thrum”
is also an
ancient word
associated
with weaving and weavers.
Web-users
have taken this use for “thrumming” and named a game. You create
global-replaces of word-endings to WEAVE NEW and funny renditions of poems and
famous quotes.
The very purpose
of Thrummer Video Dynamics is to provide an automated way to sort, splice, and
associated segments of film with one another in a semi-automated fashion. Our
consumer electronics model will let people thrum their favorite films and TV
shows, mix and match cartoons, and create personal collages of experience
through the random play of thrummed video.