This is a low-effort thing. Not quite automated but near as dammit. I wanted to get your opinions on whether it seems worth that low effort.
So here's the plan.
"Ambient Music" channels are pretty popular. I've found myself using them a lot recently while I hammer out endless writing gigs. They usually have names like "Music to Study to" or "Hacking/Coding/Programming Music".
I plan to create a program in Unity3D where I can fill a folder full of chilled ambient CC music and it will pull them at random, throw up the name of the track, play the track, then move on to the next one. There'll be some kind of visual going on (most of these videos are just static images), and it will basically screen record itself and at the end spit out a video and a text file with the time stamps for each song that can be thrown straight in the video description.
I estimate it will take me maybe a day write the program and get the kinks worked out, but after that creating a new video would be a matter of opening the program, clicking start, and leaving it to run.
I could even code it to queue them up. Like, maybe record an hour's worth of video, save it, then randomise the visuals a bit and start over—leave it running overnight.
So the question is; do you think it would be worth it. Even a low effort plan can be worthless if it never pays off. I'm sure there are variables here I'm not aware of.
Interested to know your thoughts.
So here's the plan.
"Ambient Music" channels are pretty popular. I've found myself using them a lot recently while I hammer out endless writing gigs. They usually have names like "Music to Study to" or "Hacking/Coding/Programming Music".
I plan to create a program in Unity3D where I can fill a folder full of chilled ambient CC music and it will pull them at random, throw up the name of the track, play the track, then move on to the next one. There'll be some kind of visual going on (most of these videos are just static images), and it will basically screen record itself and at the end spit out a video and a text file with the time stamps for each song that can be thrown straight in the video description.
I estimate it will take me maybe a day write the program and get the kinks worked out, but after that creating a new video would be a matter of opening the program, clicking start, and leaving it to run.
I could even code it to queue them up. Like, maybe record an hour's worth of video, save it, then randomise the visuals a bit and start over—leave it running overnight.
So the question is; do you think it would be worth it. Even a low effort plan can be worthless if it never pays off. I'm sure there are variables here I'm not aware of.
Interested to know your thoughts.