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The community is part of a series of so-called "disturbing" videos which are related to YTPs, but take inspiration from them by using video editing software, mainly Sony Vegas software, and adding random effects, video and audio, onto any video.
Effects are a sort of pre-loaded chain of effects/filters that are used commonly in the logo editing community. In this category, only other category that contain the title: "Category:Effects by program" are listed here.
- Overview
- Instructions
- Origins and usage
- Other Variations
- Trivia
- References
G-Major (often stylized without the dash) is an effect in the logo editing community. The effect was used as a possible meme in late 2007 before the founding of the community. Since its creation by Gallers in 2007, the effect has been used widely by users in the logo editing and YouTube Poop communities.
The effect only appears to be inverted by luminance or contrast. Sometimes the effect would contain only color change. According to some, when a sequence of six different pitches are added to the audio, it would sound demonic. The method of the audio varies, usually from using two tracks to over seven/eight tracks.
Video
In most cases, an invert filter is only used.
Audio
You may use Audacity or Vegas Pro (or FL Studio if you want) for the audio. In six tracks, each track as a specific pitch to be raised or lowered.
On November 24, 2007, Gallers, a user on YouTube, uploaded a video titled as "Hotel Mario In G Major". The video contains the Hotel Mario introduction but with the audio being modified heavily. Gallers had also started another YouTube Poop fad which uses a vocoding mechanism; the trend is usually called "Videos in Electronic Sounds" or simply "Elec...
There are other variations of G-Majors that a lot of people made, including:
•Scary G-Major
•Fake G-Major
•Extra Scary G-Major
•Alphabetical G-Majors
•G-Major Extra
•It is the most popular Effect. with the 2nd being DUH
1.https://youtu.be/icHpvENaebE - Hotel Mario In G Major - YouTube
2.https://youtu.be/Jwj0gLriTnk - scaryroll - YouTube
Double Nickel Entertainment is a New York-based production company specializing in the creation of motion picture and episodic content for exploitation and distribution around the world.
The corner of the DIC logo overlaps the Saban logo, and this is up against a black background with a white streak in the middle. Vice-versa on later episodes, but against an orange background, again with a white streak in the middle (with the logos switching places).
December 8, 2006-November 6, 2015: The logo was given enhancements to better resemble Michael J. Deas' artwork of the logo and the 2001 Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment logo, with more realistic effects.
Nicknames: "The (Green/Yellow) Vortex", "Cheesy Vortex", "DiC". Logo: The background is a vortex of blue concentric boxes in which purple colors streak down as a stylized "DiC" (with a strong resemblance to the next logo) comes up, seemingly sideways, then turns forward as it comes closer.
