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BELT

⊕BELT is series that was uploaded to Stabilitory newing. ⊕BELT 0 was posted on May 17, 2017 (the same day as ♐RATE was posted). The series ended with ⊕BELT 24, posted on June 1, 2017. ♐BRING was posted on the main channel the next day.

Unlike ⊕BROTHER, there does not yet seem to be a “counterpart” for this series — although the main channel’s ♐BROTHER didn’t start until nearly three weeks after Stabilitory newing’s series began.

Description of videos

⊕BELT videos are 6:10 (370 seconds) in length with a with a shifting “histogram” effect, similar to other stabilitory newing videos.

Audio analysis

The audio for ⊕BELT videos is in a stereo track, with “chirping robot” type sounds similar to other stabilitory newing videos. In most cases, the left channel has a louder signal, with a quieter/degraded/modified version in the right channel. Sometimes the sounds are more musical (similar to a glitchy chiptunes effect), and sometimes more like a data transmission.
Many of the audio tracks include extensive use of some sort of half wave rectification effect on the audio, removing most of the negative samples.
The audio is often similar overall, and many videos re-use the exact same audio track from a previous one, including:
- ⊕BELT 0, 7, 11, 17, 21
- ⊕BELT 1, 3, 13
- ⊕BELT 2, 8, 12
- ⊕BELT 4, 20, 23, 24
- ⊕BELT 5, 10
- ⊕BELT 6, 18 (special case; see below)
- ⊕BELT 9, 22

(Therefore, from BELT 0 to 24 inclusive only 14, 15, 16 and 19 have unique audio)

⊕BELT 6 & 18 are a special case: they have what appears to be identical audio, but shifted from each other by a few samples in some parts. Therefore, they do not invert/cancel cleanly.

Significance of name & possible relationship to other UFSC videos

“belt” has some astronomical connotations (asteroid belts, the Kuiper Belt, Orion’s Belt, etc.)
Belt problems are a specific type of math problem dealing with belts and pulleys
in antiquity, belts were used in cryptography along with scytales to create a code similar to a Caesar cipher.

Composites

No composites have been attempted for stabilitory newing videos. (although see these notes on an effort to extract data from Stabilitory newing visuals.)