Hey all! What do you think of this music video using THREE.js?
It pays homage to iconic ladies of the 1970s. Source code here:
A rendering of the animation:
A making-of video:
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Thanks for that important contribution, Brian.
I have some feedback. When I run your girls under Windows+XAMPP+Chrome, I get the whole experience … except for sound, that is.
In your website, everything is groovie.
All evidence points to the sound in Three.js being broken.
Can you folks out there confirm/refute my finding?
TIA,
-Ramon
JFK Numbers
ps: Problem fixed. The MP3 file was missing. See it below.
I think some of the images are blocked by my ad blocker:
Haha, so for future reference I should never have an image file name start with “ad”. Did the animation load at all? I actually don’t think those images are used, so it should be fine.
Apparently haha.
Everything appeared to work until I got to the “click/space to start” screen but then clicking did nothing.
Tested again with adblock off and it loads ok. However, the music pauses for 1 seconds every 5 seconds or so. Otherwise, it’s great though.
What’s your browser/system?
Chrome on windows.
Nice!
Definitely not the first JavaScript music video ever though…
Here are a couple I worked on a decade ago:
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Can’t wait to see more though! 
Dang – great job! The coding of the ROME song is fantastic. Inspiring.
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@mrdoob didn’t you make a Chemical Brothers video too? Is that still up somewhere?
I ended up going on a JavaScript music video tour - there are loads of good ones. Although someone really needs to clean up the dead links from this page.
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wow, just as I posted my own, I find yu doing something similar 
I chose to build a world into which I place the music video created by my friend who is a film maker… he did not wat to show a house of cards in the video, so I decided to build one my own 
As for yours, it seems to be loading veeery slowly… is your server throttled?
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Please find attached the audio track that is missing from the GitHub distro. You need to put it inside a folder aptly named “music”
-RFH
BTW I’ve pushed some minor changes to github – one was removing those images with “ad” in the title. Thanks for the catch!
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