Dopagaki Atlas · Sound experiments
How does sound change the way an action, change, or outcome reads in the same six-second motion? Switch between sound and silence. Playback starts only when you choose it. Start at a low volume.
01 · Input / impact / next target
A light contact note marks the tap on the rock; a brief low hit marks its break. A clear note confirms the score. The next rock has a quiet cue.
0.90 contact · 1.08 break · 1.86 score · 2.50 next rock · 3.73 contact · 4.00 break
See Immediate impact in the atlas →02 · Accumulation / upgrade / breakthrough
Each part spent raises the pitch. The upgrade rings out. Engine ignition and breaking through the wall remain distinct events.
0.90 upgrade input · 1.02–1.87 parts spent · 2.06 upgrade complete · 2.67 ignition · 3.10 breakthrough
See Growth and accumulation in the atlas →03 · Stages / completion / next scene
The lever, ground contact, extension, and bridge opening each have a distinct step. A short chord confirms the rescue; another cue introduces the next ravine.
0.60 input · 1.07 ground contact · 1.33 extension · 1.73 bridge · 4.00 rescue complete · 4.93 next ravine
See Transformation and release in the atlas →These studies synchronize original synthesized sound with existing silent videos. The originals remain unchanged. Select the silent version if sound is uncomfortable.