Poorstretched is an effect created by Kyoobur9000 on February 18, 2014. The effect name comes from "Paulstretched" and is often used on video titles, which replaces the original title and "Poorstretch-ifies" it; an example would be "Poorstretchmount Pictures (Paramount Pictures)".
The effect appears and is meant to be "black-lighted" as mentioned in Kyoobur's tutorial. The colors applied with overlaying grayscale colors appear to range from orange to purple. The audio sounds vocoded to some, but is actually paulstretched in a time resolution of 0.01/0.02. There is another way of creating the visuals for Poorstretch, but isn't mentioned in some videos containing the effect.
Instructions[]
Video[]
Track 1[]
Apply the video of your choosing and simply keep it unfiltered. The alpha via "Compositing Mode" should be set to "Difference". If the video also appears to be too dark, you can apply the "Color Corrector (Secondary)" effect.
- Rotate hue: 257,143
- Saturation: 0,143
- Gamma: 0,980
- Gain: 1,044
- Offset: 8,639
Track 2[]
This track should be a duplicate to track 1. Apply the "Normal" preset.
Audio[]
Before importing the audio into Audacity, you need to make sure an audio file of the video you are using exists. Render it into a WAV or MP3 file.
Open Audacity and import your rendered audio file. Go to "Effect" and apply the following:
- Paulstretch
- Stretch Factor: 1.0
- Time Resolution (Seconds): 0.01
- Paulstretch
- Stretch Factor: 1.0
- Time Resolution (Seconds): 0.02
Now you export it to WAV or MP3 and import the rendered audio file into your current video project.
Video tutorial[]
This tutorial is a voiceover and Kyoobur tries to make his voice sound spooky, since the tutorial upload date was near Halloween.