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97 clips + 2 screen mattes4K · Free

Tube Kit Vol. 1

Free 4K CRT loops, overlays and transitions.

Personal & commercial use · About 11 GB

A look inside the kit

  • Signal
  • Globe
  • Ringing
  • No signal
  • Channel
  • Night texture
  • Spectrum
  • Stand by
  • Lissajous
  • Signal chain
  • Metaballs
  • Scope
Explore all 9 folders
  1. 01 Hero loopsKinetic type, a NO SIGNAL wall, a night sky, a globe, teletext, moiré.
  2. 02 Retro futuresA grid floor, a turning knot, scope beams, radar, a HUD ring.
  3. 03 Audio visualsSpectrum meters, waveforms, a video scope, enhancer ringing.
  4. 04 Type and UIChannel and volume readouts, a VCR counter, STAND BY, REC.
  5. 05 TransitionsBeam sweeps, a collapse line, slice tears, power on and off.
  6. 06 Circuit bentEcho stacks, sync shred, contour folds, the Wobbulator.
  7. 07 Broken signalColour bars rolling and tearing. Snow.
  8. 08 Tape and noiseA worn VHS dub, a tracking band, dead-channel snow.
  9. 09 Tube mattesA lit screen with the real curve, to put anything on a TV.

Many clips come in more than one look. dalton-crt is the filmed-CRT look we built for our own titles, and -enhanced runs it through a bent video enhancer so every edge rings.

Formats and editing

97 MP4 clips and two PNG screen mattes. Videos are 3840 × 2160, 24 fps and 10-bit HEVC. Loops run for six seconds; transitions are shorter, one-shot clips. The full pack is about 11 GB. Use an editor that supports 10-bit HEVC.

  • Anything on black: set the blend mode to Screen or Add. Grey plates: Overlay or Soft Light.
  • Loops are 6 s. Stack copies end to end and they run forever.
  • Slow a loop to 50% for something dreamier. Speed it up for a music cut.

Licence

Free in personal and commercial work: films, videos, ads, music videos, streams and games. Don't resell or redistribute the files themselves as a pack.

Credit is appreciated, never required: "Textures by Late Hours (latehours.studio)".

97 clips + 2 screen mattes. Free for personal and commercial work.

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