Динамик на рампе

Редактирование

REPLACE THE CAR ONLY. @video1 stays exactly as it is — same 5 shots, same 4 hard cuts at the same moments, same camera positions, lens and movement, same 9:16 frame, same 17s duration, same night proving ground, curved vertical stunt ramp, white dashed centre line, red neon edge lighting, dark floodlit tarmac, red runway markers, black void sky, white smoke, same grade and lighting. Do not restage, re-edit, re-time, add or remove shots, or change angles. @image1, @image2 and @image3 are reference views of ONE object — a single Audio Technik LE-165.100 "Loud Edition" 16.5 cm car-audio speaker (woofer) — not video frames. @image1 = the back (round label side, the underside when the speaker stands), @image2 = side/rear three-quarter view showing the magnet band, basket and terminals, @image3 = the front (cone side, the top when the speaker stands). Take its full identity: round stamped-steel basket with textured matte-black finish, open spoke windows, flat mounting flange with mounting holes and embossed "AUDIO TECHNIK" lettering on the front ring, fabric/rubber roll surround, black matte paper cone with fine texture, small round dust cap with the teal "AT" logo, cylindrical grey magnet housing with the barcode sticker, round glossy teal-blue gradient back label (AUDIO TECHNIK logo, "LOUD EDITION", 100 W RMS, 3 Ohm, LE-165.100), two silver spade terminals on the black terminal plate. Exact proportions, exact shapes, nothing invented; nothing of the original car survives. Scale the speaker so it fills the same screen area the car did in every shot. Its matte black basket and cone catch the red neon and white floodlights as the real finish would; the grey magnet band and silver terminals give sharp specular highlights. Orientation and motion rule: the speaker stands upright exactly like a speaker placed on a table — magnet and back label DOWN, cone and dust cap UP, its axis perpendicular to the surface it moves on. It keeps this upright pose in all shots: it never tips over, never rolls, never spins, never travels cone-first. It moves forward as a whole, sliding/gliding on its magnet base about 1–2 cm above the ramp and tarmac, carried by a thin cushion of white-hot thrust glow beneath the magnet. On the curved ramp it stays perpendicular to the ramp surface, so it follows the curve with the ramp. It has no wheels. Action and physics unchanged, performed by the speaker: [0:00–0:01] low static rear close-up at ground level under the ramp: the speaker stands at the ramp base seen from behind and slightly below — grey magnet band with barcode sticker, basket spokes, silver terminals and flange edge fill the frame; red neon of the ramp edge reflected on the basket and magnet; speaker stationary. [0:01–0:10] extreme wide locked-off static, full ramp height against pure black: the upright speaker (seen from behind) accelerates hard up the vertical ramp on the white dashed centre line, white thrust glow flaring from under its magnet, then launches off the top lip and flies out of frame. [0:10–0:12] medium-wide low eye-level static side profile: the speaker descends in slow ballistic flight, still magnet-down, tilted slightly nose-up, flange, basket and magnet cup clearly readable in profile, twin high-pressure white thrust plumes firing straight down from under the magnet and lighting its underside; silhouette readable as @image2. [0:12–0:14] ground-level side-tracking shot: the speaker touches down on the tarmac on its magnet base with a slight shudder and glides upright through a huge billowing white smoke cloud, half swallowed, flange, basket and magnet band visible. [0:14–0:17] low rear-three-quarter tracking shot: the speaker glides out of the smoke along the dark tarmac, still upright, red runway markers and ramp neon sliding across the basket, flange and magnet band, camera falling behind. Consistency: one and the same speaker in all 5 shots — same shape, colour, details, never recoloured, never a mix of old and new. Real shadow on ramp and tarmac, red neon and white floodlights reflected on the surfaces, no floating or ghost edges, smoke passes correctly in front of and behind the speaker. No part of the original car visible in any frame. Sound: keep @video1's — electric motor spin-up, jet-like thruster roar mid-air, low glide on tarmac. Constraints: only the car is replaced. One speaker per shot, only the speaker from the references, always from the same angles the original car was seen. Never a lineup, never several views at once, never the studio background. No other vehicles, people or animals. Ramp, tarmac, markers, smoke and black background unchanged. Keep 9:16 and 17s. Text only as printed on the speaker itself (label, embossed lettering), nothing added. No warped basket, deformed cone, melting parts, smeared reflections, flicker, morphing between designs, or doubled speakers.