Basically, the screen is divided into four quadrants to provide four discrete voices. The brighter the screen, the higher the pitch. This is done with the max/msp program from Cycling74 ( cycling74.com/ ). Many have used the program to provide video images to sound, but I am trying to reverse the process and create sound from video. This is similar to image sonification, used to create sound from data to help the vision-disabled to navigate their environment. The video portion is created with the Frax app on IOS IPad. ( fr.ax/about ). It is one of the coolest programs for exploring fractals. I have been using it for many years.
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I always knew there was something wrong about that cabbage.
Basically Ear marijuana
I always knew there was something wrong about that broccoli.
How do you get the lines outside of it?
The program Frax ( fr.ax/about ) starts and ends like that when fully zoomed out. It is basically extended color mapping like what is used elsewhere.
How do you map the image to sound?
Basically, the screen is divided into four quadrants to provide four discrete voices. The brighter the screen, the higher the pitch. This is done with the max/msp program from Cycling74 ( cycling74.com/ ). Many have used the program to provide video images to sound, but I am trying to reverse the process and create sound from video. This is similar to image sonification, used to create sound from data to help the vision-disabled to navigate their environment.
The video portion is created with the Frax app on IOS IPad. ( fr.ax/about ). It is one of the coolest programs for exploring fractals. I have been using it for many years.