Today we started looking at various sensors to capture data and convert it to audio.
Also now investigating linking the Arduino to Supercollider.
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Today we started looking at various sensors to capture data and convert it to audio.
Also now investigating linking the Arduino to Supercollider.
Sketches for first prototype of non-AR augmented reality visor.
Playing with Arduino sensors and audio.
Rising tone
Theremin
Voice samples
A bit of research today, looking at sound and technology, particularly AI.
George Philip Wright’s Vochlea gadget transforms human voice into instruments
Description
Creating playlists is a burden. Shuffling songs is annoying. That’s why Ripple was born.
With Ripple player, creating playlists is no more than a simple click. All you need to do is select one song as an origin, and a playlist will be automatically generated for you. The playlist will be random, yet containing songs coherent and matching each other well.
Advanced Algorithm
– Generate local coherent playlists
– No Internet access needed
– Fast and Accurate
Household objects become musical instruments with Sound Pegs by Nick Brennan
And finally…
“…People used to make their own [computer] cases for them, often quite nice wooden cases…”
Starting to research ideas for the PG02 Cycle 2 ‘Behind the scenes’ project brief and came across this podcast as part of the Design Museum’s recent California: Designing Freedom exhibition.
Interesting to consider that Apple started as a very DIY, hobbyist enterprise. The current cost and effort needed now to upgrade or replace even the smallest element of Apple products, and their uniform look seems a far cry from this.
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