In How the web should be, Anil points out a flash rendition of a Coltrane tune that feels like an abstract version of the sonic wire sculptor. I wonder how difficult it would be to write code to generate these sort of visuals automatically from audio analysis? Obviously this is what visualizers do when playing mp3's in iTunes or WinAmp, but they don't have the same sense of narrative. I think to pull that off the entire audio file would have to analyzed as a whole instead of as a stream. Eh, cloudy thoughts for a cloudy morning.
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There's a little dive pub (turns out actually not a dive anymore) I'd been meaning to go to for years, and finally stopped by a couple of weeks back. I love checking out the old San Francisco spots that persist through the decades and ha...
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try a taste of this, Jon Snydal's Imrpoviz:
http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/academics/courses/is247/s04/projects/improVizBrief.pdf
http://www.sims.berkeley.edu/academics/courses/is247/s04/projects/improViz.pdf
Posted by: cheesebikini | 2005.03.07 at 03:04 PM