Making Music With Photos

January 5, 2010

Composing Music From Photography

Photosounder is a software package that processes image data as sound values. Making use of various spectrograph and filtering algorithms, Photosounder extracts interesting musical experiences from photography in a process that approaches synesthesia; the video below illustrates some results.

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By Kyle Studstill

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