For artistic purposes, there are a number of professional signal recognition
tracks, but they are too complicated, and successful "light organ" applications
or Rock Show lighting plans are directly correlated with the artistic intentions
in the music production.
Technology students with some
Hello Richard and others
Am 10.07.2018 um 15:25 schrieb Richard Dobson:
I am very much into this topic of mapping live musical parameters to
(generative, real-time rendered) visuals, so I'm very interested in what
others have to add to this list.
Music to Video is also a thing which took my
Hi Raphaël,
you might consider additional spectral descriptors such as MFCC/BFCC,
cepstrum, spectral moments like centroid, variance, skewness. For
visualization purposes where you want to map perceived sound to visuals
a more perceptually oriented scale is also useful, so use barkhausen or
It might also be worth looking at Sonic Visualiser, which is open source:
https://www.sonicvisualiser.org/
Richard Dobson
On 10/07/2018 14:01, Patric Schmitz wrote:
Hi Raphaël,
you might consider additional spectral descriptors such as MFCC/BFCC,
cepstrum, spectral moments like centroid,
Hi Raphaël,
you might consider additional spectral descriptors such as MFCC/BFCC,
cepstrum, spectral moments like centroid, variance, skewness. For
visualization purposes where you want to map perceived sound to visuals
a more perceptually oriented scale is also useful, so use barkhausen or
