Things got busy around the office so I haven’t gotten around to cleaning up the source code for this project. But I did get an audio responsive version working.
You can see a three screengrabs here, here, and here. To make these images, I have each particle responding to a different frequency of incoming audio. As the audio gets louder, the particle’s charge and mass increases. This makes ‘loud’ particles push away from the center.
I will post a video of this project as soon as I can.
Dude, your rss feed is fuckd. It doesn’t show any pictures. The link to the images is wrong, it’s
http://www.flight404.com/images/magnetosphere_03.jpg instead of http://www.flight404.com/blog/images/magnetosphere_03.jpg
Cheers
But great work, in case you were wondering
Thanks for the heads up. I will try to fix it this weekend.
I’m so looking forward to the videos!
I will start a project at school called “sound translation” soon. We have to visualize a song with an animation in flash, director, processing or ZaMa (the gen-arts tool of our interaction-design departement). However, teachers told “do it by hand”. but… you know, that’s kind of boring. So, i’m very interested in any kind of realtime sound visualisation.
Greetings from Zurich
I have a couple videos up, but they dont incorporate audio yet. They are motion tests that respond to live audio input, but you will just have to imagine the sounds.
http://www.flight404.com/_videos/audioTest3.mov
http://www.flight404.com/_videos/audioTest4.mov
Dear Robert,
Please stop being so goddamned good.
Cheers,
-Jer
Ha! Thanks Thorp. If only I had all the time in the world… then perhaps I would update this damn site a bit more often. Trying to get MagnetoSphere up in a couple days. I am actually taking 3 days vacation time next week so that I can focus on updates and cleaning up source code. Fingers crossed…
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