About uuh maybe two weeks ago I posted a video here right here of colorchord, a preview,
and that was it playing off of a song that was just being played off the internal system
on my laptop... But ColorChord can be used live. What ColorChord is is a mapping from
sound into color. So, up here you can see a decrtete fourier transform of my voice I
can go ♫aaaaaahhh♫. Then it maps to a folded fourier transform down here where you
see the note and the overtone ♫aaaaaahhh♫. And then to colors, to yellow (the primary)
and blue (the overtone). ♫aaaaaahhh♫ ColorChord can then not only be used to display interesting
things on your screen, but output to other devices, so this thing right here is Brendan's
WS2812 Display and you might remember that from this video where I explained how I can
do this with an AVR. You can click on that video right here. ♫aaaaaahhh♫.
Also, I have up here on my ceiling, an array of WS2812's, so if I try to say a note or something like
♫eeeeeeooooouuuueeeeaaaaaa♫ it updates it like that. The reason I'm recording this
video, though was Mark here was just playing - say hello a little more melodically
♫helloooooooo♫
was playing this keyboard here and it looked really neat, so let's see what you guys think.
♫Fugue in D Minor♫
♫chuckles♫
Well, that's pretty neat and if you guys are curious to see what ColorChord 1 was like,
just for comparison, feel free to click on any of the videos below.
Hopefully more updates will come soon.