Oh, I love things like that. I wrote a Photoshop file format plugin to load/save wave files a long time ago to manipulate audio files with image filters. Haven't updated it since, so it's still Mac OS 9 only.
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#42next step: edit an image using a full score for a song thus creating a movie.
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#43next step: edit an image using a full score for a song thus creating a movie.
Input a picture and a song and create a gif/video... That would be crazy great.
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#44Neat. I assume it would be possible to do the same thing in reverse then? As in, use image editing effects on audio clips?
https://www.fsynth.com is a web synthesizer which is just doing that, a canvas content is generated by the GPU and converted to sounds in real-time, there will be a feature to import sounds directly soon.
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#45You had one job ... what we need is PhotoSound. With layers of groove and harmony to deepdream our way to push button music creation.
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#46That's a really neat idea. Good job!
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#47The author of the modular synth "SunVox" made a live tool called "PixiVisor" that does something similar. http://www.warmplace.ru/soft/pixivisor/ The last two videos on the page are particularly impressive, which demonstrate video mixing using two channels of an audio mixer, and video blurring from multi-path audio reflections.
Cool thanks for sharing the name. I've been thinking a lot about functions that operate across multiple modalities (modalities as in visual, auditory, etc) lately. Good to know someone else has thought about it too, and looks like went much further.
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