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The pixels of the videos are displayed as ellipses and their sizes are depending on the volume of the sound.<br> | The pixels of the videos are displayed as ellipses and their sizes are depending on the volume of the sound.<br> | ||
The louder the sound is, the bigger are the ellipses. | The louder the sound is, the bigger are the ellipses. <br> | ||
By hovering with the mouse over the sketch, you can switch between the audio-files. <br> | |||
Press the mouse and you can switch between the city-modus and the nature-modus. | Press the mouse and you can switch between the city-modus and the nature-modus. | ||
While experimenting with some basic libraries in Processing, like Processing.sound.*, a mysterious bug always crashed my sketch either while hovering very fast over the areas or after I stopped the runmodus. It turned out, that this is a bug of the Processing sound library and so I’ve decided to use Minim for my project. <br> | While experimenting with some basic libraries in Processing, like Processing.sound.*, a mysterious bug always crashed my sketch either while hovering very fast over the areas or after I stopped the runmodus. It turned out, that this is a bug of the Processing sound library and so I’ve decided to use Minim for my project. <br> | ||
[[Image:background-draw.png|thumb|left|500px]] <br> For visualizing the sizes of the ellipses a bit better, <br> I set the background colour in the | [[Image:background-draw.png|thumb|left|500px]] <br> For visualizing the sizes of the ellipses a bit better, <br> I set the background colour in the draw function. | ||
<br> You can watch the related video [https://vimeo.com/160799243 here.] | <br> You can watch the related video [https://vimeo.com/160799243 here.] | ||
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[[Image:background-setup.png|thumb|left|500px]] <br> But I think the more attractive version is, to set the background colour in the | [[Image:background-setup.png|thumb|left|500px]] <br> But I think the more attractive version is, to set the background colour in the setup function, because the ellipses of the previous sounds are still visible, but getting repainted. | ||
<br> You can watch the related video [https://vimeo.com/160798368 here.] | <br> You can watch the related video [https://vimeo.com/160798368 here.] | ||
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[[Image:output-sound.png|thumb|left|500px]] <br> Additionally I added | [[Image:output-sound.png|thumb|left|500px]] <br> Additionally I added an output, that describes which sound-number and video is currently playing, so you can examine in which environment you are. | ||
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So, ... <br> In the meeting, when we had to talk about our project ideas I only knew, that I want to create "something with pixel-sorting", but this was quite boring. <br> I liked the idea of the soundboard of the Ilmpark and so I combined pixel-sorting with sound in another way. <br> It was a really fun project and the idea was not too difficult, so I was able to handle it. | So, ... <br> In the meeting, when we had to talk about our project ideas I only knew, that I want to create "something with pixel-sorting", but this was quite boring. <br> I liked the idea of the soundboard of the Ilmpark and so I combined pixel-sorting with sound in another way. <br> It was a really fun project and the idea was not too difficult, so I was able to handle it. | ||
'''Try this sketch on your own. <br> Download the code on [http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/337454 OpenProcessing] and the zipped data folder [https://www.dropbox.com/s/syc33fqtvkyurzc/soundlandscape-data.zip?dl=0 here]''' | |||