Transmutation is a custom audio visualization application created for Speak Onion’s live performance on 01/27/2012 @ The Charleston, NYC. It includes four audio reactive scenes, the parameters for which can be manipulated via a GUI in real-time, and splitscreen capability.
The application and source code can be downloaded from the github repository.
Parameters for each scene are mapped to logarithmically spaced averages retrieved from an FFT analysis of the input audio. These parameters include sensitivity, scale and position of elements in each scene, and can be tweaked in real-time using a GUI.
This project was coded using Processing. Some of the code is based on examples from Daniel Shiffman’s – The Nature of Code.
Hey man love the project! Trying to get it to run on my machine but every sketch i launch needs to be inside a folder with its respective name. Im sure im overlooking something really simplesbut how can i run the full application?
Cheers
thanks! you can download the compiled application from github: https://github.com/downloads/bruzed/transmutation/transmutation.zip
to run it from processing set it up like this: http://cl.ly/0k2z371P451F1K2x2q04
let me know it it works out.
Hey man, love the work, having trouble getting some of the libraries, was wondering if you could point me in the right direction so I can mess around with this and learn from these great examples!?
sure. what exactly are you having trouble with?