
Swan Lake - Zeno Music Visualiser
1 year ago
This is the Waltz from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake suite, rendered through my music visualiser. This is an entirely generative/audio reactive animation, i.e. no keyframing or manual input or editing. Programmed using the Processing language.
More info at butterfly.ie
More info at butterfly.ie
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I'm just sayin...
the big sweeping zooms that accompanied the large changes in volume were *great*, but the little fidgety ones that went with the normal small variations in volume you get with any song, i thought, kind of detracted from the flowing nature of the visualizer. . .
but then again, after re-reading all of the comments above me, i guess i probably am alone in thinking this and am a total dumbass. . .
I blogged it. Hope thats cool.
jonrawlinson.com/2008/10/swan-lake-zeno-music-visualiser/
You are a Processing Ninja ! ;)
can I ask you, is it real-time?
if so, what is your hardware?
and how do you manage to anti-alias the openGL render?
i was thinking for instance, in a contemporary dance piece, the dancers would be moving with the same organic energy and mimicking the movement of the Zeno as accurately as possible. just a thought tho..
Another thought (sorry about this) and a vastly vague one too; have u ever thought about integrating the zeno animation system with supercollider through OSC, thus making it into a musical intrument of some sort and not just a music visualiser?
If I understand this correctly, you have "automatically" created something that Walt Disney would have given his right arm to create!
Very nice work!
I want to start creating videos in progressing too. If someone knows german people who do progressing: Please send me a message! I need someone who explains it for me. Thx. :)
really fantastic!
i hope a similar with pink floyd and jean michel jarre music.
beautiful really.
ooooh it is gorgeous
very talented
google them..they are amazing live