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Music Hackday competition entry by Matt Biddulph and George J. Cook. Music by Forss http://soundcloud.com/forss/the-church-forss-vs-borg-live-2005 More info and source code at http://musichackday.org/hacks.php?page=iPhone+Music+Visualiser

Synesthesia is the result of a final project for Computer Science 171 at Harvard University. Synesthesia uses the Echo Nest Developer API, Python, and OpenGL to visualize music in an informative and aesthetically pleasing way. Synesthesia was written by Brett Harrison. The songs that appear in this […]

Synesthesia is the result of a final project for Computer Science 171 at Harvard University. Synesthesia uses the Echo Nest Developer API, Python, and OpenGL to visualize music in an informative and aesthetically pleasing way. Synesthesia was written by Brett Harrison.

Synesthesia is the result of a final project for Computer Science 171 at Harvard University. Synesthesia uses the Echo Nest Developer API, Python, and OpenGL to visualize music in an informative and aesthetically pleasing way. Synesthesia was written by Brett Harrison.

Synesthesia is the result of a final project for Computer Science 171 at Harvard University. Synesthesia uses the Echo Nest Developer API, Python, and OpenGL to visualize music in an informative and aesthetically pleasing way. Synesthesia was written by Brett Harrison.

Synesthesia is the result of a final project for Computer Science 171 at Harvard University. Synesthesia uses the Echo Nest Developer API, Python, and OpenGL to visualize music in an informative and aesthetically pleasing way. Synesthesia was written by Brett Harrison.

I started the project Soundscapes a year ago. It was originally made with Scriptographer and The Echonest API v2. After a long time without touching it, I ported it to processing and The Echonest API v3. This video show the generated graphics with the song playing on top. I think I have some delay due […]

I started the project Soundscapes a year ago. It was originally made with Scriptographer and The Echonest API v2. After a long time without touching it, I ported it to processing and The Echonest API v3. Here you can see how I generate PDFs and JPG files from an MP3 on my local disk. I still have some […]

This is a project I did this semester for a class in Audiovisual Systems, by professor Golan Levin. I used Tristan Jehan and Brian Whitman's Echo Nest API for most of the audio analysis and animated the video in Processing using Toxi's Vec3D library, Kristian Damkjer's OCD camera controls, and the jogl […]