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This project was created to allow psychiatry students to run experiments testing how well human can detect noise direction using only a delay in hearing noise through left and right ears
Python routines for noise synthesis, erosion, etc. for creation of realistic terrain heightmaps.
Project is in somewhat rough shape just now.
This project, [http://gombology.blogspot.com/ SynOscP5], is a library for the [http://processing.org Processing] environment. It adds support for building [http://opensoundcontrol.org/ OSC] messages in the [http://stud3.tuwien.ac.at/~e0725639/OSC-SYN.txt SYN] namespace.
The [http://stud3.tuwien.a...
audio,
OpenSoundControl,
Processing,
OSC,
SynOsc,
sound,
sequencer,
music,
noise,
synthesizer,
Processing.org,
Proce55ing,
java
Just include the following line of code in your HTML:
{{{
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://adam_s.scripts.mit.edu/click/click.js"></script>
}}}
And host two files on your webserver: [http://adam_s.scripts.mit.edu/click/click.mp3 click.mp3] and [http://adam_s.scripts.mit.edu/click/c...
click,
sound,
mp3,
audio,
link,
onhover,
onmouseover,
mouseover,
hover,
noise,
a,
element,
href,
event
=Elbowroom=
Using procedural content generation techniques (PCG), *Elbowroom* will produce an _enormous_ 3D world to explore.
As the project develops, the world will become more detailed.
It will take up very little disk space as the content will not be stored, but generated at runtime.
It wil...
This minimalist grid synthesizer uses additive wave techniques to make aural textures inspired by early tape and computer music composers. It is capable of lush tones but is fairly difficult to master. The interface is designed to be suitable for performance pieces.
A few pieces created with ...
Yet another iteration of noise focusing on simplicity over power. Built using pure win32
noisegeneration