Sound Abstraction
Rendering audio beyond the waveform.
This module experiments with ways to translate sonic data—amplitude peaks, frequency bands, rhythmic signatures—into crisp monochrome compositions. The goal: visuals that feel like listening, even when muted.
Live spectrum studies
Sample a random ambient recording and watch its frequency spectrum evolve. Pick the renderer style that best fits your study.
Ambient Sound Visualiser
Press play to listen and watch the Layered sine waves respond in real time.
Define the stage size and background that the waves are rendered on.
Control how many waves are rendered and how frequently they sample the audio.
Tune the wave appearance, accents, and area fill.
Ambient Sound Visualiser
Press play to listen and watch the Circular sine halo respond in real time.
Define the stage size and background that the waves are rendered on.
Control how many waves are rendered and how frequently they sample the audio.
Tune the wave appearance, accents, and area fill.
Ambient Sound Visualiser
Press play to listen and watch the Spectral energy lattice respond in real time.
Define the stage size and background that the waves are rendered on.
Adjust how finely the analyser samples and how smoothly energy changes are tracked.
Set the grid resolution (multiples of 12) used for dot placement.
Control how many recent highlights remain visible as new notes appear.
Toggle the lattice guides that frame each cell.
Assign one colour per semitone (C → B); highlights use the matching tone colour.
Ambient Sound Visualiser
Press play to listen and watch the Chromatic bloom lattice respond in real time.
Define the stage size and background that the waves are rendered on.
Adjust how finely the analyser samples and how smoothly energy changes are tracked.
Set the grid resolution (multiples of 12) used for dot placement.
Control how many recent highlights remain visible as new notes appear.
Toggle the lattice guides that frame each cell.
Toggle supporting layers for the bloom renderer.
Assign one colour per semitone (C → B); highlights use the matching tone colour.