Okay, y'all know how much I love a good TED talk. This one is really interesting, because the presenter talks about visualizing sound and how different frequencies can be relayed with visualizations.
YOUR ASSIGNMENT! Watch this TED Talk with Jared Ficklin. In the comments section, tell me three things:
1. What unconventional sound(s) you would like to see visualized.
2. How you would like to visualize that unconventional sound (art? Software? Ruben's tube? Something new and different?)
3. What kind of implications the visualization of sound could have on closed captioning. Ficklin mentions using it in scary movies--what other applications are out there?
This assignment will be due by midnight on Monday, February 11th.
Testing....1...2...3....
ReplyDelete1)a construction site, or a zoo
ReplyDelete2)explosions, or a painting
3)sound waves
1.) Someone playing a theremin (electronic instrument which you don't have to directly touch to play) or the sound made from rubbing your fingers around the top of a partially filled wine glass.
ReplyDelete2.) A rendering algorithm, a Ruben's tube, with a fireworks show, or with the computer language (example of the computer language which i'm talking about: 0110100110001100101)
3.) a.) Certain colors of the light spectrum to go with louder and quieter sounds or higher-pitched and lower-pitched sounds on TV.
3.) b.)The real time audio wavelengths could also be used in Slapstick or live-audience comedies and it would be interesting to be able to see the visual of laughter and a visual of the sounds of clumsiness.
1) I would like to see three completely different genres of songs and guess which genre is which! It would also be neat to see sounds of a high school cafeteria. You would be able to clearly see which sounds were at the beginning and end of lunch because of the levels of excitement. You may also see if something unusual or funny happend. (The more exciting an event the louder people are)
ReplyDelete2)It would be cool to see sounds through water and lights. (I loved the fire and I think Lindsey's paint idea is really cool)
3) At the beach, you hear the waves whoosh back and you can imagine the next sound when they come back to shore.
1. I think it'd be cool to visually hear traffic on a busy highway since there's all the different cars and trucks make different noises and also, they'd all make similar sounds that you could see when they went over bumps or cracks.
ReplyDelete2. I liked the flame table to see sounds because it was easy to see how the sounds changed and moved.
3. Your eyes can see when there's different types of sound, like music or speech and you can see different speeds and tones of the sound.
-Taylor Harris
1.)Theme park, football game, or aquarium.
ReplyDelete2.)I would want to visualize it as the splatter of paint from paintball guns. The more layers of paint splattered, the louder the sound waves are and vice versa. Somewhat similar to how sound waves move, but in an artistic form.
3.)Sound Waves
1) An aquarium or ocean
ReplyDelete2) Art or Ruben's tube
3) Sound Waves
1. An amusement park or a highway
ReplyDelete2. Maybe like a laser show or software
3. Deaf people will be able to get more out of a movie or event. Screens at different events like lectures or plays could show the sound waves so that deaf people can see the emotion and not just words that are signed by an interpreter.
1)a rollercoaster
ReplyDelete2)fireworks or a crowd of people
3)a tropical forest
1. An amusement park
ReplyDelete2. Roller-coaster
3. Vibrations
1. An amusement park
ReplyDelete2. A roller-coaster
3. Vibrations
1)an arcade
ReplyDelete2)tesla coil
3)so that people who are deaf or odler people can still hear things like young people.
-Avery Grizzle
p.s. fire does make everything more-funner :)
1) at a beach
ReplyDelete2)slpashes of different colours of paint for whenever there is a specific sound like red of seaguls blue for waves, ect.
3)so that people who are hearing impaired can see the sounds that we hear by assciating them with colours.
1. an amusment pak
ReplyDelete2. a roller coaster
3.vibrations
1.a amusment park
ReplyDelete2.a roller coaster
3. vibrations
1) an ocean, a amusement park, or the streets of New York City
ReplyDelete2) Art or Ruben's tube
3) Sound waves
1) Probably a crying baby
ReplyDelete2)The same. using flames because it looks cooler :)
3)Vibrations
-Rhian Mann
1) It would be intersting to see what the sound of a percussionist playing would be like.
ReplyDelete2) Colored fire. The flames change color according to pitch and sound.
3)It's a light show for your ears!
1)I think that the sound of birds in the trees would be cool
ReplyDelete2)The Rubens tube, maybe art
3)It would allow deaf people to not only know what the person is saying, but also how they are saying it (voice inflections)
1. submarine control room, Birds, and 72 hours of the back seat of a NYC taxi cab
ReplyDelete2. It would be cool to see it as a picture made up of other pictures
3. it would good for deep bass sounds under 20 hHz and really high soprano notes and other sounds you can't hear.
-Andy Jones
1. The ocean or a rollercoaster
ReplyDelete2. Fireworks or see the sound through water
3. Vibrations or sound waves
-Englyn Harris
1. The ocean or a rollercoaster
ReplyDelete2. Fireworks or seeing the sound through water
3. Vibrations and sound waves
-Englyn Harris
1)The hallways at Archer or an amusement park.
ReplyDelete2)Splashes of different colors of paint.
3)Sound Waves
-Greg Chavez
1. it would be cool to hear a light show, like at stone mountain
ReplyDelete2. I'd like to view it as ripples of color on black (so art)
3. even if you arent deaf, it would add suspense to anything you are doing
1. rollar coaster
ReplyDelete2. vibrations
3. amusement park
-Luke Maddox
1) I think a concert would be cool to look at visually.
ReplyDelete2) I'd want a flame table to look at when I'm listening or playing music to see how the flames move with the sound.
3) I think to be able to visualize the sound patterns in a music video or something like that could be intriguing other than watching the video itself. I guess that could help you understand the sounds in the music better.
1)A space shuttle countdown and launch.
ReplyDelete2)Either a program that paints colors based on the pitches of notes or firework explosions that are synchronized to the notes of a song.
3)Easier for deaf people to "hear" speech patterns so they actually see the sound waves instead of just reading the closed captioning. - Joseph Hubbard
1)A concert or a musical performance that could be seen instead of heard
ReplyDelete2)Being able to paint a picture based on the song, and the colors being based on how high or low the note is, how loud, and maybe even for emotions (like blue and gray for sad, red for angry, orange and yellow for up beat, etc. etc. etc.)
3)It could be a new way to visualize and understand music that sound cant quite cause. (And it would be cool to hang a song on a wall.. just saying...)
1. UFC fight
ReplyDelete2. Software that assigns a color to each sound
3. It couldnt be used for closed captioning but it would be cool to use it the background
1) i think it would be interesting to see the sounds of nature. A day of the wind rustling the leaves, birds chirping, or rain on pavement. There are so many different sounds that you notice just by sitting outside for an hour, I would like to see those visually.
ReplyDelete2) A collage of different shapes corresponding to different pitches and shades of colors corresponding to volumes of the sounds.
3) It would allow for the hearing impaired to more actively participate in virtual conversations (i.e. Skype), or in instances where close captioning would be used, because they could see the inflection in voice and music.
1)the grocery store
ReplyDelete2)I'd want to see the sound visualized on a flame table
3)this would add more excitement to everyday things walking on the street, or watching television.
-Brianna Williams
1. A farmer's market
ReplyDelete2.A program thats lets you see the colors of the sounds
3.This adds more excitement to television, music, or movies
1) The transition of classes in a high school.
ReplyDelete2) I'd like to see it with colors. The different voices of people will present different colors, making a melody of colors.
3) It could show mood, and how intense (loud or soft) something is said. Reds could be an anger, or loud talking person. And Blue could be soft, quiet spoken people.
It would be interesting to take his idea of documenting the sounds at the skate park and showing the location of cheers and such, and apply it to a cross country course. The main sound being measured would be cheers and they would typically be right along the course. This model would take into account the times of the sounds along with the location on the course. I would expect to see somewhat of a wave following the lead pack and then a steady cheer as others pass. There would probably also be a swell in volume near the finish as athletes are encouraged to pass each other.
ReplyDeleteI think sound applied to closed captioning would best represent the rhythm of the speaker's voice or soundtrack. The audience would be able to tell if the mood is frantic or relaxed and flowing.
1. I would love to see the the sounds of a rain forest.
ReplyDelete2. I would like to watch each type of sound as a different color. If more than one sound is going on, the colors could overlap and blend.
3. Sometimes on closed captioning I see something like "music playing" but there is no way to know how loud or what genre the music is. The visualization of sound would make this possible.
1. The ocean
ReplyDelete2. I would like to see the ocean on either the flame table or a painting.
3. Vibrations or sound waves
1)I would like to see the sound of screaming adoring fans at a concert
ReplyDelete2)It would be pretty cool to see it through a Rubens Tube or art work
3)Through sound waves and vibrations
1)It would be cool to see the sounds of a city throughout the day and how it changes with the time to see when the city is more lively.
ReplyDelete2)I would like to see this through art.
3)Visualization of sound on closed captioning would definitely make things more interesting if you're deaf or in a place that has the tv low or muted so you could really get more out of what's going on.
1) a casino
ReplyDelete2) a painting or flame table
3) vibrations to show emotions like anger or depression
1.I think it would be pretty cool to see the sounds of modern pop music so that we could see and interpret how most songs now a days sound the same or very similar.
ReplyDelete2.I would definitely like to see this sound through art in order to see the sameness of music today.
3.Visualization of sound is really cool and so is closed captioning so you can see the sound on tv,but it doesnt seem as though it would serve that great a purpose, because honestly looking at frequencies on the bottom of my tv would do nothing but annoy me.
1. i think it would be interesting to see the sound of a factory with al the machines working at once.
ReplyDelete2. i would like to see it with each sound as a different color or pattern and it all made in to a painting or piece of art.
3. it would give you a different perspective of what you are watching, such as a love story looks one way and a horror looks a different way.
1) It would be cool to hear the stuff going on in space and when something explodes in it.
ReplyDelete2)I would like to see this in a flat surface of water, that way if something big happens you can imagine how big and loud it would be, due to the splash of the water, and the ripple effects that comes after.
3) Sound waves
1. I think seeing the sounds of an airport would be really interesting. Different accents and languages, checkout counters, airport security, people saying hello/good-byes, etc...
ReplyDelete2. I would like to see this through software that assigns colors and shapes to different events, emotions, and sounds.
3. I had never thought about how much an audience misses when forced to completely rely on closed captioning. The use of colors and patterns would help audiences recognize various aspects of everyday speech like cadence and inflection because it's not how you say something, but the way you say it.
1) I think it would be cool to hear a baseball game, with the sounds of the fans and the game itself combined
ReplyDelete2)I would want to see this sound through art, what would the sound of a sports game really look like
3)It would give the hearing impaired a chance to hear what is going on on TV if you had the frequencies and amplitude at the bottom of the screen.
~Amber Clayton
1) I personally would love to see the sounds of war. War is is famous and the sounds are so distinguishable and it would be interesting to see the sounds of horrible things brought into such beauty.
ReplyDelete2) I would love to see it in that universe software or as a painting.
3)A lot of times people are more attracted visually to something and this could get people interested. Also to enjoy something visually that normally would have been boring listening to it.
Litlt05 is me Tori Short. I used my google account
ReplyDelete1. Stadium
ReplyDelete2. Ruben tube
3.sound waves
-Sam Ajibola
1) I would like to hear birds chirping. I like the way they sound. I'm just saying I've never heard an ugly sounding bird, so I think it would be cool to have it visualized.
ReplyDelete2) I would really want to see the sound visualized as a house, but just the outside of it. I would wonder what color it would be or what the design would look like.
3) It could be used for the visualization of elevator music.
1) I think it would be cool to see the sound of birds chirping/singing. I mean I've always liked the sound, and I've never heard an ugly sounding bird.
ReplyDelete2) I would like to see the sound visualized as a house, but just the exterior. I wonder what color it would be or what would the design of it look like.
3) Ficklin's method can be used with elevator music. I'm sure the deaf would like to hear what they're riding to.
1) I think it would be cool to see the sound of a fireworks show.
ReplyDelete2) I think it would look cool for it to be in a painting.
3) It would be easier to know what is actually happening in a movie or TV show because you can seen when things are occurring.
1) A rocket blasting off
ReplyDelete2) Ruben's tube or art
3) Sound waves
1)I think it would be interesting to compare the sounds of people experiencing different emotions.
ReplyDelete2)Software producing colorful images based on the sound the emotions made would be a good way to view this.
3)Using this idea in closed captioning, a deaf person could more easily see the emotion of an actor based on their inflection rather than merely their facial expressions.
1) the waves at the ocean or a flowing river
ReplyDelete2) i would probably use some sort of adio video software, but the ruben tube would also be interesting to use.
3) you could use it to supplement the auditory experience at concerts.
1. The food court at the mall and the first ten minutes of orchesrta class
ReplyDelete2. Ruben's tube and art
3. Water waves
1. I think that it would be interesting to see the sounds of a classroom. You could see how the sounds changes when the class starts, when the bell rings, etc.
ReplyDelete2. It would be interesting to visualize this sound with a painting or computer software.
3. The visualization of sound on closed captioning would be very helpful for individuals who are deaf when they are watching a movie. it would allow them to know the way in which the person in the movie is speaking and not just what they are saying. For example they would know how loud or soft the person is speaking, their inflections on certain words, etc.
-Sydney Sorensen
1- Animals on a farm, a river, or maybe dolphins under water
ReplyDelete2- Definitely art, it's the most interesting for me to look at
3- it would help people with hearing problems to know what is being said, but also the way it is said and the emotion and all
1) I'd like to see a Diesel engine. I like the sounds an engine makes and I can pick out what each sound is, but I think it'd be wicked awesome to see them. It'd be a cool pattern I think.
ReplyDelete2) I'd like to see the sound of a Diesel engine on the fire table thing. I don't think I'd be abel to interpret it through software and anything larger as a visualization for such a complex sound would be hard to keep up with.
3) A cool application for this would be for PA systems, just in case people can't hear. If they can't, they would be able to visualize announcements and some of the tonal aspects of voice that don't carry over super well through plain text.
Just for kicks, I'd also like to see Elegy, because I think it would probably look like Saving Private Ryan or the Battle at Helms Deep...
1.I would love to visualize a kitchen in a busy restaurant. It would be very interesting to see the sound of constant movement,orders being yelled out, and different cooking methods(frying,boiling,etc.).
ReplyDelete2. Art that includes assigned colors for distinct sounds would probably be a good representation of a kitchen, and to make it more detailed, the colors could be darker for louder sounds and lighter for softer sounds.
3. If closed captioning were to use techniques similar to these,the viewers could experience a more accurate illustration of the sounds in the scene they are watching.For example, it would easier for them to see multiple sounds going on at once.
1: A football game ( the clashing of pads and helmets)
ReplyDelete2:Okay I know this sounds kind of weird... but what about food that represents different sounds. Or like flavors of frozen yogurt for different notes. So you can see what your kind of taste in music is. (Pun intended)
3: Instead of just seeing the words.. you can see how their said.. or the sounds if there's a crash you can actually see the disturbance in the sound waves. It just let's you know the intensity of how something is said or how it sounds.
-Hunter Emmons
1:I would like to see a pep rally,(Section scream-off)because the different sections screaming will be very loud and different.
ReplyDelete2:I would like to see the applause at the end of a performance because the audience will be making different pitches with their hands.
3:I would like to see a baby crying because the different pitches the baby makes depending on the screaming or just crying.
-Tori Charles
1. I think it would be interesting to visualize the sounds of a concert because there are different sounds like screaming fans and the instruments being played.
ReplyDelete2. Ruben's tube, because it easily demonstrates the different frequencies and sound waves.
3. Watching the sound waves makes it much more interesting than just listening to a sound. It also makes it easier for the hearing impaired to visualize the waves, since they can't hear the sounds. It would no longer be just subtitles in a movie or deaf people using sign language to communicate, but they could also visualize the sounds themselves.
-Andrea Pichilingue
1) tropical storm
ReplyDelete2) represented by weak or strong winds
3) sound waves
1) tropical storm
ReplyDelete2) represented by weak or strong winds
3) sound waves
1. school hallway
ReplyDelete2. it would be cool to see what the ruben's tube will do when we play music
3. vibrations
1. I think it would be pretty neat to see a crowded city such NYC. The cars and the rush would be at all different amplitudes and pitches.
ReplyDelete2.I have seen many art drawings of this which is cool, but a Ruben's tube would be definitely fitted for this.
3. This could be useful in interpreting things differently besides just hearing it. You could also see it. You could use it in movies.
-Katelon Kerns
1. A rain forest.There is moving water, multiple species of bugs and animals, and the weather changes. All these factors would contribute to the music being visually diverse.
ReplyDelete2. I believe that either art or a high tech software would visualize the rain forest particularly well. You could portray all the different sounds using different colors, and the amplitudes would differ as well.
3. If sound waves or some visual representation of sound was shown on closed captioning, then people who have a harder time hearing could take in background noise a lot easier. It could help them infer the mood of the plot, and allow them to have the same emotions as the people that can easily hear the sound and/or music.
1. Partially filled crystal glasses
ReplyDelete2. A flame table
3. Sound waves
1. Probably like a shopping mall. It'd be interesting to hear/see all the different talking and noises
ReplyDelete2. The rubens tube and art
3.sound waves
1 a dubstep concert, everything would go haywire
ReplyDelete2 a computer system analyzing all frequencies under the spectrum
3 sound waves
1 a dubstep concert, everything would go haywire
ReplyDelete2 a computer system analyzing all frequencies under the spectrum
3 sound waves
1. A basketball game or the commons during lunch
ReplyDelete2. Rubens Tube
3.Sound waves
~D'Nayah McCoy
1. It would be interesting to see famous speeches such as MLK's I Have a Dream speech or well-known president's speeches.
ReplyDelete2. It would be cool to see it portrayed as a painting, so then you could compare and contrast the what different people's speeches look like.
3. The painting of a speech could be shown being painted during the speech on another screen to show the different emotions and tones used.
1. I would like to see a ride at an amusement park.It would be interesting to see the machine and the sounds it makes, as well as the people's reactions (screaming/shouting).
ReplyDelete2. It would be easiest to see this on a flame table, as the sounds are dispersed in every direction. Like shown in the video, the Ruben's tube is only clear when it is displaying one single frequency. Art or a computer software would also suffice.
3. The renderings along with the closed captioning would successfully display the words being spoken, obviously, but also show the mood. you would be able to see how loud or soft the tone is, if there is slow or upbeat background music playing, or if a person was yelling.
-Trenton Harris
1. I would like to see the sounds of a swim meet. With the splashing, cheering and echoes from the pool it would be interesting to see what it looks like.
ReplyDelete2. I would want to see the sounds of a swim meet on a flame table. Watching the guitar on the table was amazing and I want to see other sounds displayed the same way.
3. They would help those with hearing impairments but also allow those who have good hearing to use their own minds and imagine what sounds they would place at certain parts. It would give people the opportunity to be creative in a new way.
1. a mother bird's eggs being hatched and her chicks coming out and growing up to fly away from the nest :)
ReplyDelete2.maybe a color lights software . I dont know specific name. Lol
3.sound waves or flashing patterns
1.All the animals noises in the ocean
ReplyDelete2.Art or Rubens Tube
3.Sound waves
-Marissa Bove ^-^
1. I would like to see the sounds an argument between 4 year olds. Or the sizzling sound of food cooking.
ReplyDelete2. The rubens tube was pretty cool.
3. It could be used to visualize the background music in movies.
Alexis Milewsky
1)i would be interesting too see sounds of cars driving because they produce many sounds on the road
ReplyDelete2)I would have to say the rubens tube
3)soundwaves
1) It would be interesting to see a splash of water or even just the movement of water displayed visually
ReplyDelete2) I liked Lindsey's idea of a painting to show the sounds. I also think it would be interesting to use a flame table to show the various aspects of water's sound.
3) I think it would be helpful to see sounds in a movie, but I also think it would be helpful to see someone's voice. When you have a conversation with someone you may or may not know very well, you would be able to identify their tone based on how their voice fluctuated.
1) It would be interesting to see a splash of water or even just the movement of water displayed visually
ReplyDelete2) I liked Lindsey's idea of a painting to show the sounds. I also think it would be interesting to use a flame table to show the various aspects of water's sound.
3) I think it would be helpful to see sounds in a movie, but I also think it would be helpful to see someone's voice. When you have a conversation with someone you may or may not know very well, you would be able to identify their tone based on how their voice fluctuated.
1) It would be cool to see a beach. You could tell when it is high or low tide, or when people are active on the beach.
ReplyDelete2)Artwork or the Rubens tube
3) Sound waves
1. I think it would be intresting to see/hear a crowded beach with all the people talking and the waves in the background.
ReplyDelete2.In a painting and different colors repesent different pitches and emotions.
3.The people who are hard of hearing could see how intense or how peaceful a scene is by looking at the patterns.
1.) I'd love to "see" cat's meow
ReplyDelete2.) A watercolor drawing or splatter paint
3.) Visualization of sound with closed captioning could help people who can't hear well to better interpret the volume at which characters and events are in movies and such
1. I think it would be cool to see all the different sounds at a New Year's Eve ball drop. There's people talking, music playing, then all the noisemakers going off when it finally hits midnight.
ReplyDelete2. Either a flame table or paint splatters.
3. People who's hearing is impaired can better understand a movie, song, etc.
1) It would be interesting to see a splash of water or even just the movement of water displayed visually
ReplyDelete2) I liked Lindsey's idea of a painting to show the sounds. I also think it would be interesting to use a flame table to show the various aspects of water's sound.
3) I think it would be helpful to see sounds in a movie, but I also think it would be helpful to see someone's voice. When you have a conversation with someone you may or may not know very well, you would be able to identify their tone based on how their voice fluctuated.
1. I'd like to see a roller coaster, or maybe a full day in a frequently used school hallway.
ReplyDelete2. A flame table or a painting.
3. As opposed to closed captioning, visual representation of sound has the potential of showing the intensity or softness of a person's voice, and also the tone in which they are talking. That way people who are hearing impaired won't just be guessing how the person is talking; they'll know.
1. I think it would be interesting to visualize the sounds of an amusement park. With all of its unique noises, the result should be interesting.
ReplyDelete2. Using the relationship among the sounds of the park, one could use software to track many statistics for rides and park areas through colorful charts like the one Ficklin showed for the skate park.
3. As stated in 2, one could use audio information to collect data concerning the flow of traffic in a park, how busy lines are, and how excited people may be for certain park attractions.
1) I think it would be neat to see the stands at a major league baseball game, a couple arguing, or the sounds on a boardwalk visualized. Each of those scenarios include a multitude of factors like different activities going about and different people that seem like they would be appealing visually.
ReplyDelete2)The software I think would be the way I'd want to see the sounds represented. The different colors and shapes are more appealing to me than the Ruben's Tube.
3)Like sign language gives the deaf a manner of communication, this process would allow deaf people to visually experience what they cannot through the sense of hearing like listening to music or the emotions portrayed through speech in movies. It would allow people to further experience the little details of movies or tv.
1) I think it would be neat to see the stands at a major league baseball game, a couple arguing, or the sounds on a boardwalk visualized. Each of those scenarios include a multitude of factors like different activities going about and different people that seem like they would be appealing visually.
ReplyDelete2)The software I think would be the way I'd want to see the sounds represented. The different colors and shapes are more appealing to me than the Ruben's Tube.
3)Like sign language gives the deaf a manner of communication, this process would allow deaf people to visually experience what they cannot through the sense of hearing like listening to music or the emotions portrayed through speech in movies. It would allow people to further experience the little details of movies or tv.
1) I think it would be neat to see the stands at a major league baseball game, a couple arguing, or the sounds on a boardwalk visualized. Each of those scenarios include a multitude of factors like different activities going about and different people that seem like they would be appealing visually.
ReplyDelete2)The software I think would be the way I'd want to see the sounds represented. The different colors and shapes are more appealing to me than the Ruben's Tube.
3)Like sign language gives the deaf a manner of communication, this process would allow deaf people to visually experience what they cannot through the sense of hearing like listening to music or the emotions portrayed through speech in movies. It would allow people to further experience the little details of movies or tv.
1.)People riding on a subway Throughout the day.
ReplyDelete2.) Dominoes
3.) a- Visual sound could implicate the intensity and volume of certain sounds
b-It can also be applied to when someone is listening to a book. It can help create the scenery in that the tone and the mood and help develop the story line in a way.
-Brittany Osaseri
Alex Butenko (Just In Case)
ReplyDelete1. I'd definitely want to visualize the sounds of a karate dojo or a large urban city. Also It'd be pretty cool to see Philaharmonia's conversations visually.
2. I'd like to view sound as many different colors on one blank canvas. Each frequency would have its own color and depending upon volume and tone, the shape of the color would be formed.
3. I could definitely benefit the deaf. also it could help us to tune our instruments even better, just as intonia (spelling?) does!! It would be cool for concerts as well to see the music as it is being played.
1) A cheer squad, basketball game, or a zoo
ReplyDelete2) It would be cool to see it in a painting or Ruben's tube
3) Sound Waves
- Ryann Powell (:
1) I would like to see the sounds of a busy New York City subway station or street visualized.
ReplyDelete2) It would be cool to see these sounds visualized through a painting, like splatter art, or in a fireworks or lazer show, kind of like the one at Stone Mountain.
3) Visually representing the amplitude or frequency of sounds through different colors could help a hearing impaired audience experience a movie or television show more like a normal audience does. It would also help hearing impaired people if they could use it in real life conversations so they could understand sarcasm and things like that.
-Alex Boulware
1. I would want to see a class room visualized.
ReplyDelete2. Through a Ruben's tube and pictures of different animals.
3. It would allow the viewer to inhance their perception on the video. Instead of a given idea sought to interpret, their own thoughts can be consider
1) The kitchen of a very busy restaurant, I bet some interesting patterns would emerge.
ReplyDelete2) I think it'd fun to see it in flashing lights of different colors. Maybe having the wavelength of the color of light correspond to the pitch. I guess this would be better expressed through some sort of software rather than a guy waving around different colored banners and whatnot.
3) I think it could make the whole experience more meaningful. It's usually the sounds, music, or inflection of someone's voice that gives you goosebumps, and I think that being able to interpret those same sounds through a visual representation would make those scenes that much more powerful. I think another cool application would be some sort of device for the deaf that let them see the sounds around them. I saw one time that there is this blind guy who has a device that plays a pitch that corresponds to the color of what the device is pointing. It said that he likes how different colors sound. What if deaf people could say that they like how sounds look?
-Preston
1. I would like to see sounds at the race track visually.
ReplyDelete2. I would enjoy software because you can use color or different shapes to represent different pitches.
3. Closed captioning could be used in drive thru restraunts or pharmacies.