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I wanted to create a program that would take some type of file input and create music from it. I eventually decided that using images as inputs would create some interesting sounds. With almost any image, the settings I have created can allow the user to make decent sounding music from most images.
 
I wanted to create a program that would take some type of file input and create music from it. I eventually decided that using images as inputs would create some interesting sounds. With almost any image, the settings I have created can allow the user to make decent sounding music from most images.
  
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[https://www.dropbox.com/s/e0ej91px5kuzu84/image_to_midi.zip Download] (contains Windows and Mac versions of the application, the original Max patch, a Max for Live patch, and the description video)
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[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByruEACt8vubWk55eEpKaWE0S00 Download] (contains Windows and Mac versions of the application, the original Max patch, a Max for Live patch, and the description video)
  
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A video of the application in use:
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Description video:
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[[File:Image_to_MIDI_(low_quality).mp4‎]]
 
  
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This video is low quality due to the file size limit for the wiki, but the download contains a high quality version of the video with captions that briefly explain parts of the project.
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[[Category:Interactive Systems]]
 
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Latest revision as of 18:16, 3 January 2017

Image to MIDI is a small program made in Max that allows users to input an image and use that image to create and play MIDI notes. The program has a few different options for ways to control pitch, velocity, and duration of notes based on different types of data in each pixel of the image.

I wanted to create a program that would take some type of file input and create music from it. I eventually decided that using images as inputs would create some interesting sounds. With almost any image, the settings I have created can allow the user to make decent sounding music from most images.

Download (contains Windows and Mac versions of the application, the original Max patch, a Max for Live patch, and the description video)

Description video:


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