For this I have combined both Pure Data and Processing to respond to audio intake. This post is extremely late because I had to restart this project due to the fact that it was erased from all documents everywhere. Well it still works about the same as I had presented it in class. I have a attached a link for a zip file that contains its necessary parts.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/users.wpi.edu\/~ahclemens\/TooDamnHigh.zip<\/p>\n
What the program does is read audio input from a microphone. Then translates the volume into a readable number. That number determines which image of a meme will be shown. The Pure Data meme is the Too Damn High image. The Processing meme uses Dwight from the office. Each program uses a slightly different image change function. For example, Pure Data meshes the images as the volume is in between picture stages. But Processing switches clean and quickly between its choices.<\/p>\n
If you want to run the program then you need to have Processing and Pure Data installed along with the OSC in the Processing library. Then its a pretty simple open and run if Pure Data has audio allowed.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For this I have combined both Pure Data and Processing to respond to audio intake. This post is extremely late because I had to restart this project due to the fact that it was erased from all documents everywhere. Well … Continue reading