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== Motivation ==
 
== Motivation ==
I have always been interested in the idea that music is a "Universal Language." For this project, I decided to create a play on this idea by having sound correspond to written language.
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I have always been interested in the idea that music is the "Universal Language." For this project, I decided to create a play on this idea by having sound correspond to written language- specifically to individual letters of the alphabet.
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== Visualization ==
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[[Image:VIS145B.jpg]]
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== Interactive paradigm ==
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The frequency range of the user's voice will correspond to different letter which will appear on the screen. The idea is for the user to be able to spell out a word ("communicate") using only their voice (as opposed to speech).  
  
  
== Visualization ==
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== Technical Description ==
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The program will detect the frequency of the person's voice, which will then correspond to a letter which will appear on the screen, which is designed to replicate piano keys.
  
  
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== Documentation ==
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[[Image:UniversalLanguage1.jpg]]
  
== Interactive paradigm ==
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[[Image:UniversalLanguage2.jpg]]
The frequency range of the user's voice will correspond to different letter which will appear on the screen. The idea is for the user to be able to spell out a word ("communicate") using only their voice (as opposed to speech).
 
  
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[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLi1QqDmJYI Universal Language Video Demo]
  
== Technical Description ==
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[[Media:Code.pde]]
The program will detect the frequency of the person's voice, which will then correspond to a letter which will appear on the screen.
 

Latest revision as of 01:42, 11 June 2010

Motivation

I have always been interested in the idea that music is the "Universal Language." For this project, I decided to create a play on this idea by having sound correspond to written language- specifically to individual letters of the alphabet.

Visualization

VIS145B.jpg

Interactive paradigm

The frequency range of the user's voice will correspond to different letter which will appear on the screen. The idea is for the user to be able to spell out a word ("communicate") using only their voice (as opposed to speech).


Technical Description

The program will detect the frequency of the person's voice, which will then correspond to a letter which will appear on the screen, which is designed to replicate piano keys.


Documentation

UniversalLanguage1.jpg

UniversalLanguage2.jpg

Universal Language Video Demo

Media:Code.pde