声效 | 一棵树听起来是什么声音?

2022年03月04日 13:03 ·
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A short data driven artwork exploring the relationship between 3D objects and sound.
The aim of this project was to see what is possible when thinking about sound design using the data from the visual content itself.
Here a single beam of light scans from left to right, creating a 2D cross section of the shape. Using the area of this cross section MIDI data is generated using Houdini and CHOPS. This can be fed into any DAW providing a base for content driven sound design. Field recordings from the object's natural environment triggered by this data allow a close relationship between the light and sounds that are created, completely unique to the chosen object. 
Created in Houdini and rendered using Redshift.
Video and sound by Dan Hoopert.
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