http://openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=27910
for the sin wave code.
Sunday, 9 October 2011
Development wright Up
As you can see, the code is a mess.
I can't have control of the curve and it makes no logical sense.
Thats why I changed my concept.
The development had some alright ideas but can't really be add.
Is it app useful ? no!
but I did learn how to make the line bounce and move which will become handy later in the project.
also with the help of (Steve) I figured how to make a drag function which also merged into the final project.
sound did get in to the development but nothing changes the frequency therefore making a mono tone which is boring.
I can't have control of the curve and it makes no logical sense.
Thats why I changed my concept.
The development had some alright ideas but can't really be add.
Is it app useful ? no!
but I did learn how to make the line bounce and move which will become handy later in the project.
also with the help of (Steve) I figured how to make a drag function which also merged into the final project.
sound did get in to the development but nothing changes the frequency therefore making a mono tone which is boring.
Final
Final:
In this app you can control the sound only on the left side of the screen.
make play around then if you what some thing to draw from the sound release the mouse then the right side will an pattern according to the algorithm (path its set on). This is a translation of sound and visuals.
Design choices.
Splitting the screen, is so that the user thinks there are two different areas that are related
also makes it an area that is like a mouse pad, its for control.
the colors
are random but still but are in a fixed yellow range.
with added green and orange which look simular to fizzy candy.
Yellow and black has quite a good contrast. like wellington rugby team.
also seen in a nature like the bee.
sound
I design it so that people will use the left hand side to interact with the app.
by
the sound that the right made was jittering and aggressive. also the user has no manipulation of the sound.
where as on the left it was smooth, the user can control it. It responded to the users movement
the shape
an ellips is boring by adding a trail and a randomiser made this ellips less of a bore. some even found it interesting.
In this app you can control the sound only on the left side of the screen.
make play around then if you what some thing to draw from the sound release the mouse then the right side will an pattern according to the algorithm (path its set on). This is a translation of sound and visuals.
Design choices.
Splitting the screen, is so that the user thinks there are two different areas that are related
also makes it an area that is like a mouse pad, its for control.
the colors
are random but still but are in a fixed yellow range.
with added green and orange which look simular to fizzy candy.
Yellow and black has quite a good contrast. like wellington rugby team.
also seen in a nature like the bee.
sound
I design it so that people will use the left hand side to interact with the app.
by
the sound that the right made was jittering and aggressive. also the user has no manipulation of the sound.
where as on the left it was smooth, the user can control it. It responded to the users movement
the shape
an ellips is boring by adding a trail and a randomiser made this ellips less of a bore. some even found it interesting.
whats the difference ?
why is it important to my project?
in simple terms the left brain is the logic and the right is the artistic side.
In my project I split the screen so I symbolizes the differences between hemispheres.
on the left nothing but black, but the sound logically is responsive with the mouse.
In contrast the right has color, shapes but no response to the user control backapart from
leaving the tight side.
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