Showing posts with label web art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web art. Show all posts

2.19.2010

Website Code to Music Translator

I recently came across the Codeorgan which is a little application that turns websites into music. First, let's listen to what this blog sounds like.



Pretty sweet...gams. The fun thing is the song will change slightly if you reload the page or click the link again, but the notes don't, just the rhythm and instrumentation. For some compare & contrast here's the sound of Spaghetti Tree.

Basically, the Codeorgan scans the website's code (right-click, view page source), takes out non-musical letters aka notes (it only uses A-G), and somehow decides what kind of rhythm to plunk on down. I'd love to see something similar that uses information from digital photos, it would be interesting to see if the music reflected the mood of the photograph (dark, bright, frantic, still, etc.).

Give it a try! [via]

5.07.2009

Funky Online Interactive Game Art Thing (FOIGAT)

Give this thing a try, it's called Twitch. It's a multi-windowed little game thing part of the Chrome Experiments family, where you can find more things like this.

Also Try Ball Pool, good times.

9.07.2008

Self-supplied Info-art

This is fun. It's call Wordle and it turns text, or an rss feed, or your delicious tags into a customizable word cloud. You can even just paste a whole lot of text in and make a cloud. Cloud.

Here are my delicious tags in cloud form: