This is my first video attempt at using spectrographic techniques to visualize classical music. Here I have used python, numpy, pil, ffmpeg and sox (all open source) to animate a moving Fourier transform of the first couple of minutes of the second movement of Beethoven's last piano sonata.
That's quite an impressive process you're using to generate this spectrogram display!
ScrollingMusic 1 year ago
Hey! That's quite something. Do you know about other such visualization attempts?
Something really really impressive?
Mose likely i've seen chopin nocturne op24 animation (and others...).
But it's not that cool.
XinumYothZeram 1 year ago
who's playing for us?
great choice of music to work with!
a2ZeG 4 years ago
Nice.
xwsftassell 4 years ago