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Re: [microsound] Image to Sound Converters
Perhaps try time-stretching with soundhack (phase vocoder) fscape, or
spear. Another technique involves concatenating many converted image
files and convoluting them with something of a reasonably long
duration.
Amadeus has a good time-stretch program since it's possible to change
the duration of a sound file , then stretch the result until you have
something audible.
...or take really huge pictures.
Willfullness, concept and extreme patience also
help.
regards,
Bill
On Sep 23, 2007, at 6:45 AM, burnett@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Fri, 21 Sep 2007, Bill Jarboe wrote:
Hey Boris,
There are many different ways to convert image to sound. Sometimes
effective is simply opening the file in soundhack, amadeus or
audacity. You might also like opening a sound in photoshop and subtly
changing details in the image then saving the result and listening
through an audio editor.
-hope this is
helping.
Bill
Bill:
I tried this, but I am having difficulty stretching the length of the
sound of the picture: audacity's Change Tempo does not seem to work
well with tracks that show as .008 (eight thousandths) of a second. I
am managing some results by slowing the sample using an Electrix
Repeater, but if you or anyone else has further advice not yet shared
on this thread about either lengthening very short audio samples of
picture > audio conversion on Mac OS X I would appreciate it. Thank
you.
Steve B
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