Re: [microsound] Image to Sound Converters

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How large is this image file?

Does the file size of the original image file have any bearing on the  
duration of the resulting converted audio file?

I seem to remember being able to get reasonable durations from my  
conversion experiments of yore.


On Sep 23, 2007, at 7:45 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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