color sound research
Grammatika by Troy A Peterson
We're making an app, 3 videos and a poster that will help you turn your guitar, bass, piano or ukelele into a musical light saber by connecting it to the Force.
Create Digital Motion » Code as Art: Generative Visual Inspirati
Generative works from Keith Peters, on his new Art from Code site.
Drawdio: Drawing Music
Once in awhile, I come across an invention that blows my mind in terms of creativity and functionality. Jay Silver’s Drawdio most certainly fits into that category.
The neuroscientific study of hallucinogens
Recently, an important and landmark paper was published in PLoS ONE (hooray open access!) titled, "Investigating the Mechanisms of Hallucinogen-Induced Visions Using 3,4-Methylenedioxyamphetamine (MDA): A Randomized Controlled Trial in Humans". It sounds daunting, but trust me, it's a very cool, approachable study.
Rubin Museum of Art:Brainwave 2010
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The colored music aspect was one main point of my research . I was hoping to get a general view of how people who experience this associate color and sound ( musical notes ) I have diagrams I made from years of research ( mine and others .) Not based on Synesthesia but on matching the audio spectrum with the color spectrum . It is a general alignment though . It can't be done to a perfect alignment because they are not totally the same , only similar . You may have noticed the unfinished work ( diagrams ) @ > http://entertainment.webshots.com/album/577458124lIGeHk by Feb 21
Yes I'm a conceptual thinker . I read between the lines to get to the heart of the issue . Always looking for the unbeaten path ;-) It's not really about where you get the info as much as what you get out of it ;-) The color sound research is partly about interconnection and also about how some people become geniuses by using different paths into the memory , mind . A lot of them through visual means . Like associating objects with numbers in math . Color with musical notes etc... by Feb 20
On the other hand reading an actual book is easier on the eyes so you can get more into it. Haven't tried a Kindle though ;-) by Feb 20
I use multiple sources to get the big picture . If I had to go back to depending on just books I think I would be deficient . The web enables quick instant access to important information that a book can't provide ( unless you live in a library ;-) which still is not up to date info . by Feb 20
@cybermyth I would suspect it is truer of women than men . Men are more visual learners .Women are more word orientated . Research suggests both women an men learn more by visual means though . I think one deciding factor also is when one chooses to read something online it is more likely to be untrue or inaccurate as apposed to a book which is more scrutinized . I find that most people choose the worst sources of information online . They tend to choose what they want to hear rather than what is true . A lot tend to gravitate towards political propaganda or religious slanted media . You can see this very clearly in the forwarded e-mails that is the norm . About 99% of which is propaganda or at least misguided info ( excluding spam of course ;-) by Feb 20
@cybermyth It is like a giant synapse , neural system . A mind map . The future of the web is more visual less word based. People learn visually more than any other method. by Feb 20
More like Voyeurs ;-) Or better yet mind sponges ;-) by Feb 19
3D , illusions etc..
Zydonia Beach Released onto the world at Christmas 2003, Zydonia Beach was an 'update' of the old Rororer Island series. It was created with the fantastic ArtGem paint package, over a period of about 6 months.
