This was an experiment to see if I could display text within a spectrogram. I used Spectrasonics’ Omnisphere synth to generate sine waves at various frequencies to construct the characters. I used Renoise to program the letters, numbers, etc. as individual patterns and then sequenced these patterns to form words. iZotope’s Insight was used as the spectrogram.
Colour Filter Test Tool, a tool for applying colour filters to images and photographs, has been updated to version 1.2.1 and released for the Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms.
Changes from previous versions:
Numerous optimisations and refinements made to the image processing functions.
Image preview window is now centred as opposed to always being in the top-left corner.
Colour Filter Test Tool, a tool for applying colour filters to images and photographs, has been updated to version 1.1 and released for the Windows, Linux and Mac OS X platforms.
Colour Filter Test Tool can be downloaded via the following links:
I recently made this small utility as a “proof-of-concept” for some image processing algorithms that I have been working on. Colour Filter Test Tool can apply various colour filters to photographs and other images.
Please note, as it was quickly written to be a “proof-of-concept”, it is not designed to be a complete product and will likely contain bugs, but it may have some use for some people.
I have made the sheet music for my piano piece “Good Night Little Star” available for download. You can find it under the Documents section of this site. This is a piece that was written for the first of The Piano Cloud’s “Wedding Challenges” (Something Old) where artists were invited to submit a brand new version of a piece of music by a composer who is dead. I chose to do mine based on the children’s lullaby “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”.
I have made the sheet music for my piano piece “Daisy”, which was written as part of The Piano Cloud’s Bouquet of Flowers challenge, available for download. The download is available from the newly created Documents section of this site.