hi,

just made a contract of an exhibition in our county's main library. As 
it's a library, it's supposedly to be a silent space, but there are 
always sounds. I'm thinking of recording this silence, process it 
real-time with csound and feed to headphones.  I'd like to put a webcam 
to take photos while people are moving from one print to another and 
mangle the sound accordingly. The computer vision is not a problem, but 
what would be the best way to feed the info to csound? OSC/hacking 
wiimote, midi, stdin or what? This has to be done on win7 (if I don't 
get the pico-projector to work on linux or OSX).  Also I'd be glad to 
hear of any ideas how to process the recorded sounds.

tia

-matti

I'd probably use Processing and Csound. I'd process the visuals with
Processing and then send info to Csound to process the audio.
Alternatively, I'd use GEM and Pd with the csoundapi~ object.

On 24 May 2012 13:59, Matti Koskinen  wrote:
> hi,
>
> just made a contract of an exhibition in our county's main library. As it's
> a library, it's supposedly to be a silent space, but there are always
> sounds. I'm thinking of recording this silence, process it real-time with
> csound and feed to headphones.  I'd like to put a webcam to take photos
> while people are moving from one print to another and mangle the sound
> accordingly. The computer vision is not a problem, but what would be the
> best way to feed the info to csound? OSC/hacking wiimote, midi, stdin or
> what? This has to be done on win7 (if I don't get the pico-projector to work
> on linux or OSX).  Also I'd be glad to hear of any ideas how to process the
> recorded sounds.
>
> tia
>
> -matti
>
>
>
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