Ever wondered what food shapes actually sound like?
In this video, I transform everyday food shapes into sound using mathematical sonification. As each shape is traced, its 2D geometric coordinates are mapped to audio frequencies, allowing each food outline to generate sound in real time.
From simple shapes like apples and bananas to more complex outlines like pineapples and pretzels, every food shape has its own unique frequency signature.
This is an audio-visual experiment combining mathematics, geometry, creative programming, and audio synthesis into an immersive generative experiment. Whether you're interested in math sonification, creative coding, digital signal processing, or simply enjoy satisfying audio-visual experiences, there's something here for you.
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🧠 ABOUT THE PROJECT
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This animation was built programmatically in JavaScript using p5.js, a creative coding and mathematical visualization library.
The audio is generated programmatically from the geometry itself. As each shape is traced, its vertical position is mapped exponentially to frequency, allowing every outline to produce its own unique sonic fingerprint.
Every frame of both the animation and audio is generated algorithmically—no notes or melodies are composed manually. What you hear is the geometry itself.
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