Seventh Week of Electronics Media

Today marks the end of the seventh week of Electronics Media. Here is what happened:

On 2/18/22, not much has happened as it was a studio work day, and I was severly behind in my project so I decided to use this time to start the Arduino -> Touch Designer tutorial.

On 2/20/22, I was able to complete the tutorial in addition to starting my project research and did a redone sketch of my project. Here is a video and notes that came from that day.


Tutorial Ex1:

Tutorial Sort of Ex2:



Notes from audio research:
Source: https://youtu.be/_W_qOMhEnfI?si=C3Vp433yWX5lqfKe

  • What is an Audio File In CHOP?
    • Inputs any audio file
  • What is Audio File Out Device CHOP?
    • Outputs the audio through a device
  • What is an Audio Spectrum CHOP?
    • Reads the audio files frequency and displays it on a graph
      • FFT Size: Adjusts frequency precision
  • What is an Audio Filter CHOP? 
    • Used to cut away parts of the frequency spectrum that we don't want to see
      • Filter Cutoff (Hz): Filters out the frequency by hertz
  • What is the Analyze CHOP? 
    • Looks at the value of all of the values of a channel and ouputs a single-number result in the output
  • What is a Filter CHOP?
    • Smooths or sharpens the input channels
  • What is an Audio Dynamics CHOP?
    • Designed to control the dynamic range of an audio signal
  • What is an Audio Para EQ CHOP?
    • Applies up to the 3 parametric filters to the incoming sound

Additional new sketch of project:



Here is also what the coding side looks like although it is not much to look at so far:


I know I am very severely behind but I plan to use this weekend as a means of catching up. Heres looking to gain some considerable progress by next week.




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