Music generated from white noise using Kaleidoscope and photos

[Ahornberg]

https://soundcloud.com/ahornberg/sets/wellenbrechen

[Cloud Hunter]

Interesting sounds. I've made a track entirely from white noise too, just to see if it could be done.

https://thegreatschizm.bandcamp.com/track/solus

Who says you need to have an instrument to make music?

[synkrotron]

Interesting...

I only seem to be able to use noise for percussive type stuff. Lately, I tend to use it to "drive" Tantra...

I've just had a look at Kaleidoscope and it is quite a bit out of my budget range at the moment. Perhaps when I am back in work again

[Ahornberg]

Interesting...

I only seem to be able to use noise for percussive type stuff. Lately, I tend to use it to "drive" Tantra...

I've just had a look at Kaleidoscope and it is quite a bit out of my budget range at the moment. Perhaps when I am back in work again

yes, all you need is a camera and photoshop:razz:

[Ahornberg]

Interesting...

I only seem to be able to use noise for percussive type stuff. Lately, I tend to use it to "drive" Tantra...

I've just had a look at Kaleidoscope and it is quite a bit out of my budget range at the moment. Perhaps when I am back in work again

I know it's a pity but I'm still using the demo version of Kaleisoscope ...

[GaryG]

nice work Ahornberg, I like the variety you have there from such a simple (but complex... ) source.

There are a few freebies floating around for image based noise making; Harsh Digital Nose is good for noisy stuff (I think hosted at KvR), Spectrobits by G200g (?), Coagula...

[Ahornberg]

nice work Ahornberg, I like the variety you have there from such a simple (but complex... ) source.

There are a few freebies floating around for image based noise making; Harsh Digital Nose is good for noisy stuff (I think hosted at KvR), Spectrobits by G200g (?), Coagula...

thanks for that tip ... I think I will check them out