Simon has followed another batch of wonderfully enriching tutorials by Daniel Shiffman on p5.js, this time all about sound, and made these sound visualisations. The first one is based on the Amplitude Analysis tutorial (the amplitude of a song (any sound input) is being analyzed to control elements of a p5.js sketch):
The next project comes from the Microphone Input tutorial:
Graphing Amplitude tutorial (using the getLevel() function from the p5.js Sound Library to graph the amplitude over time):
And the Frequency Analysis tutorial, analyzing the frequencies (spectrum array) of a sound file. Simon created a “graphic equalizer” like visualization. For this project he used the p5.FFT object from the p5.js library. FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) is an analysis algorithm that isolates individual audio frequencies within a waveform.
Geeks out of the box 