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https://youtu.be/q1ciINr7ePs?t=115 https://youtu.be/q1ciINr7ePs?t=115 >"There's also a mode that breaks the sound down into tiny snippets called 'grains' and w
by peter_d_sherman 4y ago
https://youtu.be/q1ciINr7ePs?t=115 https://youtu.be/q1ciINr7ePs?t=115
>"There's also a mode that breaks the sound down into tiny snippets called 'grains' and weaves a cloud of these micro-echos..."
My intuitive mind says that there's something interesting here -- but my conscious mind doesn't know exactly what, presently... I think it would be highly interesting to study sound-shaping and sculpting algorithms like the ones used by this audio box...
Basically, there's an input sound which is output immediately, in time, but then that output also gets mixed with various pieces ("micro-echos" -- for lack of better terminology) of sound that preceeded it, at various points in time, in various algorithmic ways...
It makes me wonder if the same thing can be done with images/video -- particularly with respect to "4D" (basically 3D, but with an extra "dimension" if you can see it, "magic eye") holographic images...
Also, AFAIK, the Fourier Transform of a signal in Time -- is frequency(ies) -- and vice-versa.
It's almost like these algorithms are "partial" Fourier Transforms of sorts -- with some extra non-Fourier algorithmic stuff thrown in (again, for lack of a better description/terminology to my limited understanding at this point in time!)...
But I don't know...
All of the above is highly speculative -- and probably wrong on one or more levels!
Still, I think the topic could be highly interesting -- and thus worthy of future study...