Bartlett On Bass: The Accessible Aquarium Transforms Visual Information Into Sound

Monday, January 10, 2011

The Accessible Aquarium Transforms Visual Information Into Sound

Bruce Walker, from Georgia Tech, heads an genus 'aquarium' team. They're transforming aquarium fish movements into some beautiful music together. They use some interactive computing techniques. The Accessible Aquarium project at Georgia Aquarium, lets folks 'hear' fish before really seeing them when fish swim into range, they give off a musical tone. This produces some very interesting and beautiful results. Each fish is given it's own tone or vibration. Swimming up or down also changes it's pitch.
Go to AJC.COM for more on this very intersting music news for today. OK? Jan

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