Use your smartphone as a browser controller! @Croquet
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) November 5, 2019
Scroll, control playback, toggle volume, rate, subscribe, and even comment on @YouTube videos!
Plus the audio only comes from the smartphone so you can connect your wired headphones and walk away from the desktop! pic.twitter.com/llfspwN8IL
Presenting š¶Pink Tromboneš¶ - Talk or sing with your fingers. Runs in a browser: https://t.co/qx7aDrRjuH https://t.co/tMtl32BKK4
— Neil (@pishtaq) March 18, 2017
Testing the WIP @LeapMotion JavaScript v4 SDK on @pishtaq's #PinkTrombone, a purely procedural speech synthesizer!
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) August 16, 2019
Right hand controls pitch and volume, Left hand controls the tongue articulation pic.twitter.com/5uNuZbOu89
"Hello, World!" with phonetic typography! #VoiceFirst
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) October 29, 2019
Used @pishtaq's Pink Trombone speech synthesizer to make a timeline editor! #voiceUI
Animate the vocal tract using articulation keyframes, with phoneme morph targets and temporal kerning!
Imagine writing dialogue like this pic.twitter.com/hWiQggG6Tp
Voice + Mocap = Vocap!
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) November 29, 2019
Using @pishtaq's Pink Trombone, @ml5js's pitch detector, and @Google's #TeachableMachine, I can use my voice to control the speech synthesizer using #MachineLearning!
I also updated the timeline editor since my previous post:https://t.co/WDgjYbhGX9 pic.twitter.com/ECsmf51sGg
Spatialized Conference Call & Multi-Track Recorder!#threejs for rendering#ResonanceAudio for spatial audio@Croquet for syncing devices@feross's simple-peer for #voice@ultraleap's #LeapMotion for handtracking@BBCRD's peaks.js for waveforms#BoseFrames for headtracking pic.twitter.com/1uYUZ4f4uO
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) December 8, 2019
#BoseFrames Web demo: Spatialized Voice Call.
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) July 24, 2019
Using the #BoseAR WebSDK, @AgoraIO's #WebRTC services, and @GoogleARVR's Resonance Audio SDK, you can stream both voice and location, then spatialize their voice based on their location relative to you!
What ideas can you think of? pic.twitter.com/zekbhDKPZc
Was able to easily make a @relaychatapp clone using @Croquet!
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) December 2, 2019
It's a simple web extension that generates a unique chatroom for each website, allowing users to chat with other users currently visiting the same website in real-time! pic.twitter.com/Wsfjkrtmf4
Example of dynamic positional audio on #BoseFrames using @AFrameVR. When you turn to look at a desk you get a brief audio description of who is working on what there.
— Fabien Benetou (@utopiah) April 8, 2019
Code : https://t.co/FZOWAthjAe pic.twitter.com/sqthv80EkK
Hereās @evinism showcasing his #webDev #sonification demo at @noisebridge that sonifies heap allocation in the #browser in real-time!@amylameyer @ICAD2019 @ccrma #auditoryDisplay #developer #audio #sound pic.twitter.com/GT7f7E5Pl0
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) June 4, 2019
Using our #flexiblePCB #SmartShoe insoles to recreate the "Footsteps" section from Andy Farnell's "Designing Sound" in @cycling74 #MaxMSP.
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) August 22, 2019
Using #NodeForMax we can stream serial data from our #ESP32, then use procedural audio to generate walking sound effects! #soundDesign pic.twitter.com/9admadts31
Came across this clip where @Bose's @michael_ludden is asked about my unofficial #BoseAR Web SDK.
— Ukaton (@ConcreteSciFi) December 10, 2019
Taken from @hardwaremassive's #HardwareCon 2019 panel (recorded and uploaded by @geekazine):https://t.co/m4Qsi3CVRO pic.twitter.com/kW4KdqvTfv