nanoKey Experiments [Processing, Sound]

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Created by Amnon Owed,  this is an experiment using KORG nanoKEY and Processing to create visual interpretation of sound into objects. While a tone is played, all objects originating from that tone grow in size. The strength that is used to tap the keys (velocity) affects the object’s initial location on the screen. So depending on how the keyboard is played, different visual compositions are created. In this case, Amnon is playing with black and white circles resulting in some quite bold but beautiful graphic compositions.

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