hutuxian’s sound experiments [openFrameworks, Sound]

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Just came across these two openFrameworks examples by hutuxian. The first utilises openCV to allow you to 'draw sounds' by drawing objects on paper and let application interpret them as objects in the scene amongst which balls bounce and produce sounds. The second project uses reactTIVison identifiers to mix tracks together. See videos below.

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