Tunetrace – iOS app by Ed Burton converts drawings to music

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Created by Ed Burton, formerly of SodaPlay, and now at Queen Mary, University of London, Tunetrace transforms photographs of drawings into music. The app uses OpenCV and OpenFrameworks to first find edges in your photographs, reduce them to polylines and use them as paths for different tones.

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