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The Whitney Music Box is a musical realization of the motion graphics of John Whitney as described in his book “Digital Harmony”. The dots are arranged to trigger notes on a chromatic scale when they pass the line. The dots are each timed to a different speed, but they synchronize themselves at constant intervals. Its a bit hard to describe, but you’ll love seeing it in action. There are 17 music box variations. Link |
Moni A.
Whoa, I like it but it made me a little dizzy. LOL. Very hypnoyic.
panzyfaust
That is freakin' fantastic. It would make a great teaching tool for psychoacoustics or music theory.
Miss Cellania
The final variation is a lot of fun, because you control the direction and spped!
ted
Interesting idea, but I think you'd have to be a little stoned to keep from becoming bored.
mod*mom
i love the colors + the patterns they make.
i wish the music was more groovy!
i'll have to play with it a bit + link it on my blog!
btw this is my first time on your site + it really is neat!
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