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Instructions: | Instructions: | ||
* select 5 image files from your hard-drive | * select 5 image files from your hard-drive (small images, max5MB) | ||
* make sure they are all in .bmp format | * make sure they are all in .bmp format | ||
* to convert (based on png to bmp) : ffmpeg -i yourfile.png yourfile.bmp | * to convert (based on png to bmp) : ffmpeg -i yourfile.png yourfile.bmp | ||
* open Audacity and go to File > Import > Raw Data... | * open Audacity and go to File > Import > Raw Data... | ||
* select the first of your images to import | * select the first of your images to import | ||
* when the import prompt appears, select U-Law as encoding, No endianness as Byte Order and 2 channels (Stereo) as Channels | |||
* you now have an audio track containing the sound wave of your image file | * you now have an audio track containing the sound wave of your image file | ||
* feel free to manipulate the sound wave (cut out/shuffle snippets, add effects, etc.) | * feel free to manipulate the sound wave (cut out/shuffle snippets, add effects, etc.) | ||
* export the result as .ogg | * export the result as .ogg | ||
* repeat steps with the rest of the 4 images | * repeat steps with the rest of the 4 images | ||
* at the end you should have 5 different .ogg files adjacent to | * at the end you should have 5 different .ogg files adjacent to your image files | ||
Latest revision as of 21:12, 1 June 2020
Mythod
SupraSignal: An audio piece of the unseen image
Instructions:
- select 5 image files from your hard-drive (small images, max5MB)
- make sure they are all in .bmp format
- to convert (based on png to bmp) : ffmpeg -i yourfile.png yourfile.bmp
- open Audacity and go to File > Import > Raw Data...
- select the first of your images to import
- when the import prompt appears, select U-Law as encoding, No endianness as Byte Order and 2 channels (Stereo) as Channels
- you now have an audio track containing the sound wave of your image file
- feel free to manipulate the sound wave (cut out/shuffle snippets, add effects, etc.)
- export the result as .ogg
- repeat steps with the rest of the 4 images
- at the end you should have 5 different .ogg files adjacent to your image files