Harmony as Flags 🇱🇺🇱🇹🇬🇦🇦🇲🇲🇺 Western scores in 12 colors. MIDI files in, piano rolls out. Abolition of standard notation's gatekeeping. Prosthesis for sheet-music-blind people. Syntax highlighting for pitches. Pinyin for black polkadot characters. Also a text-based tracker (a notation editor), sorta diatonic CSound/Strudel with insert/copy

A Lighting & Sound Project

a webapp that helps you listen to colors, see also the first version here, http://www.synestizer.com allow camera and microphone if prompted, if not try to do this manually in the browser settings. chrome and firefox should work.

Software library with synesthetic abilities, made for Processing digital artists. Its code serves as a medium between words, emotions, and images.

Firefox add-on to simulate synesthesia.

KaleidOk invites participants to use a new kind of interactive media tool and take part in an emerging experience which explores speech recognition, media retrieval and visuals generating in a collaborative context (between people, and between people and machines).

🖼️🎵 Hide grayscale image in spectrogram by encoding pixels with sine waves

Turn colors into synth presets

This project contains the implementation of synesthesia, cross-platform work with audio, and some useful API functions.

Demo cinematic in Unreal Engine 4 for a prototype multimedia system design project at Multimedia

Synesthesia for coders

Synthesthesia is a package created to experience synesthetic perception.

Tool that visualizes text as color patterns. Based on neurological phenomenon of grapheme-color synesthesia.

Chromaesthesia Mapping Tool for Consistency Testing

A game for the 2025 Cam Game Jam

A simple App to render chunks of English text using a synesthesia colours representation

Spatial Audio Navigator

This is a repository for the svgs (plain and Inkscape) as well as some pngs of my graphs of Principia Mathematica's theorems and demonstrations. The graphs are made using the principles of a framework I call Conceptual Geometry which is first explored in my book The Philosopher's Map. I plan to graph all of PM.

Type what you want, click the button and voilà! You now have an output of colorful text