Rodrigo Valla @rvalla@fosstodon.org

The output amplitude depends on the infected population percentage. Here you see the visualization of "Second wave":

Official versions of #infectoDoppler are online now. A virus that spreads within a population of 233 sounds objects decides which one sounds and when.
https://bit.ly/infectodoppler_v

The software to spread a virus in the sounds population of #infectoDoppler is ready. Soon, COVID-19 curve will have its own musical representation.
https://github.com/rvalla/infectoDoppler
#AleatoryMusic #python3 #epidemic

There is no need of any musical training. The rules of the game are online and the game records your sound sample in the browser.
You have to choose a sound and apply the #DopplerEffect to it during a visual animation.

I have been working a lot on #infectoDoppler, an stochastic musical game. The site is online know to collect sounds samples to build a "sounds population" that will suffer an epidemic outbreak.

https://rvalla.github.io/infectoDoppler

#AleatoryMusic #p5js #MusicalGame

I am working in a stochastic musical piece which is a game at the same time. It takes elements of the actual #COVID19 pandemic and #DopplerEffect. I think I managed to make a good logo for it: #infectoDoppler.

My new challenge for this week...
My first attempt to install Arch Linux on a Pendrive...
#linux

In 2015 *New horizons* flew by Pluto a day as today (July 14th).
It deserves an #encryptedphoto!
#teachingresourses #playfulencryption