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Use your keyboard to create animation and sounds.

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Interactive Media Personal Project - Take 2
As I’ve been delving further into my research of musical interactive experiences, I find myself drifting further from my initial idea Sounds Lost Under the Sea - it seems to me an idea that is too vague.
I found two very interesting websites which have impacted me and my ideas:
Patatap
What I love about this is the sheer simplicity of this application which runs on desktop as well as on android and iOS.
You can tap any key on your keyboard and it makes a different sound and is accompanied by a visual/ animation - you can press different keys at the same time to create an interesting amalgamation of bright music and colourful visuals. Also, by pressing the spacebar, you can change the background colour which also changes the sounds of each key. Amazing!
An easily addictive, visually and sonically attractive application that I wish I had created myself.
Chrome Music Lab
Of course Google would have created a music/ art interactive experience. Like Patatap, CML is bright and colourful, but aimed more at children - that doesn’t mean it’s any less fun.
There are different segments for creating different music experiments. The one that caught my attention is Kadinsky. As an art enthusiast, I am an fan of Russian painter Kadinsky, so I was curious to see what this experiment would entail.
This simple experiment allows the user to create a Kadinsky-esque painting - each line drawn makes a different sound and when you’re finished doodling, you can hit the play button and listen back to your musical masterpiece. Again, simple, but genius.
These two apps have made me realise that I would like to incorporate music and art into my project, somehow combining the two elements. These apps are two excellent examples of what I aim to achieve - I just have to think of my own (genius) idea. Watch this space, I guess. I’ll probably change my mind again in another two weeks.
Patatap: Mellow Waves
Patatap is a portable animation and sound kit. With the touch of a finger create melodies charged with moving shapes. Warning: contains flashing images.
http://cornelius.patatap.com/
pAtAtAp
I wanted to share with you this very fun way to do... Ahem. Music? Lol. PATATAP is a fun way to play sounds on your Phone or Tablet on your PC. GO and Enjoy!! http://www.patatap.com/
Patatap is a portable animation and sound kit. With the touch of a finger create melodies charged with moving shapes. Warning: contains flashing images.

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(this video isn't mine)
patatap is an amazing website that I found that makes all sorts of nice sounds by typing them on your computer! i also think that there’s an app for it for mobile devices as well too. It’s fun, it’s cool, and i think everyone should know about it!
Patatap is the best thing ever! It’s this wonderful audiovisual stim website (intentionally or not idk!) You can touch different keys and the screen shows a quick animation and it plays a noise! Also if you hit space, all the keys get new noises for their animation and the screen changes color!
http://www.patatap.com/
Check it out!