Though, the end result appears to be the same regardless. Possibly, just converting the image file to something manageable by AudioShare. Using AS does seem to do something different from going directly from DropBox, but I'm not certain what that is. But your post said you use AudioShare with Dropbox and I could figure out why the extra AS step was needed. In Dropbox you should be able to identify image before chosing "open in.". AudioShare becomes a redundant step for this. In AudioShare I can't preview the image even when it is on Dropbox. The main difference would be that your route is much more clever and smarter. In Dropbox you should be able to identify image before chosing "open said: I can do the same via going through AudioShare too, but is there any difference between the methods? I can do the same via going through AudioShare too, but is there any difference between the said: Had to already have SunVox launched, but the image came in as a sampler module that I could tweak, play and sequence. I just did export from Dropbox, then selected Open In, then Import with SunVox. Very cool! Worked and got it looping too. Console you can bring up using F3 to enter commands. New interface system that adds dialogs for creating a new project, opening/importing files, analysis options, and more. Changes since v1.9.5: Ability to import more files to a single project, each on its own layer. If you look at the keyboard you can see the keys being pressed. Photosounder has been updated to version 1.10.0. I didn't try the keyboard, but they aren't using the keyboard in the video you posted are they? I see the image more like an algorithm for the sound that will be played, via the keys, meaning a C5 will sound different than a C2, but still using the same sample, or in this case, image. Yes, however, did you "play" it on the keyboard?
Photosounder is the first audio editor/synthesizer to have. Even as it currently stands, though, this one comes highly recommended.
PHOTOSOUNDER. FULL
It is the ultimate bridge between the graphical world and the audio world, bringing the full power of image editing to the service of creating and transforming sounds. SplineEQ is a powerful and very affordable tool, and we understand that the developers, Photosounder (yes, the same peeps who make the amazing Photosounder visual audio editing app), have further enhancements such as M/S processing and screen scaling in the works. Actually imported into SunVox via Dropbox only and came in as a sampler module, but I can't get it to play like in the video. Only Photosounder truly allows you to transform any sound as an image and to create any possible sound from an image. I think I managed to get an image into SunVox via Dropbox and AudioShare. Photosounder is a one-of-a-kind image-sound editing program that can open images and sounds indiscriminately, treat and processes them as images, and synthesize them as sounds.
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