Sydney VisLab Research Gallery

Geometric Imaging of Sound

Typical two dimensional (2D) representations of sound can be brought into three dimensions through the use of geometrical imaging.

The image below is a more comprehensive 3D representation of a flute. The shape can be rotated and explored in 3D.

The third image below represents a marimba note. The outer portions show the initial attack; the inner part shows the smooth decay of the note. These images were created by the technique of lagged embedding (the pseudo-phase-plane technique).

These images were created at Sydney VisLab with AVS.

Gordon Monro (Email: monro_g@maths.su.oz.au) Pure Mathematics Dept., Sydney University
John Drummond (Email: jon@vislab.usyd.edu.au) Conservatorium of Music, Sydney University


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