Posts Tagged threejs
The Midem Music Machine
Just a quick post before it is demo time. This weekend at MIDEM Hack Day, I teamed up this weekend with the famous Mr. Doob to build a music hack. We created the Midem Music Machine. It creates a beautiful visualization of music using The Echo Nest analyzer and Three.js. Here’s a pic:
As you can see, our hack was inspired by the Animusic folks. Working with Mr. Doob was awesome. He did just amazing stuff.
You can see the Midem Music Machine online here: Midem Music Machine. You’ll need a browser that supports WebGL like Chrome.
Save Justin Bieber from the death metal
Posted by Paul in code, data, Music, The Echo Nest on January 1, 2012
I just finished my holiday break coding project. It’s a 3D music maze built with WebGL that runs in your browser. You can wander around the maze and sample music and enjoy the album art. It’s like being in 1992 with a fresh copy of Castle Wolfenstein 3D – but with music instead of Nazis. If you wander through the maze long enough you may stumble upon a little game embedded in the maze called ‘Save Justin Bieber from the death metal’. That’s all I’m going to say about that.
The maze uses Echo Nest playlists and 7Digital media (album art and 30 second samples). I used the totally awesome Three.js by my new hero MrDoob. You’ll need a WebGL-enabled browser like Google’s chrome. Give it a go here: The 3D Music Maze.
Update: Bieber Death Metal really exists.
