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Caligraphic Musical Notation

 system for translating a painted musical score directly into sound
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This would be a method of notating a piece of music whereby you paint marks on a score and have a digital camera sweep the score and translate it exactly into sound -- so if the mark is high on the score it sounds high, if it fades out the sound fades out, if it splatters the sound splatters. See link for an example of something like this. Also see inspiration for discussion of metric music notation.
—JesusHChrist, Feb 20 2005

Go to the "Voice Java Demo Auditory Display" http://www.seeingwithsound.com/voice.htm
its the yellow link about half way down -- then scroll down and draw on the picture of the Volkswagen, and listen [JesusHChrist, Feb 20 2005]

Inspiration Single_20Symbol_20M...ion/addnote#addnote
[JesusHChrist, Feb 20 2005]

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