A demonstration presenting a method for creating music from color. This piece utilizes an octave of 256 equal divisions to match the 0-255 values found in RGB codes.
Triads, or chords, are formed from the individual Red, Green, and Blue values derived from a five-color palette extracted from an image.
The triads for the RGB values are created using three different methods: constrained to a single octave, stacked in ascending octaves, and stacked by interval.
The root note for all remains the same at an A of 110 Hz.
Color palette creation: Adobe Color
Calculations and sorting: Google Sheets (custom)
DAW: Cubase from Steinberg
VST: Serum2 from Xfer Records, Absynth 6 from Native Instruments
Link for the exact tuning specs and script created in Sevish’s Scale Workshop (Range: MIDI notes 0 through 45): https://sevish.com/scaleworkshop/?n=Grass_Palette_Tuning&l=60.a33w_bm.hnft_9.8tpx_b4._ia.hnft_e.2irz_hw.f4nu_oy.hnft_2q.hnft_q0.a33w_vm.hnft_5c.k67s_uu.clvv_vm.hnft_8h.iwtt_60.a33w_18y.hnft_1ux.8tpx_b4._1fm.hnft_1v2.2irz_hw.f4nu_1ma.hnft_1xe.hnft_q0.a33w_1sy.hnft_200.k67s_uu.clvv_1sy.hnft_235.iwtt_60.a33w_hn.6axx_hw.f4nu_b4._te.hnft_ts.k67s_hw.f4nu_16v.bchv_19m.7kbw_q0.a33w_1ln.6axx_1r0.51jx_uu.clvv_1qh.8tpw_1yz.6axx&f=32&m=0&version=2.5.7
