This guy found a way to make music out of human speech. And no, we’re not talking about singing

September 12, 2022September 12, 2022 Alan Cross 0 Comments

Boing Boing reports on Noah Wall, an artist and composer with a new project called Speech Patterns. He found a way to take the tone, rhythm, and timbre of any human voice and turn those datapoints in into music. This video explains it.

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