2024, Till Bovermann
Python scripts that generate a Lissajous curve from sound signals. The Lissajous curve is generated by plotting the left channel on the x-axis and the right channel on the y-axis.
Best to use a virtual environment to install the required dependencies:
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activateAfter activating the virtual environment, you can install the required dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txtThe sound2lissajous.py script generates a Lissajous curve from a sound file.
See the help message for more information:
python sound2lissajous.py -hExample usage:
python sound2lissajous.py sound.wavreturns an svg file with the Lissajous curve, named after the input file.
The rt2lissajous.py script captures a stereo signal from the input device and generates a Lissajous curve in real-time.
Apart from arguments specofoc to r/t capturing, it takes the same arguments as sound2lissajous.py.
Example usage:
python rt2lissajous.pyreturns a wav file with the recorded audio and the Lissajous curve, both named with the current timestamp.
The scripts depend on the following Python packages:
They are listed in the requirements.txt file and installed with the pip command mentioned above.