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I did try with this one. I used a lot of my own photos and videos I taken as references to create the video.
I choose Soundcore by Anker Space A40 earbuds. They have been my favorite pair of earbuds for 5+ years. Being that I have social anxiety and depression, I like to wear my earbuds when I’m out and even during work sometimes to get rid of the loud noises of life.
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Using your own photos and videos as references adds a layer of honesty that really comes through. Choosing a product you’ve actually lived with, especially in the context of managing noise and overwhelm, gives the piece emotional weight beyond aesthetics. It feels less like a...
Honestly, that’s the only way I can create. I’m for honestly and experience but not going to lie, Morphic was a little more challenging to use than the others.
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Have you ever made music by painting with a shader?
For #FigmaMakeathon I built The Listening Room, a browser-based gradient mesh to music generator where you create sound and leave it behind for others to discover.
Built as a prototype blending visuals and audio:
– Procedural gradient mesh driving both sound and color
– Each creation is saved in a shared room
– Real-time, interactive audio-visual playback
– Three.js for spatial exploration
Try it out here: https://chute-tint-71818613.figma.site
A small step toward rethinking how we experience music online.
A little walkthrough
What if drawing WAS music?
I built FORMLESS, a gestural drone synthesizer where every stroke you draw on a canvas becomes a living sound. No keyboards, no sequencers, just your fingers and a blank screen. Try it: https://formlessound.figma.site/
It runs 8 synthesis engines (sine, sub, saw, crystal, grain, noise, flutter, metal) with up to 24 simultaneous voices, real-time filter/reverb/LFO modulation, scale & root selection, and WAV loop recording, all pure Web Audio API, zero audio libraries. Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile with full multitouch.
Figma Community: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1610276245620519159/formless-drone-designer
X link: https://x.com/sequencist/status/2028440554275528925
Love this concept. Turning gesture into sound makes the interface feel almost invisible — the interaction becomes the instrument.
Week 2 of my little sound design clips! Decided to record some audio for this one, mostly coins and a pretzel bag for some glitch "crunches". Having a blast with the creative freedom of these.
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