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This chapter showcases a larger example that applies many aspects of the first part of the book. For this chapter, we choose one of Yu’s works, MOUNTROTHKO (2018). We want to emphasize that what we write about in this book is what we also practice: First, we show the conceptual and visual examples. Then, we walk through the four steps of the creative process in close relation to this example. You will recognize many aspects that we introduced in the previous chapters. We unfold the creative process of MOUNTROTHKO from the very beginning, following the steps from the first part of this book: idea to visuals, composition and structure, refinement and depth, and finally completion and production.
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The Minim library allows to use sound input and output, audio processing, and synthesis. It is available directly from the Processing library manager. The examples are recommended as they explain the basic functions well.
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We wrote earlier that the installation used the sound volume or average loudness. This example shows a different way to use the sound input volume.
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Funk, M., Zhang, Y. (2024). Taking a Larger Project Through All Four Steps. In: Coding Art. Design Thinking. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9780-3_6
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