Music Visualisation: Prototype

Yes, of course there's a prototype (the image above is taken from it). You can also see a few videos by following the links below. They reflect some of the main features implemented so far.

Though the core functionality is established and working well, with nothing stopping it's being copied, the prototype can't yet be placed online. For that to happen, it needs to pass the first really significant milestone, funding of a minimum viable product (MVP). This will establish the framework upon which a treasury of exchangeable world music instrument models and theory tools can be developed, integrated and made public.

Getting this initial funding is the goal of the crowd funding initiative.

Big, brave, open-source, non-profit, community-provisioned, cross-cultural and ranting crazy. → Like, share, back-link, pin, tweet and mail. Hashtags? For the crowdfunding: #VisualFutureOfMusic. For the future live platform: #WorldMusicInstrumentsAndTheory. Or simply register as a potential crowdfunder..

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Prototype. (Videos on Youtube, Tumblr or Vimeo)

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Discovery, Selection, Population Of Instruments and Theory Tools

Immersion and Immediacy Synchronised, Interactive, Dynamic, Context-Rich

Visual Classification of Genre Context for Preferences

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Most technical approaches to managing complexity are based on decomposition. Ours focusses on SYNTHESIS from multiple data trees, allowing the generation of a vast range of musical instruments and tools. The core concept is simple, eliminating many purely "complexity management" dependencies. This in turn makes the framework blisteringly fast. More technical stuff waaaay below.

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Data-Driven + Algorithmic Placement Unparalleled Freedoms And Consistency

Highly Customisable Populate With Instruments and Tools Prefs

Diversity By Default Flexible Step By Step Configuration

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For all it's visual sophistication, scalar vector graphics code is compact and economic in execution. Of the three potential bottlenecks (initial display, transformations during playback, and running changes by the user), none have been found to have significant impact.

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Two Simple Theory Tools Tonal Deltas & Tonal Circle

1st Instrument Family Modelled: LUTES Hornbostel-Sachs Number: 321

Accurate Instrument Configuration For Community Reuse

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​The vision of a global world music aggregator platform has been shown feasible. Though many of the trickier problems have been solved, bringing it to full production in a non-profit, open-source format will be challenging. This is best tackled by a small band of adventurers - nimble, fast and focussed - with wide community support. Join the Fellowship. Celebrate the Past. Forge the Future.

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Next Score-Driven Theory Tool? Harmonic Spiral (Just Intonation)

Further Rollout Cycles -First Cut-

Musical Diversity Though Combinatorial Power

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Keywords

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online music learning, online music lessons	distance music learning, distance music lessons	remote music lessons, remote music learning
p2p music lessons, p2p music learning	music visualisation music visualization	musical instrument models interactive music instrument models
music theory tools musical theory	p2p music interworking p2p musical interworking	comparative musicology ethnomusicology
world music international music	folk music traditional music	P2P musical interworking, Peer-to-peer musical interworking
WebGL, Web3D, WebVR, WebAR	Virtual Reality, Augmented or Mixed Reality	Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning
Scalar Vector Graphics, SVG	3D Cascading Style Sheets, CSS3D	X3Dom, XML3D