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- kfrajer March 2017
Kinect Face Vertex data
Hi experts!
I'm quite new to Kinect and processing, does anybody know if I can use/see the data or the value of each points from the HDFaceVertex example on Kinect V2 for Processing lib to generate a different sound frequency? (i'm not sure if it's even possible to make a frequency generator with processing, it's almost like the osc frequency generator) I've been trying to use MAX/MSP as well but seems more complex for me and they do have old libraries which some of them doesn't work. Help me!! Thanks.
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For the sound part:
Please install the Minim library using the Processing''s library manager. Then explore the examples provided by the library. You can access it through the processing IDE, open the menu Files >> Examples and then open the contributed libraries and search for Minim.
Check this tutorial: https://processing.org/tutorials/sound/
Alternative available functions: https://processing.org/reference/libraries/sound/index.html
For kinetic, explore previous posts to see approaches using your unit: https://forum.processing.org/two/search?Search=kinect
Kf