We Can All Learn To See Music | Andrew Lowell | TEDxEmilyCarrU

Music is experienced solely with our ears, and this limitation on our senses has endured throughout human history. Andrew Lowell, a simulation expert as well as a synesthete, questions how we perceive music. In an age where the line between audio and visual mediums is blurred, this talk redefines long standing rules that govern music through a series of insightful animations. Andrew Lowell has worked professionally for decades in visual effects and sound engineering. Since authoring a book on the generation of sound with graphics programs, he's well-known in visual effects circles for bringing the graphical and musical worlds together. He maintains heavy involvement in creating workflows and software tools to combine the visual and musical spheres, and he often delivers lectures on his developments. His continuing goals are to form bridges between visual phenomena present in movie-making and aural phenomena in music
and sound, as well as pursuing his personal work in generative music and sound synthesis. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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