Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sound. Show all posts

2008-07-22

Monitoring Health Through Music of the Genes

Future doctors could monitor health through music of the patients' genes by using a new method where gene expressions, the process by which a gene's DNA sequence is converted into the functional proteins of a cell, are transformed into into musical sounds. In the acoustic translation, harmony represents good health, and discord indicates disease.
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Future doctors could monitor health through music of the patients' genes

In this representation of genetic activity, the circles are genes, the lines signify relationships, and colors indicate genes that have similar functions.
In this representation of genetic activity, the circles are genes, the lines signify relationships, and colors indicate genes that have similar functions.
They use mathematical techniques, in the case of colon cancer, for instance, to reduce the data from a group of nearly 10,000 genes down to just four combinations that they say represent virtually all the variability in the data.
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Each combination is then assigned a note. When three or more notes are played at the same time, they become a chord. When those chords are played across time, they become music.
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The researchers assign a harmonious sound to a normal, healthy gene network. When there are deviations in the genes' behavior -- such as the presence of disease -- the music sounds inharmonious.
Technology Review - Published By MIT
Multimedia
Listen to examples of gene-based music.

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Future doctors could monitor health through music of the patients' genes - The Boston Globe
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Music Used to Analyze Gene Expression - Medgadget - www.medgadget.com

2008-07-09

Melodine -- The Ultimate Sound Editor

Celemony Software GmbH is a German musical software company that specializes in digital audio software developed a product called Melodyne, which be used for completely rebuilding a melody, from a vocal or instrumental recording.
Technology Review - Published By MIT

Digital Sound Separator

New software can modify the individual notes of a recorded chord.

Decomposition: Two views of a digitally recorded chord, provided by Celemony Software's Direct Note Access software. Top: The chord as a single entity. Bottom: The individual notes of the chord extracted.
Credit: Celemony Software

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Melodyne - Direct Note Access
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Melodyne - Sing like a pro
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BBC Melodyne
Ever thought you could sing? Not being able to sing hasn't stopped a number well known pop artists achieving chart success, so what are they doing to their voices? As you'd expect, computers are involved. Tayfun King set out to test a new piece of software that gives producers a tool that lets them change the sound of the individual notes sung.
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That's Melodyne

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Direct Note Access

Introducing Direct Note Access

Questions & Answers

How to get Direct Note Access


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