Subject: Re: Music - Theory and Computer Application 

Thank you for the links you provided.

Thank you very much for offering to compensate me for the links I
posted to your earlier question about music and imagery. I have
reposted my remarks below.

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Regarding the concept of turning graphic images into music, you might
be interested in playing with Pixound:
 
Pixound
http://www.pixound.com/

Here are some more programs that transform images into music and vice versa: 
 
MIDImage 
http://www.genjerdan.com/bfp/lmp/index.html 
 
MusiNum - The Music in the Numbers 
http://reglos.de/musinum/ 
 
QuasiFractal Music 
http://members.tripod.com/~paulwhalley/ 
 
Twizla 
http://www.bridle.demon.co.uk/twizla.htm 
 
An interesting article: 
 
Artistic and Psychological Experiments with Synesthesia  
http://home-1.tiscali.nl/~cretien/pub/syneng.htm

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I have not tried this, but I've heard wonderful things said about a
music-into-graphics program called Cthugha:

Cthugha Homepage
http://www.afn.org/~cthugha/index.html

Here's a page of links which lead to a wealth of information on
synesthesia-related topics. Not all of these links still work, but
there are some fascinating sites listed here. The bibliography at the
bottom of the page may be helpful, too:

Synesthesia, Multimedia & the Caves of Altamira
http://msp.sfsu.edu/Instructors/rey/synesth.html

Again, you have my thanks for having asked such an intriguing
question, and for being so thoughtful as to offer payment to several
Researchers who posted comments.

Best wishes,
pinkfreud

Thank you so much for your participation and contribution! I am
excited about looking in depth into all of your recommendations - kind
of like a pile of gifts still under the christmas tree yet to be
opened!

Many thanks for the five-star rating and the nice tip!

~pinkfreud