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Links:
🔗 p5.js editor: editor.p5js.org/
🔗 Pendulum Waves Code: editor.p5js.org/pattvira/sket...
🔗 Introduction to Creative Coding Playlist: • START HERE: Creative C...
References:
🔗 @NatSciDemos's Pendulum Waves: • Pendulum Waves
🔗 Wikipedia - Audio frequency: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_f...
🔗 p5.js Oscillator Class: p5js.org/reference/#/p5.Oscil...
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:56 Create one pendulum
10:41 Create 15 pendulums
15:26 Make it pretty!
20:28 Add sound using P5 Oscillator class
27:33 FULL LENGTH PENDULUM WAVES

[@liorschenk4122]

Omg it's so good!!!! 😱🥳 And you explain everything so clearly thank you! Can't wait to try this out!

[@pattvira]

Trying out the Oscillator library like you suggested! So many possibilities. Glad you like it!

[@ramlaaal]

love the way you say angle,

[@zhiyan909]

Still Enjoying and even Being Surprised by Your Absolutely Incredible P5.js Course. Feel Lucky to Know You. Thank You 🙏🙏🙏

[@pattvira]

Thanks!

[@stefanvanraemdonck9054]

This pendulum code is going to be one of my favourites. I really like the ones who combining physics, geometry and coding You're one of the best teachers Patt. I hope you are going deeper in the P5 sound library. The movement in this code comes back to the starting point at 96 seconds

[@pattvira]

Yes, I love the combo as well. The result is quite satisfying to see & listen to. Lmk if you have other ideas you'd like to suggest!

[@Cy4__29]

👍👍thanks Pat…haven‘t had much time to keep up with the tutorials, but I‘ll definitely give this one a try😁

[@pattvira]

Thank you! I was wondering where you have been 😉 Give it a try when you get a chance.

[@frankbottcher4597]

Very nice explanation for a packed sketch from pendulums over sound:) Saw a real installation (without sound) in the Technik Museum in Berlin, Germany. It’s fascinating to look at both in real and in this digital version.

[@pattvira]

Thanks! Nice, I'd love to see the real physical one too!

[@peterfarrell66]

So cool! Definitely going to code this one!

[@pattvira]

Glad you like it! Thank you.

[@alvarobyrne]

"this thing called derivative"

[@paulh1720]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@raphandrews1]

wwwowww