Hi, my name is Giovanni Cappellotto. I'm a web developer and I love arts and music. I’d like to present my new project: Waveform.
This simple web application is a workbench to test audio waveform conversion to image.
Just upload an mp3 file to get its waveform in png format.
Waveform project, convert mp3 audio files to png images
Tags: mp3, mp32png, png, project, waveform
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Sweet program! I’ve been looking for exactly this! Any chance of getting a copy of the source?
@KJ
Thank’s for your interest on the project.
Yes, I’m going release the source, keep following my blog for updates!
Great idea! I have been looking for this for a long time.
Could you notify us upon release of the source?
Great tool. I have been looking for exact this. Is it possible to get a copy of the source code?
Regards, Michael
Ciao Giovanni, mi piace questo “code”.
How did you do it, if I may ask ?
Very nice Giovanni.
I’d love to have this mp3-png conversion on my website.
Would it be possible to get a copy of the code?
Hi again Giovanni, this is Jack again
[ you don't have to publish this comment , unless you want]
I’m wondering if you’re planning on releasing the mp3-png source sometime,
or did you decide not to release the code at all…?
It’s looking great, and would like to use it on my website.
Or is it possible to buy a license from you?
In either case, can you kindly let me know. I’m interested.
You can contact me at my email address. Thanks!
What would be neat is if you could reverse that…. say i did some vector art in Freehand or something… then wanted to convert the rendered image of that “waveform” (say its in a jpg or gif or whatever) – if it could take waveform images and convert to sound you’d have further creative options for audio production.