tl;dr: Is there any basic audio data that I can extract from PvRecorder, namely volume?

tl;dr: Is there any basic audio data that I can extract from PvRecorder, namely volume?

tl;dr: Is there any basic audio data that I can extract from PvRecorder, namely volume?

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I want to make an image-to-sound converter. I saw that idea in the 3Blue1Brown video about Hilbert’s curve. So, what this program should do is take every pixel of the image and associate it with a unique frequency, and then, depending on the brightness of the pixel, it will make that frequency louder or quieter. After that, it will add up all the sine waves of specific frequencies and amplitudes and play it for the user.

I want to make an image-to-sound converter. I saw that idea in the 3Blue1Brown video about Hilbert’s curve. So, what this program should do is take every pixel of the image and associate it with a unique frequency, and then, depending on the brightness of the pixel, it will make that frequency louder or quieter. After that, it will add up all the sine waves of specific frequencies and amplitudes and play it for the user.

this is my code
i think it<s not that much good but if it can do it’s work is ok

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