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April 28, 2015

Guy invents color-coded chord wheel to translate music into paintings

by Larra Morris

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Tim Bavington—an artist based in Las Vegas, Nevada—is not the first artist who tries to paint music but he might be the most precise at it. He came up with a color-coded chord wheel that helps him translate notes into colors so he can make paintings that are exact visualizations of his favorite songs.
via Gizmodo

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