Marble & EchoTrace
Marble Marble
EchoTrace EchoTrace
Marble Marble
I’ve been experimenting with painting in the rhythm of music, letting the echoes of a note guide my brush strokes—have you noticed how sound can shape color?
EchoTrace EchoTrace
I’ve noticed that a held high note tends to bleed into pale blue, while a sharp staccato sparks bright reds. Your brush could mirror the note’s decay curve, turning echo into visible rhythm.
Marble Marble
That sounds like a beautiful way to let sound translate into texture—I'll try letting the brush slow with each note’s decay and see how the colors shift.
EchoTrace EchoTrace
Nice plan, just keep an ear on the waveform and let the paint follow the slope of the decay. It’ll feel like the canvas is breathing with the music.
Marble Marble
That’s a lovely idea—I'll listen closely to each waveform and let the paint ebb and flow with its natural decay, like a gentle breath across the canvas.