Voicewriter

Projects BA GRAPHIC DESIGN

Sylvan Lanz – Voicewriter

Voicewriter: Typographic speech visualization tool using a voice-recognition software Voicewriter is a project about the visualization of speech through the written language and its typographic dimensions. It consists of an interactive web tool coupled with a specifically developed scalable typeface. Thanks to voice recognition, this tool creates typographical compositions according to voice variations in intonation, rhythm and pitch.

Diploma project (2018) by Sylvan Lanz

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Voicewriter:Typographic speech visualization tool using a voice-recognition software

Voicewriteris a project about the visualization of speech through the written language and its typographic dimensions. It consists of an interactive web tool coupled with a specifically developed scalable typeface. Thanks to voice recognition, this tool creates typographical compositions according to voice variations in intonation, rhythm and pitch.

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