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In this video, learn how you can create music through art using Chrome Labs Kandinsky
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uploading new videos on a variety of different topics. So thanks for your consideration and now
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let's get started with the video. So the website is called Kandinsky
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You can find it at musiclab.chromeexperiments.com slash kandinsky. So all you'll do is start to draw shapes and as you draw them they'll automatically be given a
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sound. There is a circle. How about a square? And a straight line. So what you can do is play each
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of these sounds individually. Or you can play them in succession by pushing the play button
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So now one of the things you'll notice is if you draw shapes at the bottom
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like this face it's going to be a little bit of a lower tone than this one which is higher
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All right so let's try this again. I'm going to draw several different circles
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How about some lines? Let's add a triangle
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And a few other dots. And now let's play this
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Now it does give you a few other modes. If you'd like we can switch to this option and
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it's going to change the sounds a bit. Now let's switch it again and this time
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I'm going to try this one which gives it more of an orchestra sound
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So pretty cool. So pretty cool. Now there's no way to actually save this as like an audio file but this is a
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great activity if you're looking for an easy way for younger students to practice using a computer
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and maybe even to practice learning a little bit about music and shapes. And oh by the way
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the music that you're hearing right now in the background was created with Kandinsky
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So thank you so much for watching this video. If you have any questions go ahead and leave them in the comment section below
