A Sound Visualizer listens to sound or music and reacts by drawing graphics on the screen. Scratch uses the "loudness" block to detect the volume of sound. * You can clap your hands or make other noises to affect the screen graphics. This project plays "The Minute Waltz" by Chopin. The project then listens to the music through your computer's microphone (if it has one) and varies the images on the screen according to the volume. If your device does not have a microphone then default sound levels will be used. Made for the Sound Visualizers studio https://scratch.mit.edu/studios/4132969/
* The Sound Visualizer reacts to the tune played and also any sound that you make. If you want the project to react only to your voice and music rather than The Minute Waltz, just turn the speakers off on your PC or device. Minute Waltz by Chopin from the wonderful project Phenakistiscope by @ivan321 https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/148221551/
