Royal Holloway, Computing Society's Saturday GEEK-OUT! is a casual hands-out event for members to meet like-minded people. There are theme of the day which participants can follow, or they can set their own goal for the day as well (e.g. learning a new programming language, writing a new piece of code, contributing to the open source community, etc.).
This repository contains codes I've written for some of these sessions.
The aim of this session is to create sound/noise from image files. I created a simple Java program that reads RGB values of image files and store them in a 2D array. These values can then be used to create sound/noise however you want (you'll have to code it yourself).
I did mine by dividing R/G/B and store them as a row vector, and have MATLAB play it. You can find a picture of Bletchley Park, and its corresponding sound wave in my repo. It's really just noise rather than sound.
