Chroma Loops

Desktop Java applet that translates color sequences into sound loops.
Pick colors from an uploaded photo or the color chart and play the sequence in a loop.
The translation is based on converting red, green and blue color values (0 - 255 each) of picked colors to MIDI values (21 - 108).
Each color will be "played" as a broken three-tone chord.
Download at chromapost.com/apps/loops

Chroma Photosound

A desktop Java applet that translates photos into sound.
Download at chromapost.com/apps/photosound
Based on Chromapost Sound (chromapost.com/sound)
Load a photo, click 'play', and the applet will read the photo pixel by pixel and translate them into a series of chords. (Written in Processing with SoundCipher library)

Chromapost Sound 2

Java desktop applet that translates color into sound.
Download at chromapost.com/sound/2
The translation is based on converting red, green and blue color values (0 - 255 each) to MIDI values (21 - 108).
Each chromapost is translated into three successive tones, one for each color channel.
You can play a sequence of 40 chromaposts (120 tones) in chronological order.
(Written in Processing with SoundCipher library)

Chromapost Sound

Java applet that translates color into sound.
Download at chromapost.com/sound

2600 chromaposts (1 April 2009 - 13 May 2016) are divided into 26 100-day segments. Choose a 100-day segment and click on color bars to play the accompanying sound or chord. Click on a number to get a different range of dates.

The translation is based on converting red, green and blue color values (0 - 255 each) to MIDI values (21 - 108). There are three types of conversion: a single tone (based on the approximated lightness of color), a chord (red, green and blue values are translated into tones that are played at the same time), and a broken chord (same as a chord, except that the tones are played in quick succession).

(Written in Processing with SoundCipher library)