The music visualizer proposes a way to transform sound relationships into readable visual structures. It is not framed as a simple graphic device, but as a tool for research, pedagogical mediation, and interdisciplinary creation.
Its core logic is based on four relationships:
- Pitch → color
- Rhythm → shape
- Duration → time
- Structure → spatial arrangement
This approach makes it possible to build experiences in which music can be analyzed, communicated, and shared beyond traditional notation. It is especially relevant for learning environments, public engagement, inclusion, and artistic experimentation.