Audio-Driven Timing in 12 Sentiments for VR, Movement 7
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The 7th movement of 12 Sentiments for VR uses audio-driven timing. The seedlings jump forward at a regular rhythm in the direction of the user's wind gestures; the tempo decreases or increases gradually depending on the wind speed.
The arpeggio of seedling notes is created using exact timing in ChucK, the audio programming language used. ChucK informs Unity that a graphics event should occur (i.e. a seedling should jump forward) after every note played.
The other way to architect this scene would have been to compute the timing in Unity using system clocks (e.g. Unity's InvokeRepeating() method), and have Unity inform ChucK every time it needed to play a note. This would have resulted in jittery and unsatisfying rhythms.
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