ascii-video

Yes, you can create audio-reactive ASCII visuals by routing audio through SciPy to trigger beat-aware effects. The pipeline supports hybrid video and audio inputs to generate layered, generative ASCII sequences that respond dynamically to sound.

To render ASCII video, you need Python 3.10+ along with NumPy, Pillow, SciPy for audio processing, and ffmpeg for I/O. This environment supports the modular reference system to drive multi-grid rendering and creative composition.

Yes, you can add lyrics overlays and TTS narration to ASCII video through the integrated audio-visual pipelines. The system applies per-scene gamma tuning and reference-driven workflows to synchronize text and speech with the visual output.

Multi-grid rendering for generative ASCII works by leveraging a modular reference system encompassing architecture, effects, shaders, and scenes. This allows you to apply 20 blend modes and adaptive tonemapping to create rich, layered visual compositions.

The best way to share colored ASCII video is by utilizing the pipeline's ffmpeg integration for I/O processing. This converts your media into compact, visually expressive representations suitable for streaming and sharing without heavy GPU dependencies.