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There should be a proper README, AUTHORS, INSTALL files.

Try it on Linux, Windows, Mac

Should allow user to choose which camera to use for sonification.

RGBYW sounds should not be regenerated on the fly using the sin equations. They should be buffered separately and then added together based on the intensity of the color.

Should be able to use an android phone as a remote control

The current sounds were determined pretty arbitrarily by whatever I thought was good. Investigate the sound timbre and pitches used for RGBYW and determine optimal sounds, keeping in mind the following:

• Discernibility. The sounds should be distinguishable from each other
• Pleasantness. The sounds should be pleasing, especially when hearing something traditionally considered beautiful (i.e, a sunset should sound nice).
• Environment. The sounds should be distinguishable from most indoor and outdoor environments, but should not obscure the environmental sounds.

Compile Kromophone for Qt 5 on Raspberry Pi and make sure it works with audio and video.

Package the Kromophone either into an installer or a single zip file.

Right now, if you close the preview window, it will continue to sound.

User should be able to control features using a wiimote over bluetooth.

Kromophone does not work on HTC one. I suspect it's due to the way the opencv libs are being handled.

Basic documentation describing the color to sound mapping as it will be release needs to be written.

Add some video demonstrations to youtube so people don't have to install it to see what it's like.

Scrap the current GUI and implement something with QtQuick. Should be able to use gestures and stuff, too.

Try to either get a PPA or a .deb.

The Kromophone should run on android.