eridian · live
Translator console
Grace’s translator, rebuilt in your browser: arm the microphone, and live audio flows through the real recognition pipeline — chord glyphs light up as Eridian is spoken, and words resolve to English as the sequences complete.
(2) waveform
(2) spectrum · peaks
(3) recognized chords
No chords yet. Arm the mic, or press a phrase below to try it.
(4) translation log
The decoded reading lands here — gloss, grammar, and the emotional register behind it.
play Rocky — speak a phrase at the mic, or decode it directly
Use a phone as Rocky
Scan the code (or open the Rocky transmitter) on a phone, arm the microphone here, and tap a phrase near this device’s mic. The chords travel through the air — exactly the acoustic path a real translator would decode.
(1) arm the microphone and speak Eridian at it — or press a phrase to hear one · (2) the waveform and spectrum show what the pipeline hears · (3) each sounded chord resolves to a glyph · (4) syllables group into words and the reading lands in the log. It is the real recognition pipeline end to end — the same one the composer round-trips.