I Turned 121 Flags Into Sound (From 2 Notes to 1,551) 🔊

Every flag has a sound. A pen draws each flag one stroke at a time, and every stroke plays its own note: the higher the pen, the higher the note. Japan's flag is 2 notes. El Salvador's is 1,551. Here are 121 flags, from the simplest to the most insane. Which one sounded best, and where is yours? 👇 0:00 121 flags turned into sound, simplest to most complex 0:14 Level 1: 2 notes (Japan, Poland, Ukraine...) 0:41 Level 2: 3 notes (Romania, Hungary, Denmark...) 0:59 Level 3: 3 notes (France, Canada, Germany, Italy...) 1:32 Level 4: 4 notes (Chile, Cuba, Ghana...) 1:57 Level 5: 5-7 notes (Norway, China, Greece...) 2:22 Level 6: 8-12 notes (Malaysia, Georgia, the UK...) 2:57 Level 7: 14-40 notes (South Korea, Nepal...) 3:33 Level 8: 44-84 notes (India, USA, Brazil...) 4:26 Level 9: 133-308 notes (Portugal, Serbia...) 5:27 Level 10: 360-715 notes (Vatican, Mexico, Spain...) 6:09 Final level: over 1,000 notes (Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, El Salvador) 6:42 Which one sounded best? Note counts = pen strokes in our drawing of each official flag (one note per stroke). Flags: Wikimedia Commons SVGs (public domain). Sound: original, made by our code from the drawing. Narration: synthetic voice (Kokoro). Music: "Inspired" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... #flags #geography #vexillology