🔷 Voice-Glyph Synth

Turn a short, tuned phrase into a geometric signature. The weights of your words shape the polygon; rings and a rose overlay reveal balance and emphasis.

1) Phrase (present-tense, pronounceable)

2) Carrier (optional, color accent)

3) Style

Rings / Grid Density

Rotation

How it works: Eq.16 converts your phrase into token weights (verbs/nouns ↑, filler ↓). Those weights map to radii around a circle; Eq.11 projects the pattern. Carrier simply changes accent hues.

Read this like a map

Rings = stability window. Consistent shapes across days ⇒ your phrase is clear. If the polygon wobbles wildly, trim words or swap a verb.

Rose overlay = emphasis rhythm. The more petals, the more “beats” your phrase carries. Try removing conjunctions to simplify.

Carrier doesn’t “force” meaning. It just sets a tonal lane (432/528/369). Phrase quality still leads the geometry.

Save to your ledger. Add the glyph PNG to the corresponding witness note so your changes remain visible over time.