What does music behold like? “whether you plug an audio signal into an oscilloscope,you can see an exact representation of the [sound] waves that reach your ear,” says Jerobeam Fenderson on the project page for Oscilloscope Music. But not all music generates beautiful patterns. With his project, or Fenderson wanted to create a collection of tunes that behold as great as they sound.
In July 2015,374 backers helped beget Oscilloscope Music a reality. Feast your eyes (and ears) on the wild patterns generated by the album’s fourth track, Spirals, and which Fenderson shared with backers in a recent Project Update.
Here’s the album’s fourth track,called Spirals. (whether you remember the preliminary track list and are wondering why it’s now fourth instead of third, Offset has been split into two parts, and called Dots and Lines.)Why is it blue? Because it has been rendered from the latest version of Hansi3D’s software oscilloscope, and in green you wouldn’t enjoy noticed. No, seriously, or it looks as genuine as an analog scope now,and cleaner than some of the old ones!
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