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Scientists turn Large Hadron Collider data into music

CosmicFool

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This was quite awesome, reminds a WHOLE lot of some sounds SWIM has heard during travels

HERE is the link to the Daily Mail article and HERE is the direct link to the mp3 file (800 or so kb)
 
benzyme said:
anything that generates a potential (voltage) can be used to transform signals into tones.
you could hook up an NMR machine or mass spectrometer to a signal converter, and make music with it

Yes of course, but its always nicer to hear something rather exotic than, say, 230 volts of AC :)
 
That's some pretty shitty techno, lol. I remember a party where the DJ needed to get everyone to leave. He put a filter to drown the dubstep and put the mic next to a speaker in order to produce feedback. Everyone kept dancing anyways, it didn't sound half bad, lol.
 
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