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Now imagine what your voice looks like traveling through spacetime omnidirectionally and decaying in amplitude.
Cymatic sciences will start to get really interesting when we can map them 3D in real-time.
Cymatic sciences will start to get really interesting when we can map them 3D in real-time.
I saw similar video clips a year or two ago and was floored. David Icke has one thats pretty good too (some one from here posted it after i mentioned the topic). I would also like to see what could possibly happen when sacred geometry is added to the equasion.
Does any one know what type of audio equipment is being used? As far as speakers or pitch producer? It could make for a fun home experiment (with or without spice:d ) and it seems like it would be easy to do.
Does any one know what type of audio equipment is being used? As far as speakers or pitch producer? It could make for a fun home experiment (with or without spice:d ) and it seems like it would be easy to do.
you're prolly referring to this one:
yes....i love this too. i am so profoundly consumed by cymatic science. for years now i've been saying that it's "all about the carrier wave". that original video i posted literally saw me watching it with my mouth agape the entire time. so insanely cathartic for me.
...nice to see i'm not even remotely alone in this awe...
L&G!!
yes....i love this too. i am so profoundly consumed by cymatic science. for years now i've been saying that it's "all about the carrier wave". that original video i posted literally saw me watching it with my mouth agape the entire time. so insanely cathartic for me.
...nice to see i'm not even remotely alone in this awe...
L&G!!
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Once we have developed an interface that can convert waveforms into their cymatic signatures in real time AND in 3D instead of a two dimensional surface (like a sub, sine gen, and a plate) it will open up a whole new world of observation and technology. This is essential because waveforms move omnidirectionally, not 2D.
The next step after that would be being able to move from one spectrum of frequencies to the next. It will be especially nice when we can glide through spectrums linearly to adjust the instruments frequency focus.
Kind of like an advanced MRI of all the aspects of spacetime itself.
We could then take this multispectrum cymatic data that can bridge the gap of sound and sight and slow it down among many other things. Just visualizing this completely blows my mind.
The next step after that would be being able to move from one spectrum of frequencies to the next. It will be especially nice when we can glide through spectrums linearly to adjust the instruments frequency focus.
Kind of like an advanced MRI of all the aspects of spacetime itself.
We could then take this multispectrum cymatic data that can bridge the gap of sound and sight and slow it down among many other things. Just visualizing this completely blows my mind.
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