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Waveforms As Art

The Laughing Squid reports on Epic Frequency, a collection of art consisting of carefully chosen waveforms from songs and recordings we all know.  The prints look very, very good hanging on a wall.

This, for example, is from the Beatles’ “Let It Be.”

Let it Be Waveform

And this is from Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here.”

PinkFloyd-WishYouWereHere

 

Cool, huh?  Visit the full gallery here.

 

Alan Cross

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2 thoughts on “Waveforms As Art

  • Alan, thanks for the kind words about Epic Frequency. Stairway To Heaven is one of the most interesting ones in my opinion. The song’s dynamics really show well in this format.
    Bill Seaver, Cofounder
    Epic Frequency

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    • When I finish my basement (someday–*sigh*) I want one of these prints!

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