May 24, 2016
Musical Solar System - based on real orbital frequencies
That Solar Beat.
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Musical Solar System - based on real orbital frequencies
That Solar Beat.
SolarBeat - turning the solar system’s orbital frequency into a celestial music box
Solarbeat is fun to play with and to think of new musical inspiration. It's not perfectly accurate or representative of each planet's real orbit but creative nonetheless.
Solarbeat
Check out this musical solar system based on real orbital frequencies! The newer version was remade using Web Audio API #solarbeat #webaudioapi
Listen to the sweet beats of the solar system. Based off actual orbital frequencies! Perfect for relaxing!
a soundboard à la Pogo, cp solarbeat
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The most graphically beautiful, sensory stimulating thing you will see today. SolarBeat was created by the uber-cool Luke Twyman of Whitevinyl Design (that's a lot of links for one sentence, but trust me, they are ALL worth it). His simple interactive audio/visuals will leave you spell bound. They make me feel both tremendous and tiny at the same time. I basically like anything that confuses and delights me.
More faves:
*Side effects may include: questioning everything you formerly believed to be true & and other overwhelmingly pleasant feelings.
Have a wonderful day!
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