How To Draw Mushrooms On An Oscilloscope With Sound

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Strong rec pyinstallwoes · 2022-05 · on “Korg NTS-2 DIY oscilloscope and wave generator kit”

Anyone have a some tips on wanting to build intuition on wave-forms, electronics, and having fun with an oscilloscope? This was amazing to me: How To Draw Mushrooms On An Oscilloscope With Sound [this video]

Recommends chrissoundz · 2017-10 · on “My Sudden Synaesthesia”

I find this video quite mesmerizing: [this video] Essentially it draws an object on an oscilloscope by splitting the audio channel into x y coordinates.

Recommends MayeulC · 2020-05 · on “The DooM-chip: no CPU, no opcodes, no instruction counter”

I like this guy. I thought this was going to be a more introductory video: [this video] (holy c *, he published a lot of these since 2014, they're pretty good :) ) This has been done with quake: [LINK]

Cites tomatopotato · 2017-09 · on “Visualising sound: Laser and mirror and sound”

Very cool! Reminds me of Jerobeam Fenderson using the XY mode in ossiloscopes to draw images with stereo sounds: [this video]

Cites basq · 2019-06 · on “How to Understand the Universe When You’re Stuck Inside of It”

What you've written is extremely interesting. Not sure how much of it I truly understand, but I wanted to add that your explanation for everything as a wave function reminded me of oscilloscope music, ie. depicting images with waveforms. A tutorial I watched demonstrates the drawing of a mushroom, then animates it by modulating with a larger wave. In my laymen's head model, Spacetime is like a very large wave that everything else is being modulated by. Here's the relevant video: [this video]