Saturday, November 28, 2020
Five Minutes of Pink Oyster Mushroom Playing Modular Synthesizer
MycoLyco
"Through the magic or rather science of bio data sonification, this flush of oyster mushrooms get a shot at playing a eurorack modular synthesizer before they become my dinner. Electrical resistance is measure by passing a small current through the mushrooms similar to a lie detector test. The changes in resistance are then converted into control signals which determine the rhythm, pitch, timbre and effects parameters of the modular synthesizer.
Longer pink oyster mushroom videos coming later this week, and the audio will be in stereo! Make sure to like, subscribe and hit that notification bell. Especially if you read this far!! Thanks for all the support you all rock."
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You assume the pink oyster mushrooms are into electric nipple clips. The whole sound could merely be their protestations of inconvenience.
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