823 spectral lines together (see logfile.gz).
Visualisations (of the sonification):
And slightly different: hydrogen-smear.flac (16 bit, stereo, 44k1, 1.6 MB).
823 spectral lines (see logfile.gz).
Visualisations (of the sonification):
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Atomic spectrum of hydrogen sonified Pieter Suurmond's nanotone sample library - december 4, 2011. |
As a chord: hydrogen.flac (16 bit, stereo, 44k1, 2.5 MB).
823 spectral lines together (see logfile.gz).
Visualisations (of the sonification):
And slightly different: hydrogen-smear.flac (16 bit, stereo, 44k1, 1.6 MB).
823 spectral lines (see logfile.gz).
Visualisations (of the sonification):
Hydrogen combined:
I made bell-like sounds from hydrogen and used them in two pieces (in combination with the helium+
ion which is exactly a double-octave higher in pitch):
Furthermore, hydrogen is the starting element in the periodic-table-progression up to to sulpher:
More about hydrogen on wikipedia.
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Nanotone Sample Library by
Pieter Suurmond is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at kmt.hku.nl. |
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Sounds were calculated with my open source Spectroscopic Toolkit, based on spectroscopic data (5-OCT-2000) from Robert L. Kurucz at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. Leading and trailing silences were removed with cropaiff. |
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