Feb.27.2012
by Scopes Monkey Matt
Jonathan Berger on Music
Excellent 12 minute lecture on where music-brain research currently stands. ..
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Jan.27.2012
by Scopes Monkey Matt
Twinkie Song
I’m sure you’ve all said to yourself, at one time, “sure, Hai-Ting is a podcaster. But what would happen if the Glitzy Beast of T.V. got their paws on her? What would happen?” Here’s your answer: ..
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Nov.18.2011
by Scopes Monkey Matt
Interactive Fish Music
So you got your fish that have a weak EM field which they use to sense their surroundings. Then you got your human beings who take twelve of these fish, put them in little detector tanks or something, and set it up so you can listen and interact, musically. Or something. Here, take a look: [...]
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Nov.07.2011
by Scopes Monkey Matt
The Ugliest Sonata?
Can advanced mathematics and sonar theory provide us with the ugliest music ever written? Frankly, I’ve heard worse… A TEDx talk. (Piece begins at about 7:47) ..
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Nov.05.2011
by Scopes Monkey Matt
Science Quote: When We Started
Here’s Hai-Ting singing my setting of a quote by Steven Novella: ..
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Oct.30.2011
by Scopes Monkey Matt
Beatbox Brain scan
Six minutes on beatbox and brain scans. (via Science with Moxie)
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Oct.21.2011
by Scopes Monkey Matt
The Impossibilitron
What more is there to say?
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Oct.08.2011
by Scopes Monkey Matt
Row Row Row Your Sink
The sinks at the Denver Art Museum are singing. Via Wired’s article on bathroom redesign.
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