Topic: The Sound Of Crypto (Read 212 times)

really interesting and creation and your idea about making the things to be funny and entertainment is really going well and I like this idea and your execution totally

Lol! 
I can relate with the sound it makes. Its like riding in a lull and enjoying the gradual rise and then suddenly it started to decline and you just can't accept it so you start yelling and want it back rising again. I also happened to see one thread similar to this. that was crypto sonification if I am not mistaken. that one was different.

Interesting to see and listen this! but can you tell me if you have a landing page to know more about you and the project ?

Thanks for you feedback on the ending thought haha but do you take a shot to the sample?

Its nice you liked it and of curse I can share more with you:

Its a sound art installation that I designed in 2016 for the Twelfth Edition of the "International Festival of Music and New Technologies - Visiones Sonoras (Sound Visions)" in Mexico.

the development took place in 4 parts:

1._ The generation of a sound pallet
- First to all the development, I tried to imagine how bitcoin would sound like ... and developed a palette of sounds in my studio, looking to reflect my vision and the concept I had at that time of bitcoin
 

2._ Getting the bitcoin data
- The project works with different data from the bitcoin core, but I could say that transactions are the body and the price of bitcoin is the heart of this project, and its because the fluctuation of the price conditions a mood in the resulting sound: if the price goes up, down or it  remains stable... the sound pallet of the transactions is conditioned in terms of possible tonal intervals to choose and therefore the character or sentiment that transmits. :|

Then all this is sent via a local network to generate the process of sonification

3._ Sound Generation
- The generation of sound in real time takes place in PureData with 2 audio techniques: Sampling and Granular Synthesis
 - Before the conditioned sound comes out through the multichannel speaker system, it goes through a process of spatialization (which is also conditioned by the values ​​obtained) in order to ensure that the user is immersed in an enveloping environment.


4._ User Interaction
- The main interaction is generated by the bitcoin network, but I found a way in which the user could interact in a distinctive way. And its via interactive wallets. The user just scans QR codes placed in banners and makes a transaction to the project wallet (1btcsnd...) and triggers a diferent sound of a exclusive sound pallet.


Basically that's the project

Wow that was therapeutic. Thanks for the share. Some parts were a tad loud though eg, Storm. But overall, highly enjoyable. Mind sharing how you made them?

hahah  the idea of ​​using headphones is to be able to listen better to low frequencies and obtain a better appreciation of the movements and spatialization of each sound, since it is designed as a multi-channel sound installation for 4-8-16-32 speakers

Lol, I had a good laugh. I'm waiting for it to go to the bull run graph and then after that, hehehe  .

@BRE - I also listen to your audio sample, I don't know, but I feel like going to sleep listening with headphones.

Try my project, its a bitcoin sonification.

BTCSND~
Bitcoin Network Sonification Process
Binaural Sample 20/09/2016 - 12:35am
https://soundcloud.com/btcsnd/btcsnd-binaural-sample

Try to listen  with headphones or in good speakers

Happen to find this on YouTube, pretty interesting stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VV19nAuYC_4

Enjoy!