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How Noise Improves Computing and Digitized Audio

Updated 19 June 2024 | Published 13 April 2024 by M

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How Noise Improves Computing and Digitized Audio

The indefatigable Preston Nichols explains what not long ago was the next step in digital sound on this planet

Updated 11 July 2024 | Published 3 May 2022 by M

Next Step in Digital Sound on this Planet

Fault in Digital Radio Reception — Searching for the last true analog radio – Panasonic & 5 Core

Updated 7 July 2024 | Published 8 April 2021 by M

Fault in Digital Radio Reception

Insight into Why the Musical Magic of Muscle Shoals

Updated 11 July 2024 | Published 26 March 2021 by M

Insight into Why the Musical Magic of Muscle Shoals

Do Semiconductors Inherently Digitize Sound?

Updated 19 December 2024 | Published 15 March 2021 by M

Do Semiconductors Inherently Digitize Sound? A compounding quantization due to meager junction effects at crystalline lattice boundaries.

Convert any song from 440 Hz to 432 Hz Using Adobe Audition or freeware AUDACITY

Updated 20 December 2024 | Published 8 March 2021 by M

MUSICAL CULT CONTROL HOWTO and WHYTO Convert any 440 Hz song to 432 Hz

Convert any song from 440 Hz to 432 Hz Using Adobe Audition or freeware AUDACITY

“A great Scientist is more greatly an Occultist.”

Welcome fellow travelers; discerning smarties; open-minded and rational afficionados of truth and beauty, to our constantly-curated cornucopia of curiosities delving deeply beyond the beyonds of esoterica, eclectica, engineering, and evermore “-ologies” — a ‘top-drawer’ overflowing delectable variety and intrigue.

“It is important not to worship what is known but to question it.” – J Bronowski

This website largely concerns vibrations, oscillations, energies — vibratory anything — with life, physics, science, music in primary focus, plus oddball tidbits aplenty mixed-in for flavor and zest.

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” – Ben Franklin

All is inseparably connected via vibration. Per scripture, sound was the beginning: If “God is two octaves above man,” but ‘silence is golden,’ doesn’t that leave us somewhere between precious and divine? We should live up to that.