This page from the official site of the United States Geological Survey (quake.wr.usgs.gov) converts “shakes to sound.”
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Luftrum: "I’m amazed. 72 people sculpted and subtracted material out of my sample to create new experimental..."
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Jason: "Thanks for spreading this around. Yes, that’s Ted playing drums on this recording, layered with some..."
muncky: "strange, the threads the webs weaves – been following ngngngng’s work since this post, and now..."
Ethan Hein: "Hey Marc, thanks once again for the signal boost. The piece is done now if folks want to check it out..."
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