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When I had an MRI a few years ago, my conclusion about the sound was "add a melody on top of that rhythm, and it would go over quite well in an underground indu
by jonah 3y ago
When I had an MRI a few years ago, my conclusion about the sound was "add a melody on top of that rhythm, and it would go over quite well in an underground industrial music club in an abandoned warehouse outside of Berlin."
I haven't looked to see if anyone has actually tried to make music with the sound or not.
- leejo 3y agoWhen I had one it felt like I was listening to early to mid 2000s Autechre. In other words, almost interesting, almost enjoyable, just not quite there.
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- roywiggins 3y agoAnswer seems to be, yes: https://whyy.org/segments/the-mri-is-a-source-of-anxiety-and-musical-inspiration/ https://whyy.org/segments/the-mri-is-a-source-of-anxiety-and... You can also make music with the scanner: https://youtu.be/7MRm5mD2YxQ https://youtu.be/7MRm5mD2YxQ