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    1. 10-02-2008 05:03 AM #1
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      Sound in a Formless Dream

      I was recently looking up information on cymatics (which is awesome and i really recommend you check it out on youtube) when i came across the concept that vibrational frequencies cause matter to take on form.

      Immediately i thought of dreams and their fluid, formlessness and it also struck me how silent dreams are.

      So i want to have a LD in which i sing through just one octave up and down and observe the effects on my dream self and my dream world.

      I have had interesting experiences with making noise in LD's before but haven't pursued it further until now.

      Feel free to comment or tell me if any of you have had experiences with this
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    2. 10-02-2008 05:22 AM #2
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      you are odd ,now i want to play my guitar a couple octaves higher, or even more annoying, my violin all my dc's will wanna kill me
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    3. 10-02-2008 11:31 AM #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by guitarboy View Post
      you are odd
      hehe. thanks

      Let me know how you go guitarboy. I would consider death by annoying DC's with noise a defininte successful experiment
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