All 4-bit Waveforms That Have 32 Samples
via littlescale:
I built a patch that will generate and play all 4-bit waveforms that have 32 samples.
For those that use LSDJ – the well-known Game Boy music tracker – this configuration will seem very familiar of course.
There are 16 ^ 32 possibilities. The patch plays 100 different waveforms for every second, at a constant frequency of 440 Hz. At this rate it will take 1,079,028,307,100,000,000,000,000,000 centuries to complete.
Fortunately, the video is only 1:38 minutes long, though.
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This is stupid – why would anyone spend their time making something like this?
@JoseLuis: For artistic exploration, showing it can be done — and you should ask the creator as to their intentions.
I think while it sounds harsh, quite fascinating, and reminiscent of that JPEG image that got compressed over 600 times: http://www.boingboing.net/2009/03/22/jpeg-compression-600.html