Every possible 4-bit 32-sample waveform…

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… is being generated as I write by a computer program. It will take about a nonillion years to complete its task. [Little-scale via Make]

A while back, Joel and I wrote a script that would generate every possible 1-bit 8×8 sprite. That was fun. We should maybe not have written it in PHP.

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3 Responses to Every possible 4-bit 32-sample waveform…

  1. Jordan says:

    This (and moreso your own project) reminds me of John Simon’s Every Icon, a 1996 artwork comprising an LCD screen gradually displaying every possible one-bit 32×32 icon. You can check out a virtual version of the work, if you like. It will take nearly six billion years to display all of the possible configurations of just the first two lines (clock speed depending, I assume).

    Simon has done a number of other “art applicances” as well.

  2. eti says:

    Bah! This one plays all 4-bit waveforms that have 512 samples.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIYoySrlGMg

  3. RoadTransport says:

    And overhead, without any fuss, the stars were going out…

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