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They went to Oak Ridge City with recording equipment...
Audio productions combining documentary archives and electronic music have always been among my favorites. That taste dates back from my mid-teens, when Paul Hardcastle's song "19" topped the charts. Its early use of sampled speech made a strong impression on me. Though not exactly programmed in the same style as Paul Hardcastle, this myNoise track is definitely a sequel of that longlasting influence.
Check out the original CBS radio documentary broadcasted on Feb. 25th 1950.
Published by Stéphane on February 19th, 2019
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This reminds me of Mark Morgan's "All-Ckear Signal" (Soundtrack from the original Fallout 2, Vault City).
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DnB Mix+Japanese Garden on the "Wildlife" preset="Fukushima Garden": when listening to the pair, I imagine myself taking a walk in the garden around the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Ironically, "Fukushima" means "Island of Happiness", and in the soundscape this meaning comes true!
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This is weirdly catchy. Great to listen to while you study radioactive chemistry.
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I love this generator.
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Love listening to this while classical music filters in from my coworker's cubical in the background! A strange blend of sounds but a very good one. Makes focusing at work feel a lot easier.
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Felt like a Melodysheep song about radioactivity. This is so amazing.
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Without the radio and mixed w/ Take It Easy, it is perfect for keeping a creative mind! Mixed w/ Take It Easy really helps me study!
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Sound like Meow Wolf music... So that's nice.
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Thank you thank you. Didn't realize this sound was "a thing".
Immediately thought of this Boards of Canada song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtyWgJYUvzs
Also has a bit of a Carbon Based Lifeforms feel too it.
Conjures some nice sepia tone imagery of the Cold War era and science/tech related things.
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With Hydrogen XII, everything off except Synthi Voice, it sounds a lot like Subnautica.
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What an eccentric and retro sound! Donated just for this wonderful "radioactive" music generator.
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Feels a bit like a sequel to the Take it Easy generator. This is great for having in the background as I write sci-fi. Granted, I generally turn off the speaking words.
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I feel like I'm in Spore and Mass Effect at the same time, it's really wonderful to listen to and has such a pleasant atmospheric beat! Amazing work as always! / ^ \
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Good good good! I love its video game aesthetic feeling!
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Oh wow, this is amazing to read papers to, Thank you so much!
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Oh, this is rad. Well done.
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Mmmmmm... music to code by. Thank you sir!
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This is amazing! I don't think I've ever heard anything like it.
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Muting the reporter, tuning to F natural and then dropping by an octave gives you a surprisingly upbeat experience despite its honey-like slowness.
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Mix this with Bagpipes, and maybe Tanpura and/or one of the ambient synth generators, and you've got yourself some seriously innovative world music.
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I love this one! Gets me pumped and ready to take on the day.
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I felt like I was high above Area 51 studying humans as they go about their business.
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Turned off CBS radio slider and turned on Black Hole along with this one. Great combo :)
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Wonderful! Really digging this also thinking of a good way to use the bass lines in a custom generator.
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Unsurprisingly, works brilliantly with Number Stations!
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WOW, this setting is reviving and encouraging to work, and blocking external noises. I love the rythm and complexity, and the awesomeness which is flowing from hi-end parts. All is so fluently composed, brilliant work! :)
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Got that Psy-Trance music vibe. Love it!
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