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  Seeing sound waves

  Posted: February 1st, 2008, 6:40pm CST

  Using an oscilloscope to track waveforms is always interesting - but the effects of sound vibration on real-world materials can be downright stunning.
  Try experimenting with different substances over a loud speaker, just don't spill any milk in your speaker cone!

  Sound Waves on YouTube - Link

  Snowy Day @ MGFest 2008 [via]-Link

  Related:
  
  Ruben's Tube - Sound visualization... with FIRE! -Link

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