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In 2017 while working with electrocorticographical (ECoG) data directly recorded from the human brain, I had ideas on how to apply some of our analysis methods beyond neural data. In my spare time, I was able to program (in MATLAB) a suite of programs to perform digital signal processing techniques on audio data to output fascinating multidimensional representations unlike anything myself or others I know of who has knowledge of this matter has seen before. If you have knowledge of this type of audio visualization and do not think it is novel, , please reach out to info@recursia.design, we would love to hear from you regarding any topical research. 

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Presently, I am not in the position to divulge the logic of the algorithms underpinning the (atypical) processing methods, however, I am happy to create custom audio visualizations for anyone who is interested in purchasing a visualization of a song or audio-clip as either a digital file or made-to-order art-print. Please contact info@recursia.design, with the subject header titled, "Custom audio visualization request" and you will receive further information. 

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To see what my custom visualizations look like, please browse the galleries below. Visit back as more visualizations will be posted in the future. 

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Multidimensional spectrograms of classical music

Multidimensional spectrograms of classic rock

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