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the embedded spectrogram hidden at the end of Aphex Twin's track 'Formula'. it was originally discovered by an avid fan in the early 2000s after the specific audio segment piqued his curiosity upon hearing it. the resulting image wasn't adequately rendered, however, notably due to Richard's inclination to implement advanced technologies and experimentations in his works—so, to put closure to speculation, the distorted face in question was ultimately ruled out to simply be some demonic entity.

shortly after word swept the forums, a different devotee wanted to check if his album's disc also contained this same visual phenomenon. assuming he happened to utilize the same software as Richard, known as Metasynth, his resulting image was essentially the same as what's shown in this video. without a doubt: the insidious grin. — he's inserted spectrograms into a few other tracks since, establishing them as one of his innumerable easter eggs over these past decades.

designgraphik How do we hear? — When sound waves enter our ears, they travel through the ear canal into the ear drum. It is then, that the ear drum vibrates from these musical sound waves and sends vibrations into our middle ears. The tiny bones then amplify the vibrations and send the movement information to the fluid filed cochlea. The fluid then begins to ripple all around, sending tiny hairs into a frenzy inside the basilar membrane. The hairs begin to move up and down, causing pores to open up and outputting electrical signals that contain important internal information. Nerves then detect, read and carry these signals to the master brain, which in part turns the sound into something we personally categorize. // audio: @.madsound
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