Science and Technology

Hey Benefactor. I think we should connect. I've been developing some very peculiar software that allows the study and exploration of the harmonic structure that I think you might find interesting. Very much based on vortex/toroidal concepts. I call it the Harmonoscope, and I think it might be useful for these future endeavors.

It also acts as a pseudo 3D renderer, and a 3D binaural beat generator (these seem to be more effective than normal 2D binaural beating). It uses pure sound waves to create the visuals and lighting as well. Although I am a game developer, I did not use any traditional 3D rendering methods for the light or the 3D forms. This is a fully novel method that I have not seen anywhere else on the internet. It is all pure sound waves and nothing else (other than the vectorscope to visualize the waveforms being created). However, there is a special sauce on how to create and manipulate with precision these particular toroidal waveforms, which the software assists with through its unique way of handling phase relationships.

Lissajous figures, spirographs, hypotrochoids, epitrochoids, rhodonea curves, among many other concepts, all seem to be 2D projections of this 3D toroidal shape. You just have to look at it from the right angle (literally, you can rotate the shapes by tweaking the sound waves in a special manner).

Here is a crude demo of the software. It's basically a custom synthesizer fed into a custom vectorscope: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZL7cEUKDYGc7cFVPFHuORAw3Xr4-IxhU/view

Here are some examples of what it can produce:

The variety is truly infinite. I've conjured many organic forms from this tool. I have a lot to share on this but it's far too much for a block of text.

And yes, these waveforms can be applied to our toroidal coils with some... interesting effects. Things can get a little dangerous here so extreme caution is advised.

I'm wondering if you would be down for a chat sometime so that I can expound upon this tool and associated phenomena with a little more clarity, and hopefully learn from you how this could be better applied to these coil setups.

Cheers, Nate