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        <description>The sound was recorded by Jasmin Meerhoff with an Elektrosluch. It is the electro-magnetic radiation of a LED display made audible. https://nervousdata.com In the animation the original sound is slightly edited. It controls the speed of the particles. If the volume increases, the particles can leave their trails. At low volume, new trails slowly form. Sound and Animation: CC BY-NC 3.0</description>
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