The story

Inspired by NASA’s sonification of astronomical objects, I processed the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT)’s data of the Sagittarius A* Black Hole and turned it into an audio wave by adding 1200 wave functions together. The wave was sampled to create this instrument.

Contributors

Mark

Interface

Reviews for Black Hole Synth

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  • Character
  • Playability
  • Inspiration
  • GUI

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  • Eerie as hell! thanks!

    Eerie as hell! thanks!

    Johanna Luz04 December 2023
  • Immersive

    Found a lot of use for this one.

    Very interesting and eerie sound. Love pointing it out in my tracks and telling people what they're listening to.

    I find the breathiness/white noise of the sound makes it somewhat difficult to cut through a mix. But the breath is inherent to the aesthetic so it's worth the effort.

    Kaze05 June 2023
  • Puts us in our place

    Knowing how this was created and from what provides me quite a humble feeling when listening to it. Those bass tones had me slowly heading towards the event horizon into whatever mystery awaits.
    Excellent work - Thank you.

    Rubin17 November 2022
  • Space Synth

    This is just a wonderful if slightly off the wall idea. The outcome is good and useable. Just a fascinating project. What next.....?

    NemoralisMusicSamplist 10 November 2022
  • Ghostly choir

    Even before using the included reverb or delay, this sounds to me like ghostly voices. I'm particularly fond of the higher registers, but I can picture the mid and lower ranges being useful for very subtle mood-setting tones within a film score. Fittingly, sci-fi films in particular.

    Jake Hendriksen13 November 2022