Make a sound-effect "lookbook"

[goodhoko]

Collect examples of how our system could sound like and behave under varying conditions.

[goodhoko]

• https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HEfHFsfGXjs&t=94 I like how the individual "clicks" compose into a high-pitched tone when the collision frequency goes up (btw I messaged to the video's author asking how they achieved that effect)
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ErBjBYilUU&t=461s&ab_channel=LGRBlerbs If we gonna probe filesystem writes/reads we as well can make it sound like an actual HDD.

[strohel]

• For things that probe into "steady flow of data" (messages in an actor), I'd like to have a tone of an instrument that does down in pitch when the flow gets lower. Different data types get different instruments (violin, theremin, bagpipes, ...)

[goodhoko]

I like how the individual "clicks" compose into a high-pitched tone when the collision frequency goes up (btw I messaged to the video's author asking how they achieved that effect)

So 3b1b responded. The sound generation is actually open-sourced and it's quite simple: the individual clacks are merely overlaid over each other though there's a limit so that the minimum duration between two clacks is 0.004 s.