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lo-pi radio is "Live lo-fi beats from the digits of pi, forever." It generates endless music from the sequential digits of pi along with a random walk image based on those same digits. "Every note of the melody you hear is the next digit of pi, in order. Each digit is a note in the Fmaj scale. 0 and 9 are rests (silence)." Created for The Pudding [many previouslies] Click the "?" in the top right corner for more links and descriptions.

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