After using Master to parse neutrino and photonic streams using the Photonic Visor through various Water-Harness designs, I needed to create sound profiles, specifically base designs for the Harmonic Compiler, which I want to incorporate in the Photonic Visor so that communicative expressions may be afforded.
In order to do this I needed to take known data. Not just merely that which MASTER could read, but that I could either build or instruct to build, using actual data accrued using the Photonic Visor. This was an extremely labor intensive task and required many years on my part to make happen, and really even to begin to happen. Since such a synthesizer would require computer science experience, which I sorely lack. Above all, I do not have the years to build.
Using a forge set, similar to a type of doctrinal key, the Harmonic Compiler can be created for very basic design presentations. I lucked up and found the Hubble Data Composer online from NASA which will work perfectly for the task. If it ever disappears, a foundation has been created to replace it if necessary. While it only provides base data sets, and often ambiguous or incomplete sets, the years of work it provides in just a few hours is extraordinary.
https://science.nasa.gov/mission/hubble/multimedia/online-activities/hearing-hubble/
Open Source Examples:
https://science.nasa.gov/specials/apps/hearing-hubble/?3-0-false-1-7-3-2-31
https://science.nasa.gov/specials/apps/hearing-hubble/?4-0-false-1-7-3-2-31
https://science.nasa.gov/specials/apps/hearing-hubble/?5-3-false-1-7-3-2-31
https://science.nasa.gov/specials/apps/hearing-hubble/?6-3-true-0-7-0-2-31
