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Imaging
03:46
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Sensor V
03:37
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Probe
05:04
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Fluctuations
04:57
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Optogenetics
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Impulses
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Mind over MIDI Kristiansund, Norway
Ambient music for daydreamers and nighthinkers, inspired by nature.
If you can
picture the very furthest, coldest, darkest part of Norway, that's where Mind over MIDI resides. If you want to get an idea of what it's like there, and can do without the frostbite, then this is the perfect solution.
Produce sweeping, icy synthscapes, with digital snowflakes.
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