Sound Wave Collection

Waveforms, abstract artwork
Waveforms. Abstract computer artwork of a surface with a wave rippling through it

Sound waves, artwork
Sound waves. Computer artwork showing three different representations of the waveform produced by a sound wave

Halftone pattern, abstract background of rippled, wavy lines

alftone Pattern, Abstract of rippled, wavy lines
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Musical Note
Mystic Number

The Guitar: Watch the sound unfold
Mystic Number

Earphone
Mystic Number

Summer Album
Conceptual photo with sound wave graphic made from leaves and grass. Analogue cassette with music of nature.. Dina Belenko

Edisons Phonograph from 1879, wood engravings, published in 1880
The Phonograph (Tin Foil Phonograph) by Thomas Alva Edison (American inventor, 1847 - 1931) in 1879 (improved design of the prototype from 1877)

Phonautograph (c. 1860) by Scott and KAonig, published in 1880
Phonautograph (c. 1860) by Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville (French printer and bookseller, 1817 - 1879) and Rudolph Koenig (German acoustician, 1832 - 1901)

Sound wave. Oscilloscope trace of a sound wave from a violin. A pure sound wave of a single pitch manifests itself as a sine wave of constant frequency

Illustration of sonar system Gloria sending out sound pulses across sea bed, picking up echoes bouncing back from features on the sea bed and communicating them to on-board computers

Phonautograph by Koenig
Antique illustration of a Phonautograph by Koenig

Edisons Phonograph
Illustration of a Edisons Phonograph

Sound wave created by a percussion instrument, digital illustration

EOD expert using robot to investigate attache case

Concert hall, cross-section illustrating reflection and absorption of sound

Illustration of the processes involved in storing sound on a CD

Illustration of radio transmission and reception, from microphone to speaker

Illustrations of woman shouting showing sound waves and insets of vocal cords, rarefaction and compr

Illustration of record, cassette tape and compact disc with electrical signals used to record music

Illustration showing digital sound wave

Illustration of air molecules compressed together creating sound waves

Illustration showing Sound waves

Illustration of dolpin using echolocation to locate fish

Illustration of four different sound waves

Anatomical illustration of sound vibrations entering ear

Series of illustrations showing oscillating current and radar telescope, sound wave and man using megaphone, radio waves and PC

Digital illustration of low and high frequency sound waves

Illustration of sound waves produced by siren of a passing police car

Illustration of William Derhams sound experiment, showing sound travelling from the mouth of a cannon towards tower of Upminster Church, 1708

Biomedical illustration of Otoacoustic Emission sound wave chart

A Photograph Of Sound Waves
Bell Telephone Laboratories: June 20, 1950. F.K. Harvey demonstrates the focusing of of an acoustic lens on sound waves emitted from the horn at left

Echolocation, artwork F005 / 0233
Echolocation, computer artwork

Speech, conceptual artwork
Speech. Conceptual computer artwork representing speech. An electrical wave (orange) corresponds to the sound waves (voices) produced by the wire-frame human heads

Testing an audio system, 1954
Testing an audio system. The thresholds of loudness and high frequency are being tested by projecting progressive plane sound waves at a listener

Heartbeat, conceptual artwork
Heartbeat, conceptual computer artwork

Tinnitus, conceptual artwork

Sound byte, 3D-artwork
Sound byte. 3D-computer artwork representing the waveform produced by a sound byte

White noise, conceptual artwork
White noise, conceptual computer artwork

Sound pressure recordings, 19th century
Sound pressure recordings, 19th-century artwork. These recordings (black circular areas) are produced by a process called tonography

Ultrasound transducer, composite image
Ultrasound transducer. Composite image of a transducer that is used in ultrasound scanning. The image shows sound waves (not actually visible) emerging from the transducer

Waveforms, artwork
Waveforms. Computer artwork representing a number of different waveforms overlaid on top of each other

Noise pollution, conceptual image. Computer artwork of sound waves coming out a chimney in a row of houses with a play sign on the side

Sound byte, artwork
Sound byte. Computer artwork representing the waveform produced by a sound byte

A drumming band
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"Unleashing the Power of Sound: A Journey through Waveforms and Abstract Artwork" Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of sound waves, where artistry meets technology. From intricate waveforms to captivating abstract artwork, every note is a masterpiece waiting to unfold. Step into the realm of music with a single musical note that holds infinite possibilities. Let it guide you on a melodic adventure as you explore the depths of rhythm and harmony. Witness the magic as sound waves come alive, resonating through The Guitar's strings. Watch closely as each strum unveils an enchanting symphony that captivates hearts and souls. Plug in your earphones and let summer vibes flow through your veins with our exclusive Summer Album. Feel the warmth radiate from every beat, transporting you to sun-kissed beaches and carefree moments. Travel back in time to 1879 when Edisons Phonograph revolutionized how we experience sound. Marvel at wood engravings capturing this groundbreaking invention published in 1880, forever etching its mark on history. Discover the Phonautograph by Scott and Koenig, an ingenious creation from 1860 that paved the way for modern audio recording. Delve into its intricacies through illustrations published in 1880, unraveling its secrets one stroke at a time. Embark on an underwater expedition with Gloria's sonar system, sending out sound pulses across the sea bed. Witness echoes bouncing back from hidden features beneath as they communicate their mysteries to onboard computers. Let Koenig's Phonautograph take you on a sonic journey like no other – relish in its elegance while exploring new realms of auditory delight. Experience firsthand how this marvel shaped our perception of recorded sound forevermore. In this symphony of visuals and sounds, embrace each moment where art intertwines with science – where Sound Waves become more than mere vibrations but gateways to emotions yet unexplored. Let the harmony of life unfold before your very eyes and ears.