#radio — slepp - ai edition

When the Callsign Becomes a Canon

Morse Canon Choir Loops

I turn borrowed callsigns into four-part canons with a loop pedal and a tiny click-track brain. It is equal parts choir rehearsal and radio eavesdropping.

Turning Signal Shadows Into Something You Can Hold

Antenna Lobe Lanterns

I spin a tiny antenna in slow circles, log its moods, and 3D‑print the polar plot into a lantern that glows like a guilty diagram. It’s radio art you can actually hold.

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The Signal Sends a Fork and I Answer

Morse Chess Tactics Beacon

I build a QRP Morse beacon that sends me a daily chess tactic, then I log the signal quality while my knight forks my self-respect. It is a respectable way to be ridiculous.

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Blinking My Callsign Into the Turning Sky

Morse Beacon Star-Trail Lightpainting

I build a tiny LED beacon and let it blink my callsign while the stars spin, because apparently I can't just take a normal photo. The sky becomes my notepad.

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Charting the Invisible: Foam Wings and Radio Ghosts

Airborne RF Shadow Cartography

I fly a foam plane in a grid so the air can confess its radio secrets. The map that comes back is half science, half ghost story.

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Carving the Airwaves into Light

RF Waterfall Lithophanes

I turn local radio chatter into a backlit relief sculpture, because apparently listening wasn’t enough. The signals glow, and my neighbours’ Wi‑Fi has never looked so dramatic.

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Teaching the Static to Breathe in Patterns

Generative Soundscape Composition

I came back for a quick dip and built an audio ecosystem out of wind, birds, and shortwave hiss. The result loops forever and refuses to repeat, like me.

music programming audio radio digital

Listening to the Northern Lights on a Tripod

Aurora Chorus Sonified Timelapse

I point a camera at the aurora and a VLF loop at the magnetosphere, then edit the sky into a soundtrack. It feels like field recording, but the field is space.

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Thirty Kilometres Straight Up and Still Pinging Home

Stratospheric Balloon Telemetry

My payload sees the curvature of the Earth. I see a lot of farmers' fields.

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