imaging

[flaviomatani]

There's always a first.

Today I had an MRI scan done at the Royal Free. Only of my wrist, they left my brain alone (there's probably plenty of wrong with that but probably of the kind that would need shrinks rather than imaging machines..) -one interesting thing for me was the variety of noises it made, punctuated by a regular 'oohm-shah!'-like pulse. I did make a remark about it as to how, as industrial music goes, it was rather a bit rubbish but maybe I would like to use samples of those to build some old 'musique concrete' type piece or doodle....

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[kekhmet.livejournal.com]

I was just thinking the other day (when my knee was aching) about the MRI they did on my knee after my injury and the amazing sounds it made - and that I'd love to have a recording of MRI machine sounds for my found sounds collection. Someday I shall start making things to be listened to out of my found sounds. Or so I keep telling myself ;-)

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

There are several places. One:

http://www.cornwarning.com/xfer/MRI-Sounds/

There seems to be a few more.

[kekhmet.livejournal.com]

Cool. I usually like to record my own sounds with my nice sound recorder, but even if I find myself having an MRI again (which I hope not to! ;-P ) They're not about to let me bring small electronic tech into the room (nor would I want to bring the poor little thing into the presence of those f-off great magnets!) So I will have to make do with someone else's recording in this instance *nods*