Quantum physics shows that matter is simply a certain vibratory rate of energy.

Software Tonoscope 2

Try this fully featured, and mathematically accurate Tonoscope emulator that goes beyond the original. It explores a wider range of mediums and visualizations, allowing users to create intricate Chladni frequency patterns without the need for expensive traditional hardware used in plate vibration research. This program is ideal for science enthusiasts, artists, and those on a spiritual journey, enabling visual exploration of well-known frequencies like ancient Solfeggio tones, OM, piano notes, natural earth frequencies, crop circle frequencies, and more.

Software Tonoscope 2

Features

  • Generate amazing visual patterns for thousands of frequencies in 171 unique color visualization options.
  • Choose your mathematically accurate plate medium type such as sand, salt, milk and more to explore base mediums.
  • Choose exact frequencies from 1 to 20,000 Hz to visualize.
  • Play the corresponding tones for each visual frequency just like a real tonoscope.
  • You can additionally select the Sound Type and experiment with varying instruments in the selected frequency.
  • Zoom feature lets you visually explore deep into the higher frequency patterns.
  • Manage your tonoscope in several theme options for your control viewing preference.
  • Save your images generated in a large number of file formats such as  PNG, JPG, PSD, PSDC, TIFF, HEIC, PSB, RAW, WEBP, and EPS.
  • This software provides additional elements such as the ability to choose specific plate thickness, surface tension, element properties, and surface tension for thorough experimentation.
  • Easy to use yet advanced Tonoscope 2 software will have you generating limitless visual patterns immediately without the need of expensive hardware components.

Purchase the Software Tonoscope 2 Zipped Windows Version for $35 HERE and also receive the Zipped Original Software Tonoscope for FREE.

Windows 10 and Windows 11

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Software Tonoscope developed by Kevin Dill