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COVID-19’s genetic code has been turned into song, available to buy as NFTs
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nme.comCoronavirus has been turned into a variety of songs that are now available to own as NFTs.According to Viromusic, who are behind the project, the ambient tracks “are made using the genetic sequence inside the Coronavirus.
Using a technique called DNA Sonification, the melody in the songs is derived entirely from the viral sequence. Every note in the melody is part of the step-by-step instructions the virus uses to make more copies of itself.”Then, the company adds other instruments like cello, bass, synths or drums as an accompaniment, mints it, and makes the track available on the Rarible platform as an NFT.
Prices start from 0.07 Ethereum, which is around £210.So far, 10,000 songs have been created and range from slow, melodic songs to.
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