Colour Concert: Neil Harbisson at TEDMEDLive Imperial College 2013

Sonochromatic cyborg artist, Neil Harbisson, gives a unique musical performance, based on socks. Neil helped to design the prosthetic "eyeborg" device that allows him to hear colours -- even those beyond the range of human sight.
He brought with him on stage several different coloured socks, which he then used to compose his "colour concert".
"I hope you enjoy the sounds of my socks."

[@Slaytonics]

You're Awesome Harbisson! A great inspiration for science, art and music♪ !

[@Kythos]

Now, I can't wait to have an USB port installed in my skull.

[@ryanjacob3952]

Mr. President, the aliens are here. We must send the most enlightened of our species.
The President: Send him in.

[@Lundibird]

Spotify release when?

[@MauriMiranda.]

Awesome, we are biological machines...

[@JI04]

If you slow it down it sounds like flamenco, like palm clapping

[@sebastianhidalgo.2202]

what software did he use?

[@aslanfanatic]

How does he know which socks to pick up

[@costaches]

aslanfanatic by the place. he knows which colour is where on the table

[@KurtLongDizzle]

Idk man the antenna doesn’t really make too much sense to me

[@greego5952]

@@KurtLongDizzle He hears different frequencies with the antenna. The antenna detects a colour and then plays a frequency and his brain picks it up. He is able to differentiate and understand different colours, in a different way than the rest of us. He perceives colours, through sound, rather than through vision like most people, and he is also able to perceive more colours than what we can see, such as ultraviolet.

[@MiguelGarayStarty]

This is a scam. I'm damn sure. Just a big fat prank.