Deafbeef ✓

Ethereum ยท Music ยท Since 2021

Floor price6.5 ETH
24h volume0 ETH
7d volume6 ETH
All-time volume6298.19 ETH
Owners119
Items224
Floor cap (floor ร— items)1455.78 ETH

Stats as of 26 Sep 2026

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Low 5 ETH ยท High 7 ETH

Low 5 ETH ยท High 30 ETH

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About Deafbeef

Generative audiovisual art. Nothing but a C compiler. Pushing the limits of multimedia stored completely on-chain.

Series 0 - Synth Poems are short generative music pieces, inspired by the sound of analog synthesizers. They are stored [on-chain](https://deafbeef.com/about.htm)

Each piece is generated at the time of minting from a random hash value, influencing musical elements including tempo, timbre, pitch and time signature. Simple rules lead to surprising variation, giving each piece it's own distinctive personality, while retaining a common theme.

Although synth poems are audio focused, a fitting visualization is added as an ode to early computer graphics that used vector displays to visualize analog signals. What you see is a direct representation of the sound signal, as it would appear on an oscilloscope.

The code that generates the audiovisual is stored completely on-chain, allowing a user to reconstruct the media without having to trust IPFS or external storage.