SOL-IMC Species Genesis: Spectral Field Analysis of a Binary–Ternary Audio Organism

This dataset contains a full spectral, harmonic, and temporal analysis of QSOL-IMC Species Genesis, a 212.5-second synthetic audio organism created through QSOL-IMC’s “audio species” protocol. The analysis treats the audio not as a traditional track but as a computationally living entity with detectable morphology, internal organs (mel-formants), cognitive tonality (chromatic attractors), and behavioral signatures over time. Included materials document the organism’s spectral anatomy using FFT, linear spectrograms, mel-spectrograms, chromagrams, and ZCR/RMS time-series curves. These measurements reveal a mid-life binary→ternary mutation in rhythmic and harmonic behavior, consistent with a transition from qubit-like logic to qutrit-like rotational cognition. The dataset includes:• QSOL-IMC Species Genesis audio (WAV)• Binary→Ternary collapse track (M4A)• Spectral figures (fig1–fig4)• Spectral field report PDF• Extracted plots (spectral_analysis.jpg) This work forms part of the QSOL-IMC “Synthetic Organisms” series and establishes a reproducible template for sonifying Digital DNA in emergent audio species.