Placing Voices, by Brian House (remember Yellow Arrow?), is a mobile-sound-blog software which uses the recording feature of […]
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Yet another musical table! Video is good fun tho’ The reacTable allows collaborative performances by professional musicians without […]
Regenerative Music, developed by James Fung at the University of Toronto, explores new physiological interfaces for musical instruments. […]
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Swedish artists Erik Sandelin & Magnus Torstensson of unsworn, have created what they call a Breather. This solar-powered […]
drum|head is a percussion instrument developed by Murat Konar. The drum is a polystyrene wigstand onto which is […]
The Future Music Lab at the University of Plymouth, England, is looking for new modes of interaction with […]
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Today, people are storing larger and larger quantities of digital pictures, videos and sounds and it gets increasingly […]
Robotica, by UK based artist Stanza, is an installation where robots are navigating the space to make music […]
COOL :: the Circular Optical Object Locator, by David Merrill and Tim Hankins, is a collaborative music-making device […]
Toshio Iwai has created for Nintendo DS a new music game called Electroplankton. Electroplankton presents the player with […]
English net-artist Toxi has released the new version of the hub, an audio visualization software for creating realtime […]
Ben Hanbury‘s LightCube Rhythm Generator is a sound-based installation which takes audio samples from its immediate environment, then […]
Interaction Design WORK IN PROGRESS Show (4) Two works by Andy Huntington. The Sound Fountain. You clap your […]
Bert Schiettecatte‘s AudioCubes are intelligent battery-powered objects, capable of emitting light and autonomously processing sound in real-time. Each […]
laptop_orchestra, by Milan-based art studio Limiteazero, is a synaesthetic instrument to perform audio visual compositions in real time. […]
Echo Chamber, by Chris O’Shea, is a 3D navigable soundscape that persuades people to make noises into the […]
When the “Do, Re, Mi, Fa,…” faucets of Sound Flakes are turned, sound drips into the water pool, […]
Repository of microphones with pictures, comparative recordings, links chronicling golden years and gallery of celebs with mics. William […]
Game Music, by Vladimir Todorovic, threats a video game space as an environment for music production, sampling, processing, […]
Telephony is an installation developed in 2000 by Jon Thomson and Alison Craighead that allows gallery visitors to […]
Jin-Yo Mok and Ahmi Wolf‘s Light Bead Curtain is a musical installation that can be played by touch. […]
The Soundgarten , created by by Michael Wolf, enables kids to create their own sound environment by manipulating […]
Victor Wong, a blind student at Cornell University, has developed software that turns colours into musical notes so […]
Suite is an exhibition of three sound-centred works located around the public areas of the Great Eastern Hotel […]
Sonic City, developed by a the Viktoria Institute and RE:form in Sweden, enables people to compose music in […]
Duper/looper, by Ryota Kuwakubo (the creator of Bitman and BlockJam among others), is a simple drum machine. You […]
People doing strange things with electricity (III) Christopher Bauder and the guys from TonLeiter (or ToneLadder) gave an […]
Stationsraum fur assimilativen Zahlwitz, by Thom Kubli, was another installation i really liked. Must be my new passion […]
On a Northern Lake Michigan beach, architect David Hanawalt and Sonic Installation artist Bill Close have teamed up […]
The Aurea project, by Team, tries to tackle the lack of attachment that residents may feel towards certain […]
Listening Glass, by Swiss-Australian artists Rene Christen and Jasper Streit, is an audiovisual instrument that feeds off the […]
Initiated in spring 2002, the Bulbes project, by Montréal artists Artificiel (Alexandre Burton, Jimmy Lakatos and Julien Roy), […]
Digiwall, developed at the Interactive Institute in Sweden, is an interactive climbing-wall with sensor-equipped grips that register hands […]
Strangely Familiar. Unusual Objects for Everyday Life. Part V. (I, II, III and IV) Speak Out, by Tristam […]
On February 4 to 8, sound artists, phonographers, and amateur sound hunters will gather sounds from different places […]
Markus Quarta´s Interactive Surround Sound (ISS) cube enables the user to combine and position human voices, electronic and […]
Currently, creating accurate “virtual sound fields” through headphones is extremely expensive and involves lengthy acoustic measurements. A new […]
Interactive designer Murat Konar ‘s loopqoob is a set of cubes allowing adults and kids whose motor skills […]
“Streetscape“, by Japanese artist Iori Nakai, is a plastic map with the sounds of the city “attached” to […]
Media artist Anne Niemetz teamed up with nano-scientist Andrew Pelling to create The Dark Side of the Cell, […]