Video recorded using direct audio out (rather than microphone and speaker/amp). The sounds are produced by an electrochemical reaction between Aluminium, Copper and Salt water (NaCl), fed through a pre-amp after basic filtering via a capacitor and resistor.
Pressing a key causes salt solution to flow over a copper and aluminium connection generating a low signal which is filtered by a capacitor and then amplified, creating a complex white noise, with poignant fluctuating oscillations.
The device demonstrates how complexity can be generated using simple analogue and wet components.
Related
Thursday, 28 August 2008
Electrochemical Synthesiser; (direct audio recording) by Pask Present
Labels:
Engineering,
Fine Art,
Interactive,
Inventions,
Music Open Source,
Video
blog comments powered by Disqus
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)