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Composer, Sound Designer And All Round Noise Maker. I use both field recordings and synthesis to explore the act of play through improvisation and interactivity. My installation art sits somewhere between collaborative multiplayer computer game and generative musical instruments, creating interactive experiences that transform a space or object.
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- frazermerrick's instructable Laser Pen Sound Visualiser's weekly stats:
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- frazermerrick commented on frazermerrick's instructable Laser Pen Sound VisualiserView Instructable »
Hi :) From my understanding, different parts of the speaker will move at different rates (as they make slightly different sounds). So by putting the mirror just in front of the speaker it means you've got more change of their being movement. However I'm not 100% certain, you could certainly experiment with it and see what works best. Be careful though, if you damage the speaker cone itself they're tricky to repair.In step 1 there clingfilm is still there, its just pulled really tight so it looks almost invisible! I hope that helps.
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- frazermerrick's instructable Interactive Wind Chimes's weekly stats:
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Thanks Ron! Thats a nice idea to pair wind chimes. If you did it as an IoT system, the two sets could be anywhere in the world (with a wifi connection).
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