devices
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Muku Kobayashi – Take no Hikui-Ki no Take wa Hikui
Take no Hikui-Ki no Take wa Hikui is a series of wooden-crafted cinematic sound devices by Japanese artist Muku Kobayashi, integrating different sounds based on analogue generators and acoustical experiments, including horns and classic oscillators. As Neural notes, “each and every device…
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electromechanical litophone
bespoke Electromechanical Instrument built as part of a dissertation undertaken on the Creative Music Technology degree course at Staffordshire University. the instrument uses the Maxuino software protocol to interface Max/msp with an arduino. Without Maxuino and specifically the help of…
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Cities Unlocked, Sound-Based System for Guiding Blind People Through Cities
Cities Unlocked is a recent project that aims to use a “3D soundscape” system for helping people with sight loss navigate through cities. On a typical day, Jennifer Bottom makes her way around London with her guide dog in tow.…
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New Tascam Handheld Recorders with Wi-Fi
Tascam has announced two new handheld recorders with a new Wi-Fi function: TASCAM’s DR-44WL is the latest recording innovation from TASCAM. It starts with high-quality stereo condenser microphones, updated with a new XY pattern and high-performance mic components. Two locking…
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New Sound Devices 633 Field Mixer & Recorder
Sound Devices has just announced the newest addition to their family of mixers/recorders, the 633: The 633 is a compact, six-input mixer with integrated 10-track recorder featuring PowerSafe technology. It offers six analog inputs and records to SD and CompactFlash…