Audio Crossings

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Interactive Audio Installation
Multiple distance sensors trigger sound events ας people move around and get close to the grid with the srceens. Specific spots in the surrounding space can cause crossings of the audio sources, either additive or subtractive, resulting in an either silent, noisy, subsonic or granular synthesis. People interact with the sonic environment by moving around causing random crossings and changing the audio behaviour of the space.



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Views: 1675

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Views: 1391

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Views: 1568

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Views: 2353

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Views: 1843

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Views: 2296

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Views: 1903

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