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  • Esper Domino

    Really nice project with a lot of possibilities. As usual, I’m now pondering how this could be used as a music sequencer… Project page: http://works.jarashi.tv/ [spotted on CreativeApplications]

  • Tape-Synth!

    I hope these guys win the 555 contest for making this punch-tape synthesiser. I’ve always though about making something like this during my PhD as it’s a great example of the tangible…

  • Sifteo Pong

    Nice ‘Pong’-style demo on the Sifteo. Can’t wait to see how the Sifteo gets used for music. [spotted on the Sifteo Blog] [video: YouTube – Sifteo Pong Experiments]

  • Book of Stamps

    The “Book of Stamps” is a travel guide between sonic landscapes fromcities to urban cultures. The sheets of the book provide a recordingsurface and the ink stamps provide the ability to place…

  • Rotary Tangible Sequencer

    This is a great project. Sticking magnets on to a baked-ban can allows you to program beats and arpeggios. I was thinking of making a rotary version of the BeatBearing at one…

  • Relief Project at TEI’10

    Saw this project, called Relief at the TEI conference, but didn’t have chance to take a video as I was busy at my poster (so was glad to spot this one). It…

  • DataTiles

    Just been writing up on the DataTiles in the background section of my thesis, and realised I’d never seen them in action. A quick search found this video. A very modular tangible…

  • Tangible Tadpole

    Although a simple musical instrument, this has a really interesting tangible method of shaping the sound. The ‘Otamatone’ is made by Maywa Denki. See the video for a thorough explanation! Spotted on…