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Music By Textile Experience

Music By Textile Experience

By Piers Fawkes on April 11, 2007

We’ve been watching a lot of projects recently that explore the making of music in a three dimensional movement. Here’s an interesting 2D spin on the genre:

The WM$NA reports:

The XY position of the performer’s hand contact moving onto the surface of the fabric is transmited to a computeur via a 12 Bytes resolution Midi card. This allows 4000 by 4000 points resolution. Two conductive fabrics are fixed on a frame, each one weaved with conductive threads in a different direction. When the performer presses any point of the textile instrument, the upper layer connects with the fabric underneath and the current eletrical value is sent to the computer.

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