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United Airlines Boeing 777-200 (N225UA) at Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD), Dulles, VA
Nearly every instrument from ten years of Februaries, five per second. Music by the Glass Bees and me: www.glassbees.com
moonmilk.com/2017/02/28/instrument-a-day-28-ten-years-of-...
You may be able to own this machine if you give money to WFMU during their fundraising marathon next month!
i'm playing some of the sound samples on josesotelo.com/speechsynthesis/
moonmilk.com/2017/02/23/instrument-a-day-23-reader-over-p...
This time it works, softly, thanks to circuit advice from Dr Bleep: twitter.com/bleeplabs/status/703685513794834432
moonmilk.com/2016/02/28/instrument-a-day-27-candle-tremol...
Inspired by the machines of Pierre Bastien, I made a little chime carousel.
moonmilk.com/2016/02/11/instrument-a-day-10-carousel/
Come see the carousel and more, tonight (11 Feb 2016) in Brooklyn! www.musicalecologies.net/021116-pr/
I saw this video about turning plastic drink bottles into string, so I made some bottle string and stretched it on a 2×4 to make a sort of bass guitar. The string snapped a few times, but it sort of works!
On moonmilk: moonmilk.com/2016/02/06/instrument-a-day-5-bottle-bass/
Boeing 777-236(ER)
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British Airways
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Lt Jason “IAD...S” Hoch photographed taxiing past the crowd following Saturday's Super Hornet Demo during the NAS Oceana Air Show. This was IAD...S' final flight with the Hornet Tac Demo Team.
To view a hi-res version and for more information visit my website:NAS Oceana Air Show 2015
Inspired by yesterday's LED candle with a hidden song, I set up an arduino to transmit 16 different notes on 16 LEDs simultaneously. (The notes are laid out like the bass keys of an accordion, though you can't really tell.)
The optical receiver hears all the notes at once, unless you cover some of them up.
Bonus: the flickering LEDs do crazy things to a cell phone camera.
The underlying idea and the arduino code (available here) are nearly identical to the Jeltone from a few years ago, just transmitting the sound through light instead of skin conduction.