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Resonance: From the Architectural to the Microscopic
John Driscoll
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
The author's work has focused on the use of acoustical phenomena, as opposed to electronic and computer-based sound synthesis, for sound generation. His approach to sound generation and processing utilizes a number of self-built instruments, including resonant sculptural objects, ultrasonic instruments and robotic rotating loudspeakers. The author illustrates the development and implementation of these instruments for the creation of a sonic architecture.
Keywords
LoudspeakerSound (geography)ArchitectureAcousticsComputer scienceUltrasonic sensorArchitectural acousticsHuman–computer interactionVisual artsPhysics
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