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Analogue Tape Glove

Posted June 10th 2010 under Sound, Tangible

Back in 2006 I wrote about Tape, an commission by Someth;ng for our Cybersonica exhibition. There is something authentic about playing in an easy way with real audio tape, rather than software and digital interfaces.

So I was happy to see Analogue Tape Glove from collective Signal to Noise.

Instead of moving the tape over a play head, the tape is fixed stationary to a wall. As a participant, you wear a glove that has the playhead on your finger trip, allowing you to drag your finger over the tape to play the audio.

(video)

Comments

• muharrem says:
  (June 10th 2010)
  

  also experimented by Nam June Paik in 1963

  http://www.medienkunstnetz.de/works/random-access/images/2/

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