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looperdooper~
In Looperdooper, Tiago Borges da Silva took apart a childs toy keyboard and wired each key to an external circuit board containing a microphone and speaker. You can then record sounds on to each individual board. When using the keyboard the corresponding boards are triggered and the recorded sounds are played back.
Other instruments by Tiago include ‘music instruments for closed mouths’ and ‘music instruments for touch typists’.
Video (4.8mb Zip)
Posted on July 13th 2006 under Instruments
