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Music From Wireless Activity

Wireless Catcher is an analog synthesizer that generates music, or at least sound, based on the surrounding wireless activity.

via MrYoshiAkai

February 15, 2010 synthheadSynthesizersexperimental electronic music, strange musical instruments, wireless

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morgantj

February 17, 2010 at 3:07 pm Reply

Looks rather steampunk-ish. Wonder why gloves are being worn.

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