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The Toriton Plus is a very interesting music controller. It transforms movements of water into sounds. The motion of the water is detected by lasers. The sounds in the video give a nice Oval-like drift, making this a very smooth music instrument.
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07-2008
A great website with lots of tools to support working with and learning of regular expressions.
06-2008
It's been a long time since we had posted about pictures at microcontent. This changed right now with this beautiful DigDug-Pillows, from the Craft-Flickr Photoset.
06-2008
Music video by Xiu Xiu for the song "Boy Soprano" off the album "The Air Force". Released by 5RC, Directed by Jose Perez III.
06-2008
10-2007
Very interesting video-podcast. 1UP interviews Derek Yu (the very same, that runs the Independend Gaming Source) on Aquaria and context. [via]
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Comments (1)
The idea is pretty cool, but I have the impression that it plays the same sound no matter where the person touch the water (in this video)...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4JwQxfPnLE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjdaHB6Q7oI
Here are two more videos... To get some more ideas about it...
Posted by Benoit Espinola | May 16, 2008 7:48 AM