Musimorph

Make things with sound

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Changing one form into another. Transformation. Seamless or smooth transition.

Sound capture is receiving or recording sound. Sound making is generating sound, usually through the voice, an action, an instrument or device.

A wave of vibrations through the air. The air molecules are disturbed. We experience sounds by receiving these waves in our ears and then interpreting them in the brain.

Two facing sound waves can form standing waves. The standing waves can hold items in the air.

Sound waves generated from two facing directional speakers form standing waves. The standing waves are used as components for things. Standing waves in speaker arrays are the building blocks of acoustic physicalization. Making things from sound waves rather than matter.

Standing waves are formed from the interaction of sound waves. Standing waves are made of nodes and antinodes.

Objects made of sound. These objects are generated through acoustic physicalization. Many things can be generated with acoustic physicalization including environments, structures & tools.

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