Knocking machines
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Duper/looper, by Ryota Kuwakubo (the creator of Bitman and BlockJam among others), is a simple drum machine. You put it on a table and knock on the table: the device detects the knock through a shock sensor in the bottom, copies and repeats it till you hold the hammer to stop it.
Louise Klinker and Andy Huntington 's TapTap rhythm machine is a system of rhythmic knock boxes.
Each box has its own memory and as you tap on its top, the box waits for a few seconds and then taps back what it has heard. |
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