ANalog Electronics Lab 13

I really liked Margaret Sohn’s project. It seemed like a simple concept at first, but then the lights changed colors and I really liked that addition. I think this project was really fun to make and write a song for. Another one I liked was by Ethan Bailey, who created a little machine that played the glockenspiel when you would sing into microphone while pressing a button. The pitch you sing would be the pitch played on the instrument. It seemed really funny and a creative idea, but also looked like it was a little difficult to do. The last one that I really liked was by Jordan Bombi who created a pair of gloves that controlled sounds. This is by far my favorite, the concept and execution are just super cool and a little creepy. I would love to see a performance with these.
I loved this one, where you would touch a plant and it would “sing”. It uses the concept that when 2 conductive objects touch the capacitance between the objects changes, then it converts the capacitance into sound. One non-music project that was cool was this one, which buzzes when you are less than 6 feet away from humans which is really funny and I think handy for the times.
Digital, digital, digital
The programming I’ve done is at NYU, one Intro class that used python, and an AI class that also used python.