None
EN
Wonderfully oddball music app turns virtual physics into sounds
['Simon Has Written For Outlets As Varied As The Spectator', 'Bbc Top Gear', 'Needlecraft Magazine. He Has Written Books On Cars', 'Food', 'Walking', 'Edited Magazines For Science Teachers', 'Bmw', 'Photographers. Highlights Of His Career Include Holding The World Record For Most Countries Driven To In One Day', 'Captaining The Travelwriters Team On Tv S Only Connect Quiz Show. He Lives', 'Works In England S Westcountry With An Old Volvo']
New Atlas - New Technology & Science News
How to build a physics synth | Anukari QuickstartInstead of playing back smooth recordings or drawing clean digital audio waves, Anukari is like a miniature musical video game.
Users play with its virtual physics engine to translate physical violence against digital objects directly into sound.
Instead, it features a blank 3D arena where you drag and drop virtual weights, stretchy springs and anchors.
3D Physics + Bioelectricity = Fun!
Shout into it and you can physically shake and rattle the virtual 3D springs inside the program.