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Have you ever jammed on a synth microwave? Perform a techno set with a door? Rocked the stage with a scrap yard bot? Or explored the sonic range of a room?
30 students from Design Academy Eindhoven were challenged with creating new interfaces for digital and analog synthesis of sound.
This project was about escaping the traditional way we interpret electroacoustic instruments, and how we interact with them.
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