Jorg Priniger’s speakingObject is a synth fitted with an accelerometer. It gurgles and mutters the name of God in a thousand procedurally-generated languages.
speakingObject [YouTube via Make]
Jorg Priniger’s speakingObject is a synth fitted with an accelerometer. It gurgles and mutters the name of God in a thousand procedurally-generated languages.
speakingObject [YouTube via Make]
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Sounds more like a didgeridoo.
–K
Very cool implementation but….God that’s annoying! It sounds like someone strangling a linguist.
#10 stole my line.
why are the stars going out, slowly, one by one?
sounds like a broken Speak N’ Spell
I think it was probably Arthur C, Clark
who wrote a story about the 10,000 names
of God. A technician had just completed
installing a massive computer in a Tibetan
lamasary. The head lama told him the computer
would randomly type out the names of God
and when the number eached 10,000 the world
would end.
As the technician is riding away from the
lamasary he notices that the stars are going
out, one by one.
ron up north
Sounds a bit like the turrets/GladOS.
That was “The Nine Billion Names of God”.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nine_Billion_Names_of_God
I have a terrible hangover and that’s actually making me feel ill. Well done, technology!
“Lingwo dead?”
“Lingwo IS dead.”
BUDDHIST CHANTS!
BUDDHIST CHANTS!
I want this as an app for my iphone.
I’ll be the most unpopular person at work within a day.