Diego Stucco's Typesonic, a vintage typewriter upon which clanging bass notes are QWERTilY plucked, is incredibly neat and wonderfully industrial. Sadly, I don't actually think the sounds produced are moree rhythmically hypnotic than the staccato sounds of the office typing pool, punctuated occasionally by an end-of-line brrrringing.
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hi, there is a dance company called FaThoM based in Newcastle UK who created a piece involving a typewriter that controls sound last year. It also sounded a whole lot better