Soundmaking

Day 2, Exercise 2 – Soundmaking
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 * Choose a primordial element
 * Produce one sound characterizing your element using physical means, without using that element. May use any other physical or mechanical means.
 * Example: Produce a sound characterizing aerodynamics (wind), without using aerodynamic sound
 * Make an audiovisual recording of your solution
 * Archive recording on Wiki, with description of production mechanism (materials used)
 * First submission: No digital processing
 * Second submission (option):
 * Digital editing and processing permitted.
 * You must note the precise digital processing used.
 * Upload video files to [|blip.tv] and post below
 * Follow the rules on How to do this.
 * (For **each** video file, include link, include player, note your names, provide meaningful tags describing the sounds, indicate recording protocol where applicable)


 * Produced by: Stefano Fumagalli, Stefano delle Marche**

See breif appearance in [|Spiegel Online]


 * Produced by: Stefano Teseo, Barbara Schuler**

We chose a cheminee fire. It is done with a cloth to imitate the flickering, blowing sound and with peanuts to imitate the crackling, cracking sound of the wood burning.

media type="bliptv" key="Barbaretta-Fire881.flv" type="bliptv" key="Barbaretta-Fire881.flv" height="360" width="480"

**Produced by:** Beeli Vega Kälin
fire noise without a real fire media type="bliptv" key="Floowsoong-fire921.flv" type="bliptv" key="Floowsoong-fire921.flv" height="240"

We tried to imitate wind sound. It's done by wiping a dry towel over a blackboard. The variation of the sound comes from the different distance to the microphon and the pressure on the towel. (Unfortunately there is a relatively loud aeration in the background which makes this disturbing nois) media type="bliptv" key="Silwaka-DDSoundmakingImitatingWind516.flv" type="bliptv" key="Silwaka-DDSoundmakingImitatingWind516.flv" [|Watch the video]
 * Produced by: David Herzog, Daniel Senn**