Fifty speakers for an interactive sound sculpture
— January 26th, 2015
Hive (2.0) is the second iteration of an interactive sound sculpture consisting of fifty speakers and seven audio channels. The sensors detect the proximity of people and Arduino manipulates audio according to it.
It was created by Hopkins Duffield, a Toronto-based collaborative duo exploring ways to combine both new and familiar mediums with artistically technological practices. In this work they used Arduino Uno together with Max 6 / Max For Live.
Check the video to listen to the sculpture:
January 28th, 2015 at 20:12:02
Had a similar idea but using only 3 speakers . Then let changes in position , temperature and light direct the evolution and choice of sound .