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In 2007, electrical engineer Jay Silver discovered how to turn anything into a musical instrument. While tinkering with an electronic-organ kit, he accidentally spilled lentils on the kit's circuit, which produces musical notes. "As I was trying to dry it out," he says, "I noticed the noise was changing." He realized that touching the device shifted the sound. The next day, Silver took the circuit to the summer camp where he taught and showed the campers how it worked. When it came in contact with conductive objects, they acted as extensions of the device: Users could touch the object to create different sounds, like pressing the keys on a keyboard. Silver's campers tested it out, making music with everything from apples to bicycles. Later, a co-worker suggested that Silver hook up the circuit to a pencil, since electricity can pass through its graphite core. The result was Drawdio, a pencil that plays "music" when you draw.
机译:在2007年,电气工程师Jay Silver发现了如何将任何东西变成乐器。在修补电子琴套件时,他不小心将小扁豆洒在套件的电路上,产生音符。他说:“当我试图使其干燥时,我注意到噪音正在变化。”他意识到触摸设备会改变声音。第二天,西尔弗(Silver)参加了夏令营的巡回赛,在那里他教书并向营员展示了它的工作原理。当它与导电物体接触时,它们充当了设备的延伸:用户可以触摸物体以产生不同的声音,例如按键盘上的按键。 Silver的露营者进行了测试,制作了音乐,从苹果到自行车,应有尽有。后来,一位同事建议银将电路连接到铅笔上,因为电流可以通过其石墨芯。结果就是Drawdio,这是一支铅笔,在您绘画时会弹奏“音乐”。

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  • 来源
    《Popular Science》 |2015年第6期|62-63|共2页
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    Sophie Bushwick;

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  • 收录信息 美国《科学引文索引》(SCI);美国《工程索引》(EI);美国《生物学医学文摘》(MEDLINE);美国《化学文摘》(CA);
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