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]]> http://createdigitalmusic.com/2006/05/31/the-sound-of-clothes-literally-recording-nylon-sequins-and-zippers/comment-page-1/#comment-9560 Create Digital Music » The Sound of Clothes: Zipper Orchestra Fri, 02 Jun 2006 14:39:37 +0000 http://createdigitalmusic.com/2006/05/31/the-sound-of-clothes-literally-recording-nylon-sequins-and-zippers/#comment-9560 [...] Okay, easy on the Clinton jokes, kids, but just a day after we learn an online fashion ‘zine is making music by recording clothing, we see that a team at NYU is taking the next step: using zippers as musical controllers. (Safe for work — they didn’t get that carried away.) The neatest part of the installation is that you use physical zippers to zip and unzip the jackets and pants of people in video images projected on the wall. Now, how musical is this? Well, that’s up for debate. Maybe shoelaces next time? (I can finally learn to tie my shoes right.) [...] [...] Okay, easy on the Clinton jokes, kids, but just a day after we learn an online fashion ‘zine is making music by recording clothing, we see that a team at NYU is taking the next step: using zippers as musical controllers. (Safe for work — they didn’t get that carried away.) The neatest part of the installation is that you use physical zippers to zip and unzip the jackets and pants of people in video images projected on the wall. Now, how musical is this? Well, that’s up for debate. Maybe shoelaces next time? (I can finally learn to tie my shoes right.) [...]

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