I know it’s a bit strange, but I actually had a lot of fun doing this, so I thought I’d share it with you.
Tag: mobile music
It’s a big passion for me. Making music on the move is something I’ve been doing for a long time and I hope to do it far into the future.
And the PO-14 too
Teenage Engineering PO-12
It’s a lovely little device, with a great box which has been very nicely designed. My only complaint is that you have to rip it open to get to the device.
Look what arrived …
Barcodas page now up
This will be of limited interest but I thought I’d post it anyway as its of interest to me. You can find my page of barcodes that play a nice little tune in Barcodas (an iOS app that plays barcodes), can be found here.
I’ll be adding to it over time, so if you are interested you’ll see more of them there, although I probably won’t post about adding new ones.
And then this arrived

So I’m really looking forward to making some noise with it soon. At least when I can find my old Gameboy and get it charged up too.
Making up a lumiphone (a little video)
Loving Barcodas and finding out about bar codes
I do like the idea of made from things that don’t normally make music. Hence I like barcodas. The idea of making little snippets of music from bar codes is very appealing. To me anyway. The interesting thing, at least, interesting to me anyway is that different types of bar codes seem to have very different properties. So for instance, using bar codes taken from books, these all sound the same, at least the first few notes do. Bar codes taken from cereal boxes are quite different.
So I had a little idea for a barcodas project that I think I’m going to try out soon.




