Re: Sound Bottle is a music creation device like no other. Designed by a student at Japan's Tama Art University, it's a bottle-shaped device that captures and plays back sounds. Operation seems startlingly simple: to record a sound, you simply uncork the bottle and, so long as noise is detected, it'll record and store the sounds as a sample. After capturing various samples, you simply uncork the bottle in a quiet environment and it will automatically generate a musical mashup. Unfortunately, it's just a prototype, and its creator Jun Fujiwara hasn't revealed any plans to develop it further, but you can see it in action in the video below.
'Sound Bottle' captures audio, automates the remix
'Sound Bottle' captures audio, automates the remix
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