INTERACTIVE PROTOTYPE
Creative Lab
Experimentation is part of the practice. This is where I test how sound, interaction and visual systems can make an idea tangible.
I MAKE
MUSIC.
Explore what sound can look like through voice input, pitch, and cymatic-inspired visualization.
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RESONANCE STUDY
What happens when one guitar
makes another one sing?
Strike one string. If another string has a matching natural frequency or shares a harmonic, it can respond without being touched. Sound carries energy through the air to the second instrument.
Drag either guitar to turn it. Tap a front string to pluck. Use ← / → on the scene to rotate, or Home to face forward.
Adjust the view
Pluck a string. The matching string on the second guitar responds.
What this model shows
This is an illustrative model, not an acoustic measurement. The notes use plucked-string synthesis, with a quieter second voice for sympathetic resonance. Sound starts only when you pluck; use SOUND OFF to explore silently. The second guitar responds at the same pitch. Vibration is enlarged and slowed for visibility. The rings represent sound travelling through air; air itself oscillates rather than travelling from one guitar to the other. In a real room, the response depends on tuning, distance, damping and the instruments. Shared harmonics can produce a weaker response.
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