🌏🎹🌎 Built-in Sound Preview - Bank6: World

video upload by wunderkammer

"Under Bank 6, you’ll find a collection of built-in world-style sounds. We used Finger Drum Mode to preview the sounds from this bank.

Recording setup: iPhone + WoO.1 connected to an external speaker."

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🪀🎹🪀 Built-in Sound Preview - Bank9: WunderColor

video upload by wunderkammer

"We have a variety of built-in sounds. For Bank 9 (the sound set under the last black key category), we used Finger Drum Mode to preview the built-in sounds from this bank.

Recording setup: iPhone + WoO.1 connected to an external speaker."

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This Tiny Sampler Lets You Create Full Tracks Anywhere – WoO.1 First Look!

video upload by Floyd Steinberg

"🎹 Meet the Wunderkammer WoO.1 – a battery-powered mini sampler, looper, and sequencer that lets you create full songs on the go! Whether you're into finger drumming, sampling, or building grooves, this compact device packs serious creative power.
🚀 This is a prototype , and you can back the project on Kickstarter to help bring it to life:
👉 [Kickstarter Link] https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...

📺 In this video :
Live demo and sound examples
Sampling workflow and instrument mode
Arpeggiator, grooves, and effects
Saving, rendering, and playlist features
Honest thoughts and nitpicks

⏱️ Chapters :
00:00 Demo
01:04 Intro
01:20 Tech Specs
03:17 Sampling
04:29 Instrument Mode
05:36 Arpeggiator
06:32 Grooves
07:35 Finger Drumming
08:46 Recording & Saving
11:10 Effects & Filters
12:01 Playlists
13:19 Ideas & Nitpicks
16:16 Why It’s Cool
17:03 Crowdfunding Thoughts
17:47 Outro"

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Knowbotic Research - Dialogue with the Knowbotic South, Interactive Installation 1994-1997

YouTube via MediaArtTube | August 21, 2010

"Departing from the paintings of the Antwerp painter Jan van Kessel (1672), under the heading of "Room of arts and miracles" in which the cultural knowledge of the world was presented as a series of mannerist paintings, Kr+CF presents a computer model (knowledge model) about Antarctica which has the following origins: -the unrepressable expansion of virtual information spaces to shape the complex information processing through networks. -the immaterial visualization of the (scientific) topics involving Antarctica can only gain meaning when related to those matters on and off Antarctica that they concern. -contrary to the 16th and 17th century "Wunderkammer", where static objects and descriptions had to give an impression of reality, nowadays, dynamic systems are used to visualize continually changing processes in a model.
The audience was contacted to existing scientific research stations on Antarctica through a direct Internet connection. These telephone connections will be visualized through a minute monitor in the exposition room. In the same room, a computer graphic representing Antarctica will be projected. The audience will be able to retrieve information through the telephone connection and this information will change the arctic "image". Thus, the image the audience will get of Antarctica will be largely dependent on, and constructed from the - in this case scientific - information from Internet.
Knowbotic Research: Yvonne Wilhelm, Christian Hübler and Alexander Tuchacek
More info: http://www.krcf.org/krcfhome/DWTKS/1d..."