Noisevember 2019 Day 5: Kiwi fruit clock face on a record player @grahamdunning
Noisevember 2019 Day 5: Kiwi fruit clock face on a record player  @grahamdunning
Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
30 seconds of noise per day throughout November 2019.
Playing the back of a glass clock face on a turntable. The fine laticework texture of the printed kiwifruit in rotation creates unusual interference patterns against the needle, producing these synth-like sounds amongst the harsher noise of the generally rough surface. I'm changing the needle's position by making adjustments to the anti-skate control.

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Noisevember 2019 Day 5: Kiwi fruit clock face on a record player

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