Noise for Airports

Scratching with cassette tapes. I’ve seen things like this before, but never with such interestingly modified decks/tapes. Linear scratching using the whole cassette and a hacked-in toggle button is pretty neat. See another vid at the via link, or learn more at Alexis “Tapetronic” Malbert’s site.

(via today and tomorrow)

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I need a DIY-manual for this, NOW!
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