Dyskograf lets you draw your own beats
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A magic marker is used to draw beats, in real time
The Dyskograf is set to appear in Paris on November 16 and 17, as part of Festival Visiosonic
The Dyskograf is an installation created by arts collective Avoka
The setup comprises a graphic disk reader and blank surface which takes the place of a vinyl record
The Dyskograf is set to appear in Paris on November 16 and 17, as part of Festival Visiosonic
The setup comprises a graphic disk reader and blank surface which takes the place of a vinyl record
A magic marker is used to draw beats, in real time
Article Summary
The turntable continues to be relevant in a market dominated by digital media, as little can compare with a good slab of vinyl in the minds of many music aficionados. However, the Dyskograf by arts collective Avoka takes this venerable format and injects a modern twist, producing a turntable installation which enables you to draw your own beats in real time.
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