Freezing and boiling a microphone (while recording)
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Andrew Huang demonstrates freezing, thawing, and boiling a waterproof hydrophone microphone to record unique sound textures for music production.
From the video
Answers: How do you use a hydrophone microphone to record sound textures by freezing and boiling it?
- audio texture creation
- contact microphone hydrophone
- freezing and boiling microphone sound experiments
- Ableton Live sound design
What it concludes
- Recording a hydrophone while water freezes in a block of ice produces air bubble sounds that can be processed into a rhythmic beat texture.
- Boiling a hydrophone microphone produces fewer bubbles and less interesting sounds compared to freezing it.
- A contact microphone coated in rubber can withstand freezing and boiling temperatures while recording underwater and ice sounds.
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