I almost tested the Lloyds of London policy covering my hands at lunch today. The glass quietly came apart as I started to move the cork. The bottle is empty because I strained the wine into a decanter, of course… wouldn’t want to waste wine…
The Noise Shirt is a T-Shirt that houses a built in noise level indicator. Wear it in the pub or in the coffee room at work and when you see the indicator hit the red you can either leave, tell everyone to shut up or just go deaf slowly!
(Via Ektopia.)
I think it would be more useful to have a noise meter built into a cellphone, something one is likely to carry around most of the time. Another advantage is that the cellphone already contains a microphone that could be used for that purpose. One could set the phone to vibrate when the sound level reaches a pre-set threshold. Then one either leaves or goes deaf. Hm, maybe someone could create a software app for the Palm Treo to achieve this?
Frontier Design Group’s new TranzPort represents a revolutionary way to interact with your Windows or Mac digital audio workstation (DAW). Instead of being stuck in front of your computer to compose, record, and produce music/audio, TranzPort gives you the freedom to control DAW functions from anywhere in your studio.
Looks cool. But I don’t pace so much anymore, now that I mostly work alone in the studio… – thanks E.No
On second thought… maybe it will reach from my recording room to the control room and I can start and stop the recording instead of using a 20 bar pre-roll. And the suggested retail is only $199… very cool
(Via Ektopia.)
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