The 2D Rubens Tube

  An interesting look at a two dimensional Rubens Tube built by Fysikshow that lets us see sound. Usually only consisting of a single tube with multiple holes, the Rubens Tube uses sound… Continue reading →

A look at the factors driving a resurgence within the UK music industry.

By Oliver Ayre – May, 2013   According to PRS, in 2011 the UK music industry generated revenues totalling approximately £3.8 billion (PRS, 2012), almost ten percent of the UK’s current £36 billion… Continue reading →

5 Reasons why you should learn to code

Coding education seems to be the idea of the moment schools beginning to add computer science to list of core sciences along with chemistry, biology and physics. There is however good reason for… Continue reading →

Understanding how to Learn how to program

There are a multitude of reasons why one may want to learn to program computers however many fall by the wayside because they underestimate the gravity of what they are trying to achieve… Continue reading →

Space Replay Installation by Francesco Tacchini

‘A hovering object that explores and manipulates transitional public spaces with particular acoustic properties. By constantly recording and replaying these ambient sounds, the levitating sphere produces a delayed echo of human activity.’ The… Continue reading →

What it’s all about

This blog is an outlet for my own musings on everything from Max/MSP programming to web design to audio production and the many projects i work on under the Holo:Code banner (Which should… Continue reading →