Lost in the Machine

Lost in the Machine

By 18th of March 2008 2008, Drama, Experimental

A follow-up to the programme that posed the questions – where does sound go? And what would happen if someone made an apparatus that could extract these sounds from say, a wall?

In this programme, the Professor leaves his assistant in charge of the equipment. Bad move Prof!

Download recording (MP3, 6.6 MB)

With Gary Hayton and Mags Reinig. Recorded in Binaural Stereo.

See also: Walls Have Ears

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