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Lasitha Senadheera
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_daniel-fishkin-sound-works-of-2010.webp "A selection of some projects I started last year.nn1. What You See is What You Hear: Times Square (excerpt)nnI went to Times Square with some electronics I built that convert light waves into sound waves. I used photodiodes, which are actually tiny solar batteries. When light shines into them, they generate voltage. Many electronic lights are actually flickering off and on faster than the eye can see. In the place of a normal microphone, the photodiodes let us hear this flickering as pitch.nnI b")
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