Dot Matrix Music (Sue Harding)

Brilliant ! Their is a whole bunch there. A whole new genre waiting to be explored.

Wow, this is beautiful. I always loved that high pitch beepy sound that printers make. I'm not being sarcastic.

for anyone who wants, there are some tracks to download on my myspace.
(no more printer music... all equipment destroyed when my house burned down a couple of years ago. but i wouldn't mind another dotmatrix printer - they keep on working when the ribbon needs replacing, unlike my #* inkjet which declines to print at all unless it has all colours of ink.)

> all equipment destroyed when my house burned down a couple of years ago.
My apologizes =(
Especially Amigas - they are expensive now, because they are vintage machines...

I own my old Epson LX-300, together with HP LaserJet 6L... I use LX-300 to print anything, LaserJet is just for making homebrew printed circuit boards...

Sorry for my bad english =)

Nope. Sorry. To me this is a demonstration of technique gone gaga. Then again, to me all art is based on inventions of others and used in a way as to specifically exlude any usefulness.

Especially the recitle with all those serous looking faces looks hilarious to me. As if they were watching something new and important happening.

But hey, as long as they have fun....

Maybe look at "Mario Theme played on Stepper Motors with an Arduino". This guy will not claim usefuless though.

Life is just a moment, dig it champion! I want to print everything I record!

She owns so much Commodore Amigas! She's damn rich =)

At least one of the printers in the video is Epson FX-1170

Profs at my uni would love something like this xD

You can make a synthesizer sound like almost anything.

Even if she had managed to make this exact same song only using a synth, I think it would lose a lot of it's charm and originality. Would anyone watch this video then - just because it 'sounds like' a printer?

I'm all for messing around with synths mind you but I wouldn't want to see every instrument replaced by them. We'd end up with the crappy manufactured pop music on the radio.

I want a CD too!!! :)