Woodwater instruments, final edit
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GAY
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i will also visit toronto beautiful tone sweet tone
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This is awesome I'll visit Toronto just for this :)
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this sound is awesome
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that little kid is ssooo cute!!
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How does this work?
THEFINALHAZARD 4 years ago
If you Google search on "hydraulophone" you can find various research papers (youtube seems to block posting of specific URLs)
hydraulist 4 years ago
Where is this instilation?! Thanks for posting!
nzepeda 4 years ago
The largest of the installations shown in the video is at the Ontario Science Centre, 770 Don Mills Road, in Toronto. You can get there by public transit (directions and maps posted on the Science Centre's website). It runs 24 hours a day, so you can find a time when it's not too busy, if you want to work through some lengthy musical compositions.
hydraulist 4 years ago