From last night: Felix Thorn talks about his instrument, Felix’s Machines — a bank of analog instruments wired to two Mac laptops to play a haunting music. It sounds like the singing voice of a lonely robot.
More notes from the bonus session on our Twitter feed, @TEDGlobal >>
Photo: Felix Thorn and Felix’s Machines at TEDGlobal 2009, during the Bonus session at the Sheldonian theater, July 23, 2009, in Oxford, UK. Credit: TED / James Duncan Davidson
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