This audio installation explores sound across human senses, providing a multi-sensational perception of sound, not only from hearing but also from seeing the graphical patterns, touching the vibrating surfaces and particles, and sensing the space in the audio.

The device at the center is a metal plate attached to a bass-frequency audio transducer, playing sine waves between 100-1000 Hz. The wave of sound inside the plate causes fixed vibration points and resonance, showing patterns through salt particles above it.

The foam boards are attached to a pair of small transducers, acting as a pair of bi-channel speakers with large vibration surfaces and a wide stereo field. A piece of quad-channel audio is playing through the foam boards and a pair of stereo speakers, creating an alternative space from the sound.

All five channels of sound are playing from Adobe Audition on a single laptop, mapping output channels to corresponding devices.