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 For this assignment I wanted to continue experimenting with sound. I got excited when I found out that different pitches could be produced by a variation on the resistance.
-At this point I decided to build a device capable of producing a wide range of sounds and combinations, by using substances and combinations of them that would result on a variation on the amount of ions in the solution, and therefore its conductivity. I used wires and aluminum foil to connect all the substances and materials, widening this way the conductivity range and the sound produced.
+At this point I decided to build a device capable of producing a wide range of sounds. I used different substances and combinations of them that would result on a variation of the amount of ions in the solution, and therefore its conductivity. I wired the whole structure with wire and conductive material to connect all the substances and surfaces, by doing so I increased the sound possibilities based on the random combinations that could take place.
+This experimental resistance was a "solutions chain" located in the middle of a circuit. Here the person interacting with the device would select in which points of the solutions chain he/she wanted to place the props, producing a different outcome.
 '''If you cannot see the video, please go to this link:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOPm6yR4RG4]
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