Using acoustic effect conversion to generate low frequency sounds with a set of tuning forks

Abstract

A computer configured for translating an audio input into a low frequency output using an acoustic effect conversion with a signal generator connected to the computer that takes the low frequency output and generates an electrical signal to drive a set of electromagnetic actuator couple to a set of N tuning forks, such that when the electromagnetic actuators are driven by the electrical signal the coupled tuning forks vibrate. The acoustic effect conversion translates the audio input into digital instructions, such as MIDI and may use a sequencer. The audio input may have a frequency IS and the electrical output signal may have a frequency LF and LF=IS/N, where N maybe 9 or 12. The audio input may use a digital analog file such as .wav or mp3. The N tuning forks may be in a circular pattern on a plane pointing away from the center.

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