In Bb 2.0 - a collaborative music/spoken word project. Vintage Computer Symphony Plays &House Of The Rising Sun& We’re all familiar with the bleeps, bloops, buzzes and hums made by our computers and other technological machinery. They provide an inadvertent soundtrack to our days, and some sounds, like the unmistakable screeching of a dial-up connection being initiated, can instantly plunge us into a deep state of nostalgia for a simpler time and place. Though we may not typically think of them this way, our electronics offer a meditative orchestra set to the rhythm of our digital lives. So is it any surprise musicians have found inspiration in these sounds and attempted to assemble them into an actual piece of music?
YouTube user bd594 has designed and assembled a so-called Computer Symphony built from old computer parts. Indeed, there is something folksy about taking old computer parts and making them ring with music, as if bd594 was some kind of old school tech troubadour of the digital frontier. Here’s a list of the ‘instruments’ he used to craft the music: a. JAZZRADIO.com - enjoy great jazz music. Handcrafted internet radio | 8tracks.