Hi, has anyone done the cornflour on a speaker demo...I am trying but nothing is happening. I have an audio signal generator, and tried settings between 100 and 170Hz, but the cornflour slime just doesnt budge, even when I prod it to get it started
any ideas would be greatly appreciated
corn flour speaker monster
corn flour speaker monster
cheers
Kate
Kate
- Robdean
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Re: corn flour speaker monster
I googled this yesterday as I'd never heard of it. There were several demonstrations and descriptions - watched a video of one - very entertaining! Have a look - there may be something of use to you.
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Re: corn flour speaker monster
when we do this sometimes you just have to play with the corn flour at first, sometimes the runnier works best and sometimes a little dry. so spend the time with that. And while you test it just play with the tempo/ audio settings on the sound generator.
Thats how we always set it up, but as i said you just have to play with the flour first. A good indication is if it is slightly hard/stiff when left sitting but when you start to stir it feels sloppy. Hope I make sense and it helps.
Trish
Thats how we always set it up, but as i said you just have to play with the flour first. A good indication is if it is slightly hard/stiff when left sitting but when you start to stir it feels sloppy. Hope I make sense and it helps.
Trish
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Re: corn flour speaker monster
I tried this one last year but did not get any result worth speaking about. Let us know how you go!
Ian
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