Bumperband On-line

Bumperband On-line (made by Ed Bezem and Pieter Jongelie) is the title of an installation that was displayed on Notes & Nodes at DEAF96.

Bumperband On-line (Ed Bezem, Pieter Jongelie) is the title of an installation that is displayed on Notes & Nodes. Here a number of players in Nighttown - and a lot more through the Internet - can simultaneously steer their own bumper car over a miniature bumper car track. Each car has its own specially assigned sound source and when they bump into each other this causes musical sounds.

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