Have you seen this? I really like the music it makes too!
There's a video in the article:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/music/...record/#ooid=dqZmtiMzr0ArDcvlUBMk-Ht74zEtDwZg
"Traubeck’s make-shift tree-spinning turntable makes use of an old-school modified record player, a PlayStation Eye Camera, and a stepper motor, which controls the record players arm. Once data is analyzed and collected, and with the help of computer running Ableton Live software (a loop-based software music sequencer), the inner rings of a tree are transformed into audible arboreal sound."
There's a video in the article:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/music/...record/#ooid=dqZmtiMzr0ArDcvlUBMk-Ht74zEtDwZg
"Traubeck’s make-shift tree-spinning turntable makes use of an old-school modified record player, a PlayStation Eye Camera, and a stepper motor, which controls the record players arm. Once data is analyzed and collected, and with the help of computer running Ableton Live software (a loop-based software music sequencer), the inner rings of a tree are transformed into audible arboreal sound."