Lift11: Yuri Suzuki, Music for dyslexics [en]

Live and India-lagged notes from the Lift11 Conference in Geneva. Might contain errors and personal opinions. Use the comments if you spot nasty errors.

Is a dygraphic designer.

Book with no words, but bar codes that you can scan and then it reads out to you.

Pencil with a microphone and a magnetic tip. You can record sounds and read them back with the pen.

Yuri used to play trombone but couldn’t read the score. Had to translate the scores into the numbers he needed to memorize to play.

Picture that you can play by moving a captor on top of it. Other idea: line with colours and then some kind of tiny car drives on it and plays the music corresponding to the colours. *steph-note: hard to explain, but available downstairs!*

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