This collectible retro voice recorder has been handcrafted from sustainable wood! - Yanko Design

In an era of modern innovations and upgrades, BrandNewNoise has come up up with a wooden voice recorder that looks like it'due south straight out of the 70s! Loopy Lou is a retro vocalisation recorder that has been handcrafted from sustainable wood in Brooklyn, New York. The eccentric recorder tin record simply 30 seconds of audio, owing to its congenital-in microphone. With two little turntables for eyes, a round silver knob for pitch control, a loop switch and a 1/eighth output, it's a completely analog experience of recording and warping sound.

The cherry record button on the left allows yous to record audio, whereas toggling the switch lets you playback and continuously play your recording. The pitch control knob allows you lot to play around and warp the audio, creating quirky noises you would only expect aliens to brand! The black push button lets y'all finish and hear your recording.

The battery-operated recorder is free of whatever wires and cords. But y'all tin can always connect your headphones, speakers and recording gear! Let's face information technology, this is not something yous want for bodily usage, given how almost every phone comes with an in-built recorder and an array of apps to help you play with it. The Loopy Lou is a visual reminder and a throwback to the lo-fi days where owning a gadget like this quirky vocalism recorder was a thing of joy, and considered a collectible! Interactive, retro and non to mention sustainable, it's a phonation recorder I would dear to have in my drove.

Designer: BrandNewNoise

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