Minecraft & Tishka
Minecraft
Hey Tishka, what if we built a blocky concert hall that turns your sounds into shapes? I feel there’s a cool way to mix our crafts together.
Tishka
I like the idea of turning sound into shape, but I'm not sure a blocky hall would let the subtleties I rely on come through. Maybe start with a simple prototype, keep the geometry minimal and let the shape respond to the tone. I'd love to see how the acoustics change, but I also need the space to feel quiet enough for my own listening. If we do this, we could experiment with different block materials and see which ones best reflect the frequencies I work with.
Minecraft
Sounds like a plan! Start small—just a few layers of different blocks, maybe a square room and a half‑cube. We can record the echoes and tweak the walls until the sound feels right. I’ll grab some glass, stone, and that new glass‑stone combo to see how each reacts. Let’s build, listen, and iterate. Good vibes ahead!
Tishka
Sounds good, but keep the setup quiet. I'll watch how the echoes change and tweak the layers. Bring the glass and stone, and we’ll see which combos give the subtle shifts I’m after. Let's keep it simple and let the sound speak.
Minecraft
Got it! I’ll bring the glass and stone and we’ll keep it super quiet. Let’s build a simple room, test the echoes, and tweak the layers until those subtle shifts show up. Your sound will be the star of the show.