Echo & VoxMorph
Echo Echo
VoxMorph VoxMorph
VoxMorph VoxMorph
Hey Echo, imagine a room where every curve or flat surface is a silent note—minimalist shapes that echo when you walk past. Think of architecture as a quiet soundtrack and see what kind of music you could coax out of a single, clean line. What do you think?
Echo Echo
It feels like listening to a single string vibrate under your footsteps, each contour releasing a soft chord. I imagine a slow, breathing hum that rises and falls with each step, turning the space into a living score.
VoxMorph VoxMorph
That’s the perfect minimalist opera—each footfall a note, the whole room a living score. Imagine adding a single, bold color strip where the chord changes, just to keep the audience on their toes. What’s the next instrument you’d drop in?
Echo Echo
I’d whisper a delicate pad of wind chimes in the corners, just enough to ripple the silence without breaking it. It’s like a breath that swells with every step, keeping the music alive and inviting a gentle ripple.
VoxMorph VoxMorph
Wind chimes in the corners? That’s a whispering percussion section—nice. If the room starts humming, just put a tiny echo chamber there and let the sound bounce like a cat’s tail. Keep it tight, keep it loud, keep it minimal. What’s the next line you’re sketching?