Environment: Auditory Machine
Description
The specific instance where this is used is in The Hamlet to refer to the sound of a cotton gin, but can be used to describe any sounds of industrialization.
Parent Term
Sibling Terms
- Airplane sound
- Barking
- Bees
- Bells
- Birdsong
- Boat
- Breathing
- Bugle
- Carpentry
- Cars passing
- Car|truck movement
- Clock chiming
- Clock ticking
- Combat sounds
- Confused din
- Dog barking
- Echoing
- Engine
- Footsteps
- Frogs
- Gallop
- Haunting
- Heartbeat
- Hoofbeats
- Howling
- Hunting horn
- Industry
- Insect sounds
- Moving wagon
- Murmur
- Music
- Nature
- Owls
- Postal horn
- Quietness
- Rain on roof
- Rodent sounds
- Running sound
- Sawing
- Shots
- Silence
- Siren
- Sound of drums
- Streetcar sound
- Train sound
- Tree / leaves
- Unseen voice
- Voices
- Water
- Whistle
Tagged Events
Actions: Agricultural›Ginning cotton
Themes and Motifs: Recurring Tropes›Life as repetition | Time›Routine
Actions: Agricultural›Ginning cotton | Interaction, Social›Spectate
Cultural Issues: Technology›Cotton gin