Eternal Research’s Demon Box Descends on Denver for EMIXX WEST 2026
Denver attendees can get hands-on with the experimental instrument that transforms electromagnetic signals into sound, MIDI and CV
Denver, CO, August 25, 2026– Eternal Research, will bring The Demon Box, its experimental electromagnetic field instrument, to EMIXX WEST 2026 in Denver, giving attendees the opportunity to experience firsthand an instrument that transforms the otherwise inaudible electromagnetic activity surrounding electronic devices into a source for musical exploration.
Presented by the Electronic Music Inclusion & eXploration eXpo (EMIXX), EMIXX WEST brings together electronic musicians, synthesizer enthusiasts, instrument makers and members of the wider music technology community for a hands-on exploration of electronic music and its tools.
Experience The Demon Box
Rather than generating sounds through traditional synthesis, The Demon Box listens to the electromagnetic environment. Its sensors capture electromagnetic interference (EMI) emitted by electronics, from smartphones and laptops to synthesizers, power supplies, motors and other devices, and translate that hidden activity into audio.
The result is an unpredictable sonic palette shaped by the electronics and electromagnetic environment surrounding the instrument. Beyond its direct audio output, The Demon Box can translate this activity into MIDI and control voltage (CV), allowing musicians to use electromagnetic signals to interact with synthesizers, modular systems and other electronic instruments.
At EMIXX WEST, attendees will be able to explore The Demon Box hands-on and hear how the invisible electromagnetic landscape around them can become raw material for composition, performance and experimentation.
Event: EMIXX WEST 2026
Date: August 29th
Location: Void Studios, 1790 S Bannock St, Denver, CO 80223
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About Eternal Research
Eternal Research is a Brooklyn-born, Los Angeles-based creative technology studio dedicated to developing experimental audiovisual tools and performances. Their flagship instrument, the Demon Box, captures and transforms ambient electromagnetic signals into sound, opening new pathways for artistic exploration and sensory experience.
