Dreaming Break.
This is my first attempt at making electronic music using only Ableton. I spent two nights on it but had a lot of fun, and the feedback has been great! The concept behind the track is inspired by my high school days. We were under so much academic pressure back then, and we barely had any breaks – not even the usual ten-minute recess. But those ten minutes should have been a time for lighthearted freedom. Some of us were so exhausted we'd even fall asleep in class. So, the music is based on a dream I had: I fell asleep in class and found myself in a ten-minute recess within my dream, only to wake up when my water bottle dropped and reality hit. Hope you enjoy the track!
Auto-Mixing Radio Cup.
This product is a modern version of the traditional Jiulong Fairness Cup, inspired by its design but eliminating the original siphon structure. Instead, it introduces an innovative breakthrough in both concept and functionality.
This cup provides an effective solution when precise liquid concentration is needed, especially for dissolving medicine granules. The upper cup is a siphon cup, while the lower cup is a transparent glass. When pouring water into the upper cup, we stop once the water level reaches the marked point. At this stage, a fixed volume of liquid flows from the upper cup into the lower cup. The required mixture is easily obtained by placing the medicine granules in the lower cup beforehand. Once the two cups are sealed, opening the lower cup and stirring the liquid results in the perfect concentration.
The upper cup is made of two parts. Inside the cup, a hollow tube runs directly from the top to the bottom, allowing water to flow straight through. The outer wall of this tube is seamlessly connected to the cup's inner wall, ensuring a sealed structure for better mixing.
At the base, there are two small symmetrical holes. When the two parts are assembled, pouring water into the upper cup creates a short siphon effect. When the siphon is stable, no water leaks out. However, once the water level reaches a certain point, the siphoning effect causes all the water to drain completely, leaving nothing behind.
