Fountain Company: How Music Fountains Are Formed

Fountains, as a unique artificial landscape, not only have great ornamental value and vitality but also provide the audience with a dual artistic enjoyment in both visual and auditory aspects. In recent yearsFountain Companythe production of artificial landscapes has become increasingly widespread, not only developing rapidly but also featuring a wide variety, such as:Musical Fountain, laser water curtain movies, and so on, countless.

Whenever we see fountains dancing to music in parks, mist in garden landscapes that make us feel like we are in a fairyland, or the large fountain in Dayan Pagoda Square, we can't help but wonder - to what extent has technology developed now? How many forms of artificial fountains are there? Today, let's briefly understand some common forms of fountains.

Fountains can be divided into three types according to their control methods: manual control fountains, program control fountains, andMusical Fountainthree types:

 
1. Manual Control Fountain

 
This is the simplest type of fountain, where the height, shape, and color of the spray are all pre-designed and installed. As long as the electric control switch is manually turned on, it can spray. This control method is relatively traditional, and its advantage lies in being classic and practical. Generally, small fountains use this control method.

2. Program Control Fountain

is programmed in advance according to the designer's intent, allowing it to change the spray shape, color of lights, and intensity of illumination at set times. The program can use one or multiple sequences, can be modified at any time, and can store various programs for easy retrieval, with all designs changing according to the designer's needs.

3. Musical Fountain

The musical performance fountain adds a music control system based on the program control fountain. The computer recognizes audio and MIDI signals, decodes and encodes them, and finally outputs the signals to the control system, allowing the spray shapes and light changes to vary with the rhythm and melody of the music, making the fountain performance more vivid, meaningful, and exquisite, fully expressing the art of water.