A Two-Person Startup Has Fixed One of the Most Hated Sounds in Modern Life
- Starling designed pleasant microwave sounds using existing cheap hardware.
- No new components needed, just reprogrammed code.
- Aims to replace universally hated microwave beeps affordably.
A two-person sound design studio, Starling, has developed a way to replace the harsh, universally disliked beep of microwave ovens without changing any hardware. Founders Joel Corelitz and Colin Coogan, who have previously worked with clients such as Sony, Microsoft, Netflix and Ford, realised that the existing microcontroller…
