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The Life & Loss of life of an Espresso Shot in Tremendous Sluggish Movement

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Some YouTu­ber submit­ed on-line a pret­ty good clip of an espres­so shot being pulled from a La Mar­zoc­co FB80 espres­so machine at 120 frames per sec­ond. They rec­om­mend mut­ing the sound, then placing by yourself music. I gave it a fast shot with the well-known sound­observe for Kubrick­’s 2001: A Area Odyssey. And I’ll be damned, it syncs up pret­ty effectively. Have a wager­ter sound­observe to rec­om­mend? Be at liberty to let us know within the com­ments sec­tion under.

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Relat­ed Con­tent:

The Birth of Espres­so: The Sto­ry Behind the Cof­fee Shots That Fuel Mod­ern Life

Under­stand­ing Espres­so: A Six-Part Series Explain­ing What It Takes to Pull the Ide­al Shot

Cof­fee Entre­pre­neur Rena­to Bialet­ti Gets Buried in the Espres­so Mak­er He Made Famous

How William S. Bur­roughs Used the Cut-Up Tech­nique to Shut Down London’s First Espres­so Bar (1972)

The Hertel­la Cof­fee Machine Mount­ed on a Volk­swa­gen Dash­board (1959): The Most Euro­pean Car Acces­so­ry Ever Made

Philoso­phers Drink­ing Cof­fee: The Exces­sive Habits of Kant, Voltaire & Kierkegaard

 



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