SOUND ON SOUND

[Martin Walker]

My pleasure - probably best to make it out of paper if you want it to rustle :beamup:


Martin

[Ramirez]

This thread is awesome.

Back to page 1 for me!

[Folderol]

Re: Theometrica

Technically quite interesting - distance measuring laser I'd guess - but musically not my bottle of beer (cups of tea are so 'yesterday') :tongue:

[Martin Walker]

OK - high time to kickstart this thread once again, so here's an intriguing little introduction to Diego Stocco's new 'Creative Miking Techniques' video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MklDrs1-InA


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[Martin Walker]

Another very innovative (and strange) audio setup - I give you 'Tasteful Turntable':




And the accompanying video:


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[Martin Walker]

Well this is certainly innovative for a bird! ;)




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[Dave B]

Some raven ... didn't say "Nevermore" once!!!

:bouncy:

[Martin Walker]

Now here's something rather different - Cymbalom played with multiple bowhammers:

http://soundworkscollection.com/videos/artists-in-resonance-with-michael-masley-and-eggdawn-autoharp


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[Martin Walker]

Here's a goodie! An interview with inventor, sculptor, and instrument designer Andy Cavatorta, concentrating on How to Build a Magnetized Piano Harp.




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[Martin Walker]

Now this instrument designer is simply AMAZING! 8-)

"Strange Musical Instruments Never Seen Before - Man Invents Hundreds of them - The Anarchestra"




Martin

[tea for two]

Just wonderment.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_LW-eUYt7Y&app=desktop

Yaybahar designed by Gorkem Sen.
" The vibrations from the strings are transmitted via the coiled springs to the frame drums. These vibrations are turned into sound by the membranes which echo back and forth on the coiled springs."

[Martin Walker]

From the sublime to the ridiculous ;)




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[Martin Walker]

"Cyborg" Inventor Steve Mann Builds Instruments Out of Water! (I kid you not ;) )



http://motherboard.vice.com/read/sound-builders-cyborg-steve...


Martin

[tea for two]

I'd love to do something as Steve Mann .... 
musical instrument for say those visually impaired thereafter trace steps towards designing instrument.


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(I know I'm on computers & software , however that's just convenience, restricted space &  time.... for now )

[Martin Walker]

Here's a goodie to start the year in 2016 - the Cemaes Bay Tide and Time Bell:



"The rise of the water at high tide moves the clapper to strike the bell. Played by the movement of the waves, the bell creates a varying, gentle musical pattern."


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[Martin Walker]

Amazingly I missed this video from Diego Stocco, so just in case you did too, here's his inspirational "Music From A Dry Cleaner":




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[Martin Walker]

It doesn't get more innovative than this - four drummers playing on ice!




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[Martin Walker]

Now here's something really different - a live performance using recycled components that's actually musical:

"The band placed ventilation fans onto overhead projectors and attached tiny solar panels that connected to speakers. They programmed the circuit so that when the ventilators were switched on, they’d power the projectors, feeding light into the solar panels, which in turn produced sound from the speakers."




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[Martin Walker]

Just discovered this fascinating discussion of Harald Bode's instruments, with loads of audio snippet examples:

http://econtact.ca/13_4/abocab_bode_instruments.html

Here for instance is a pic of his Melodium:




Martin

[sig-ex]

This is more of an innovative instrument player instead of the actual instrument sounds themselves, but just as fun and innovative anyway. :smirk:

Wintergatan - Marble Machine (music instrument using 2000 marbles)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUU8joBb1Q