2022: A Year in Gear (What You've Bought or Want to Buy in 2022)

[elxsound]

2022 seems to be the year of the Tele! I hope so for me too

I just ordered a Make Noise XoH module. Nothing sexy, but this is the one I intended to get before Rosie. I just need to play around with a way to keep both Rosie and XoH.

[whyterabbyt]

Please, please, please - create a separate modular thread for next year - so this one can be everything else...!

Be kind!

No thank.

[Prototech]

Somthing electro-acoustic, new kind of experimental instrument - combination of acoustics electricity and dsp, im tired of pure digital and pure acoustic sound, need something new and fresh, any ideas? LOL

[pekbro]

Somthing electro-acoustic, new kind of experimental instrument - combination of acoustics electricity and dsp, im tired of pure digital and pure acoustic sound, need something new and fresh, any ideas? LOL

*While I was kidding mostly, I kind of want one of them after Emily's video

[Prototech]

Somthing electro-acoustic, new kind of experimental instrument - combination of acoustics electricity and dsp, im tired of pure digital and pure acoustic sound, need something new and fresh, any ideas? LOL

*While I was kidding mostly, I kind of want one of them after Emily's video

Thanks

Looking nice when producing lovely ambient. Im searching for something like this crazsy scifi versatile daark like this, maybe somebody know what is it https://www.instagram.com/p/CXHBbO2gAJd/

[vurt]

Somthing electro-acoustic, new kind of experimental instrument - combination of acoustics electricity and dsp, im tired of pure digital and pure acoustic sound, need something new and fresh, any ideas? LOL

*While I was kidding mostly, I kind of want one of them after Emily's video

yeah, she's another one of those "well im not sure im interested in this product but ill watch because i enjoy the videos"
2 mins later
:checks poogle:

[whyterabbyt]

(Suggestions for Prototech, not stuff Ive bought)

Leaf Audio Soundbox
Metta New Age Noise Garden
Koma Electronics Field Kit
A crapload of stuff at Error Instruments

or, you could DIY up contact mics and build something similar, from basic Kalimbas to stuff like this

https://www.picclickimg.com/d/w1600/pic ... ic-box.jpg[/img]

up to a full-blown apprension Engine



Also, Ive forgotten the name of it, so someone please remind me, but a month or two back, while looking at things like those Ive just mentioned, I came across a device which was based around speaker feedback. It had a built-in guitar pickup, I think, or a contact mic, and a 'tray' over the speaker for stuff to vibrate on. It was all black if I remember.
Anyone know what that might have been?

[pekbro]

Looking nice when producing lovely ambient. Im searching for something like this crazsy scifi versatile daark like this, maybe somebody know what is it https://www.instagram.com/p/CXHBbO2gAJd/

https://potardesign.com/drop_shop/product/sound-urchin/

[whyterabbyt]

Looking nice when producing lovely ambient. Im searching for something like this crazsy scifi versatile daark like this, maybe somebody know what is it https://www.instagram.com/p/CXHBbO2gAJd/

https://potardesign.com/drop_shop/product/sound-urchin/

Interesting. I wonder if those rods are welded into place, or whether there's some other way they're constructed.

[pekbro]

Looking nice when producing lovely ambient. Im searching for something like this crazsy scifi versatile daark like this, maybe somebody know what is it https://www.instagram.com/p/CXHBbO2gAJd/

https://potardesign.com/drop_shop/product/sound-urchin/

Interesting. I wonder if those rods are welded into place, or whether there's some other way they're constructed.

Yeah I dunno, they look like brazing rods. I'm trying to decide if I want one of them actually.
It's somewhat reminiscent of a waterharp...

[whyterabbyt]

Yeah I dunno, they look like brazing rods. I'm trying to decide if I want one of them actually.
It's somewhat reminiscent of a waterharp...

and also the folktek 'Garden' series...

[elxsound]

The sound urchin just looks dangerous. I’m steady on my feet but with that thing around I’m always going to have to worry if this is the day I’ll accidentally get impaled by an instrument.

[pekbro]

The sound urchin just looks dangerous. I’m steady on my feet but with that thing around I’m always going to have to worry if this is the day I’ll accidentally get impaled by an instrument.

That did occur to me as well. Brazing rods aren't going to be super rigid (if indeed that's what they are. probably). Still you could get one in the eye or something. I would keep it on the desk as well.
It also looks difficult to dust.

[Shabdahbriah]

Also, Ive forgotten the name of it, so someone please remind me, but a month or two back, while looking at things like those Ive just mentioned, I came across a device which was based around speaker feedback. It had a built-in guitar pickup, I think, or a contact mic, and a 'tray' over the speaker for stuff to vibrate on. It was all black if I remember.
Anyone know what that might have been?

A stretch.. but maybe, this?

Tilde Elektriske Fjaerlett





https://www.tilde-elektriske.com/fjaerlett

[whyterabbyt]

Also, Ive forgotten the name of it, so someone please remind me, but a month or two back, while looking at things like those Ive just mentioned, I came across a device which was based around speaker feedback. It had a built-in guitar pickup, I think, or a contact mic, and a 'tray' over the speaker for stuff to vibrate on. It was all black if I remember.
Anyone know what that might have been?

A stretch.. but maybe, this?

Tilde Elektriske Fjaerlett

Nope; that's come up in the searches Ive done but Im afraid not. The one Im thinking of had a (3-5" I'd say) speaker mounted on the top of the box, and if Im right it was styled a bit like the Erica stuff.
I dont think it had springs, it was more about feedback.