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Very cool. I’ve seen videos on reverb plates, and this diy well-based reverb chamber: https://youtube.com/shorts/UufK--iBbXQ https://youtube.com/shorts/UufK--iB

Very cool. I’ve seen videos on reverb plates, and this diy well-based reverb chamber: https://youtube.com/shorts/UufK--iBbXQ https://youtube.com/shorts/UufK--iBbXQ Had not heard of reverb tanks before today. I wonder what other interesting sources of reverb are out there.

whatshisface 4y ago
A really, really, really long cable?
- creeble 4y ago
  And/or a really long spring: https://www.nshos.com/HAMMOND17.htm https://www.nshos.com/HAMMOND17.htm I have a couple of these lying around, but they're useless in a portable application.
  - squarefoot 4y ago
    If you have a slinky around, that would make some interesting horror-like sounds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXItDwgf6hM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXItDwgf6hM Not quite portable, however.
_spduchamp 4y ago
All kinds of things can be a reverb tanks. I've tried using a grand piano as a reverb tank with some mixed results. There's also a trick of making a weird reverb with a bunch of garden hoses of different lengths with a speaker at one end and mics taped to the ends. If you dig fun reverb stuff, check out Stuart Dempster's recordings. His underground overlays album has trombonists in a large underground cistern with a natural 40 second decay. I use a pedal based DSP stereo reverb to simulate spring and plate. (Ventris) My instrument make for playing with reverb. It is two strings with stereo pickup and played using a computer controlled rotary magnetic bow. (Electroduochord)
- tacotime 4y ago
  I found your YouTube demo of the Electroduochord from about a year ago. All very cool, thanks for sharing this!
  - _spduchamp 4y ago
    I've released a couple albums solely using this instrument. This one was done autonomously using a Puredata feedback loop. https://stefanpowell.bandcamp.com/album/autonomous-drone-lullabies https://stefanpowell.bandcamp.com/album/autonomous-drone-lul... All the code and the 3D model to build all of that is here: https://github.com/spDuchamp/OSCRMB https://github.com/spDuchamp/OSCRMB

whatshisface 4y ago

A really, really, really long cable?

creeble 4y ago
And/or a really long spring: https://www.nshos.com/HAMMOND17.htm https://www.nshos.com/HAMMOND17.htm I have a couple of these lying around, but they're useless in a portable application.
- squarefoot 4y ago
  If you have a slinky around, that would make some interesting horror-like sounds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXItDwgf6hM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXItDwgf6hM Not quite portable, however.

_spduchamp 4y ago

All kinds of things can be a reverb tanks. I've tried using a grand piano as a reverb tank with some mixed results. There's also a trick of making a weird reverb with a bunch of garden hoses of different lengths with a speaker at one end and mics taped to the ends. If you dig fun reverb stuff, check out Stuart Dempster's recordings. His underground overlays album has trombonists in a large underground cistern with a natural 40 second decay. I use a pedal based DSP stereo reverb to simulate spring and plate. (Ventris) My instrument make for playing with reverb. It is two strings with stereo pickup and played using a computer controlled rotary magnetic bow. (Electroduochord)

tacotime 4y ago
I found your YouTube demo of the Electroduochord from about a year ago. All very cool, thanks for sharing this!
- _spduchamp 4y ago
  I've released a couple albums solely using this instrument. This one was done autonomously using a Puredata feedback loop. https://stefanpowell.bandcamp.com/album/autonomous-drone-lullabies https://stefanpowell.bandcamp.com/album/autonomous-drone-lul... All the code and the 3D model to build all of that is here: https://github.com/spDuchamp/OSCRMB https://github.com/spDuchamp/OSCRMB