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Interesting, see also the glissotar (https://glissonic.com/ https://glissonic.com/) for a purely analog variation. That one is more analogous to a fretless guit
by matheist 2y ago
Interesting, see also the glissotar (https://glissonic.com/ https://glissonic.com/) for a purely analog variation. That one is more analogous to a fretless guitar (if the linked sax is more analogous to a guitar with adjustable frets).
- jnichols35 2y agoWild that they may have come to basically the same design as the Moe[0]. It seems they reached out to Bart Hopkin when they were trying to patent it[1]. [0] https://barthopkin.com/instrumentarium/moe/ https://barthopkin.com/instrumentarium/moe/ [1] https://barthopkin.com/more-moe/ https://barthopkin.com/more-moe/
- matheist 2y agoOh very neat, I didn't know about that! Thanks!
- zengid 2y agoI was running to the comments to post this too. The Ininitone is an impressive mechanical achievement, but I think the glissotar has much more potential to catch on.