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Ed Finnerty

2012-01-15 09:20:02 AM

If it's going to be in the kitchen, one should install a sweet ass-synthesizer.

GAT_00

2012-01-15 09:25:08 AM

Ed Finnerty: If it's going to be in the kitchen, one should install a sweet ass-synthesizer.

All you have to do for that is record a bunch of fart sounds onto a programmable keyboard and viola!

Buddha Belly

2012-01-15 10:29:36 AM

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Impressed by the electrical knowledge. Not too shabby.

John Nash

2012-01-15 10:34:24 AM

At first I thought it was just some bowls and was all meh. But then

W6XRL4

2012-01-15 10:36:20 AM

If striking the cans of Pam with a spoon sounded notes, I wonder what spraying them sound like?

W6XRL4

2012-01-15 10:37:44 AM

"sounds like", that is.

Autistic Hiker

2012-01-15 10:46:37 AM

Well played, gentlemen. Of course, John Cage was thirty years ahead of you:
27 sounds manufactured in a kitchen
John Cage playing amplified cacti and plant materials with a feather
Living Room Music

olddeegee

2012-01-15 10:53:13 AM

Bad-ass synth or bad ass-synth?

LewDux

2012-01-15 11:39:09 AM

YAY SYNTHS

TheAnalogKid

2012-01-15 11:39:45 AM

hmm. seems a bit fake to me. bunch of random soldering, no details about how anything is actually hooked up other than using "static electricity". touching the lid of a pan in a different place just happens to change the note to another melodic value that fits the song.. HMM. epic use of duct tape, bros.

ptr2void

2012-01-15 11:43:28 AM

[quoteGAT_00: Ed Finnerty: If it's going to be in the kitchen, one should install a sweet ass-synthesizer.

All you have to do for that is record a bunch of fart sounds onto a programmable keyboard and viola!

Violas are programmable now? Cool!

LesserEvil

2012-01-15 12:08:59 PM

TheAnalogKid: hmm. seems a bit fake to me. bunch of random soldering, no details about how anything is actually hooked up other than using "static electricity". touching the lid of a pan in a different place just happens to change the note to another melodic value that fits the song.. HMM. epic use of duct tape, bros.

Yeah....

jonschneider.com

There's no way this is real. There is ZERO reason to be soldering in A/V components, and ceramic bowls don't work that way (as in being used as a 2-D analog pad).

lewismarktwo

2012-01-15 01:17:18 PM

Fudged if not outright fake, yeah.

Lars The Canadian Viking

2012-01-15 01:28:51 PM

Electricity, it does not work like that.

lucksi

2012-01-15 02:06:08 PM

The Muppets: Pöpcørn (new window)

^laughs at your attempt

Pelvic Splanchnic Ganglion

2012-01-15 05:52:43 PM

GAT_00: Ed Finnerty: If it's going to be in the kitchen, one should install a sweet ass-synthesizer.

All you have to do for that is record a bunch of fart sounds onto a programmable keyboard and viola!

www.e4.com

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crab66

2012-01-15 06:20:09 PM

Fake than the fakiest fake of all fakes.

cretinbob

2012-01-15 09:59:18 PM

farking piezoelectrics, how do they work?

like this (new window)

Actually if he's running the signal through and amp and effects (which is easy) as opposed to turning it into a MIDI signal (which would be a bit difficult) Then yes, I guess you might be able to call it a synthesizer.

But no, It's not fake.

numbone

2012-01-15 10:10:35 PM

Cool but it soon started grating on my nerves.

ZPainter

2012-01-16 01:49:04 AM

Submitted this 2 days with a better headline, so forth and so on

snowjack

2012-01-16 12:22:41 PM

cretinbob: farking piezoelectrics, how do they work?

like this (new window)

Actually if he's running the signal through and amp and effects (which is easy) as opposed to turning it into a MIDI signal (which would be a bit difficult) Then yes, I guess you might be able to call it a synthesizer.

But no, It's not fake.

Maybe a mix of capacitive proximity sensors and piezoelectrics.

Massa Damnata

2012-01-17 03:25:48 AM

Einen kleinen Kuchenmusik?

asciibaron

2012-01-17 07:41:58 AM

completely fake - the first thing he is "soldering" wires to is a two track DAT machine.

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