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550:(or Cracklebox), a custom made battery-powered noise-making electronic device. It is a small box with six metal contacts on top, which when pressed by fingers will generate a range of unusual sounds and tones. The human body becomes a part of the circuit and determines the range of sounds possible; different people will generate different sounds.
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loudspeakers were placed close to the player's mouth, so that the sounds could be modulated by the vocal tract, generating a musically interesting quality, with several timbre, amplitude and tremolo effects. The instruments were presented in several TV shows and used in musical events. The mobile models used GSM technology , such as the
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in the 1980s. It is a double-neck 3rd bridge guitar that is similar in construction to two long, thin zithers connected by a stand. Wedged over and under the strings in each neck is an adjustable rod, a wooden drum stick for the guitar strings and a metal rod for the bass strings. In addition, there
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and add effects from odd overtones to metallic tones. He later invented the daxophone which he is most famous for. It consists of a single wooden blade or "tongue" fixed in a block containing a contact microphone. Normally played by bowing the free end, it can also be struck or plucked. The location
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would not be the same. The design specifications are well suited to industrial manufacture, retaining consistency in quality. This is not the case with traditional instruments since the choice of fine materials and the skills of the luthier are essential in producing instruments with superior sound
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as musical instruments. The exploration of mobiles as a portable instrument was a result of and academic project. It was the first documented professional ensemble to employ cell phones in such way: the players programmed music using the ringtone composing module built in the apparatus. The
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invented the eponymous instrument in place of a bass guitar. The
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along the tongue where it is played will determine the frequency of its vibration, similarly to a wooden ruler held against the edge of a table. These vibrations continue to the wooden-block base, which in turn is amplified by the contact microphone(s). A wide range of voice-like
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with the combination of keys and sympathetic strings to create the tone most suitable for solo playing. This was named as "Samvadini". It is based on just intonation tuning system and played in one key. It is exclusive solo instrument with great potentials. His follower
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that modifies or extends an existing instrument or class of instruments, or defines or creates a new class of instrument. Some are created through simple modifications, such as cracked cymbals or metal objects inserted between piano strings in a
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of 146.3 cents per step. To date two available sizes are played by a small but growing number of professional clarinettists in Canada, the US, Germany and
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in the 1990s. The keyolin is a 2-string violin played via a mechanical keyboard, which controls pitch, vibrato, glissandos and partials. A customised bow, played upside down, controls timbre and volume.
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created many electronic experimental musical instruments, including the famous
Dermatron, which was played by touching people's faces. His influence is still recognized by many artist (For instance The
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sculptures influenced by his mystical approach to life and art. From 1957 to 1984, when he died, Smetak invented and built ca. 150 instruments, which he called generally as "plĂĄsticas sonoras".
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also experimented with home-made percussive instruments, made from PVC pipes and other materials. A specially-constructed studio was needed for the recording of their first album.
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for brass instruments such as bathtub plugs. Other experimental instruments are created from electronic spare parts, or by mixing acoustic instruments with electric components.
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did not gain a great deal of popularity. However, by the 1980s and 1990s, experimental musical instruments gained a wider audience when they were used by bands such as
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can be produced, depending on the shape of the tongue, the type of wood, where it is played, and where along its length it is stopped with a separate block of wood (
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family. The strings are tuned to G2, D3, A3, and E4, an octave below the violin, and the instrument may be performed similar to a
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701:(born in 1957) developed a
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922:and record producer from
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572:Hans-Joachim Koellreutter
300:. Guitarist and composer
3582:Professional audio store
3484:People and organizations
3470:Sound recording engineer
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1947:www.siegelproductions.ca
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669:(born 1949) is a German
497:Imaginary Landscape No.1
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3000:Microphone preamplifier
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1560:"PREPARATION MATERIALS"
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1015:The Vegetable Orchestra
933:developed a two string
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1104:as well as electric
945:playing techniques.
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2728:Extended techniques
2075:Springtime (guitar)
1942:NIME community page
1885:Leonardson, Eric. â
1487:Proceedings of the
1480:Proceedings of the
1433:artist-in-residence
1204:, Icelandic artist
1200:For her 2011 album
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810:Pt. Manohar Chimote
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2969:Binaural recording
2832:Sound installation
2679:Free improvisation
2571:Deconstructed club
2429:Experimental music
2261:Electrocardiophone
2238:Singing Tesla coil
1935:2015-04-02 at the
1775:DiĂĄrio do Nordeste
1729:"Wind Instruments"
1714:2015-11-08 at the
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1174:Starting in 2006,
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1855:978-1-5013-2760-5
1750:978-0-19-513810-8
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1013:Founded in 1998,
993:Captain Beefheart
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758:The Walking piano
343:The Art of Noises
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2385:Thomas Truax
2369:Hans Reichel
2365:Harry Partch
2357:Yuri Landman
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3516:Max Mathews
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3384:Scorewriter
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2714:Witch house
2674:Drone metal
2463:Avant-garde
2377:Adolphe Sax
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2349:Ivor Darreg
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1160:Georg Hajdu
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529:Bruce Haack
523:1950sâ1960s
517:xenharmonic
505:Ivor Darreg
460:reed organs
352:instruments
346:(1913) and
217:Huron Carol
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174:Ivor Darreg
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2556:Avant-prog
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1691:US 5883318
1676:2014-08-07
1647:GB 1285542
1632:2008-03-19
1607:2014-08-08
1569:2014-08-08
1520:2009-09-02
1496:References
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1391:That 1 Guy
1314:Fred Frith
1294:Henry Dagg
1284:Ken Butler
1246:Chas Smith
1210:Tesla Coil
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1092:acts like
1090:noise rock
1086:indie rock
1082:Springtime
1078:Moonlander
1007:Motograter
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909:Leila Bela
884:Cor Fuhler
874:Ken Butler
857:and has a
675:fretboards
655:3rd bridge
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354:including
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298:Fred Frith
249:Future Man
69:newspapers
3331:Sequencer
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3106:Amplifier
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2822:Sound art
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2551:Avant-pop
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2271:Kraakdoos
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2172:Sea organ
2138:Daxophone
2045:Gravikord
1924:Noisejunk
1319:Futureman
1202:Biophilia
1195:Mellotron
1162:in 2006,
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1035:works of
989:John Cale
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779:aerophone
728:are four
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540:Kraftwerk
477:John Cage
405:registers
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2207:Tromboon
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1933:Archived
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1443:See also
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338:composer
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256:Drumitar
253:Synthaxe
3475:Tape op
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2649:Art pop
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2601:no wave
2490:Minimal
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2080:Tritare
1965:Keyolin
1381:Senyawa
1354:Neptune
1344:Moondog
1339:Micachu
1262:Artists
1218:Celesta
1214:Gamelan
1153:Croatia
1059:Tritare
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679:pickups
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