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You did an excellent job with this video. Thanks!

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Could this be done smaller?

instead of a laminator, can you use a clothes press?

I have been seriously considering using the bar-style piezo pickups common for some stringed instruments, and inserting them into hollow tubing vs the more common solid front bar/bridge of a DIY kalimba. I feel thtis may well be an improvement over mounting the round disks on the outside of the body of the kalimba. From your experiments and experience, do you think this concept is way off base, or stands to capture much better signal-to noise? Edit: I should note I am speciafically considering solid-body kalimba here, as I kinda prefer the decentish (£20 on ali express) solid board styles to hollow bodies. Double edit: This far I'm largely been cannibalising the bodies of cheap kalimba with ok, but questionable at the high end, tines, and seehing how I can play with the tone using cheap brass (too soft to be long term practical), 'nickel silver' (well, 18% Chinese cupro-nickel like 18th century nickel silver or something) which is a bit soft at 0.8mm still, but tunes without mashing the tines at all and producers lower and more sonorous tones, and beryllium copper/'brass' (which is a pain to work with as it is hard as all hell, but it springs very nicely and similarly producers lower and more mellow tones which I much enjoy). (Both aluminiu and silicon bronze I hope to acquire low cost very soon, too) I unfortunately have puzzling to do on base material (dense solid wood blocks seem to produce very nice tone, but seem hard to work out where to get cheaply), and which some metal tubing/piping for the front and rear tension bars is a doddle, something for the important third part of the tensioning setup I'm rather clueless in acquiring/making without a lot of cost or tools to do required machining...)

was wondering if it is possible to have the logitech pro joystick be used a midi controller in order to control hardware music gear such as the MPC one. I have seen many videos on using PlayStation controllers to control midi in software DAWs such as Ableton. My imagination is running wild here haha. Any ideas?

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You would have gotten a thumbs up if you had used inches, and not centimeters.

DROP DOWN THAT BANDSAW FENCE BEFORE YOU CUT-OFF YOUR HAND! Rough lumber: 3/16” off work piece Planed lumber: 1/16”” off work piece You will also get cuts that are much more accurate.

This is inspiring me to do something for a editing software, not a daw. Thanks for uploading this.

why does this model have 6 medium drawers? i only know of the one you showed from the website, where it has 1 large 2 medium and 3 small. was this how the used one was set up or did you hunt down 3 units and adjust it... or was there a unit that had 6 medium drawers.

How do you know where to circuit bend in any device

this video seriously needs a headphone warning for that alarm section. lol

9:10 sounds like a fever dream feelslike

Excellent video my friend

Hey, i know you prolly aint gonna answer since its an old video but if i have a keyboard that runs on battery and mains, can i use it or is it dangerous

Living in Hawaii, Ferric Chloride is a Hazardous & controlled chemical that is only available to state licensed individuals. Would Hydrochloric Acid & Hydrogen Peroxide be good enough?

Been years since I bent anything. Never used Caps in my bends, going to have a play today with a Casio MT-31 🎉

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Fantastic video! I’m about to start the journey. My understanding is that the goal of this is to make it into a midi controller, which helps you put input into a DAW. If I made this, is there a way to turn it into a playable guitar? Like for a live concert. As I think about it, I would have to attach it to the DAW and amplify the laptop? That would be the same idea as playing it live, but it’s being played through the DAW. My other question is where does the power come from? Is it drawing power from the laptop through the usb? Thanks for the clarity, I appreciate it!

Not sure how well it would reproduce with a piezo, but hang a metal coat hanger from a string and flick the hanger. If you want to hear what it’s supposed to sound like, wrap the string around your finger, stick your finger in your ear, and flick. It sounds pretty amazing

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hi Daniel, Im not a muscian either. I made a multi channels usb midi theremin, and I'm looking for software that lets me add different sounds to different notes, on different channels. It would seem like this is a basic function of the protocol, but I have yet to find any software which makes it easy. I hop this video discusses that.

What's the soundtrack at 7:32?😍

How much did this project end up costing you?

Hello. j'ai récupéré un pédalier d'un orgue lithurgique. cmment le midifier pour l'utiliser avec mes deux claviers midi ? j'ai aussi un Ferrofish B4000+.

Hi there! I have a Carling SPDT switch from a CryBaby Wah that had so much grase inside that the conections were fault. I disassembled it and in my search for a way to reassemble I found this video. Now I´m confident that my restoration job will be great! Thank you for this amazing video!

What the hell are you on dope or what?

I love the wooden look!

Just to be interesting, why not make a brass telegraph key, eh?? This is bound to get much interest.

could you scan orthodontic brackets, and then 3d print them?

new to this , and this is one of the best videos ive seen thus far considering my current knowledge! 🔥

What do you use to loop/ your sounds?

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Wow great info and detail. Thank you. Love the story as well.

i have that same ring its in my shop and has well had red eyes i had it for ever and its the same one you showing here very cool you made a 3d print or it i want to make a 3d print of my 2 cats really bad i iam going to try few of these programs you showed see how i can do seeing iam some what new to 3d printing on my ender 3 befor that i had the old old 3d cube

I tried making one but the result was very disappointing. How do you get such quality

I used to make one as a kid only I can't quite remember how I made it hahaha

Why use a dull drill bit?

Thanks for this great video, it helped me!

Stumbled on this video by accident, so glad I did.

trying to make one of these - could I use a 3.5 sourcing map instead of the 3.5 mm audio jack - having trouble figuring this out! thanks

I have been using the same power supply for ages. Very good and stable, but not easy to use…

Great to see something from S&L again. Welcome back, Sir!

Gotta be honest cheap oscilloscopes are usually pretty bad. If you are on a budget I would get a USB oscilloscope instead.

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your craftsmanship is impeccable, beautiful work brother

I found this video by searching for "magic blue smoke" lol