I'm not kidding - they really do two characters appear in front of us in this scenario
Noah
seems personable enough but may have had a new guitar design injury above his left eye. Thao
she may new guitar design me to death! part of me thinks that this person uses modules - and modular as a weapon. am I talking through my ass? look at this
even in prototype stage exchangeable necks. exchangeable scale length.
I would love to play my newly designed guitar in their fitted out caravan. maybe go to this link click here modular design and new guitar design technology go have a look around click here too much to talk about here.
I know that this design has been around for a long time. It needs to be said that there is great merit in being the first plus going to the website is such an amazing adventure Ebow
now I own two of these and I love them to death I also know someone who owns every one of these. Including the silver Ebow. I hate this person. I am filled with an insane jealous rage every time I see it. and he knows that.
plus I know what you are doing when you put all five in a row with the silver one first. you are just plain annoying. the thing I love the most is playing it with a slide. plus I have the dual mode Ebow plus that switches to upper register harmonics. look at these prototypes!
plus people are using them in new ways all the time.
I would be a bit slack if I didn't include a film clip take some time out of your day and have a look around at the Ebow site click here
another design I am falling hopelessly in love with. there is probably a newer way of doing things, but that is a moot point. a few spare parts and a trip or two to radio shack.
and you end up with an amazing design.
damn it - it works and it works so well.
the latest revision of the Rocker. mmm....duct tape. rubber bands. rca explosion!!!!
the signal path so simple. so elegant read the whole story click here plus here is a designer not sitting on his hands we are looking at updated versions this is only the start of great things go to the home page click here Jeremy is not only the real deal he is THE MAN!!!!!!
the eternal dilemma Is this an effect? or a tactile tool? delay is used but I am going with the whole tactile tool thing but leaves me with the eternal dilemma WTF? It obviously is external but It Is tactile an Ebow is tactile and I have talked about sustainer systems Jeremy Bell is the designer don't take up the debate with him
I KNOW I can't stop talking about this but I have no desire to consign this design to history as per the method, add "design" to "guitar" and "new" maybe a few videos to get the ball rolling.
I like the chimes of the melody chords. then the sustain section.
even a sequence of two harmonics.
shameless picture of the interface
I didn't see the power plug before after all that, let's update some information quotes from the man himself.
the serial port is for debugging, not for customer
use. the mystery port shall have to remain a mystery for now. the
BlueTooth interface is how GUI extensions such as sound design and
librarians will be implemented.
note the current
presets and button definitions are entirely firmware defined. we do
have firmware release II ready, and with the next production run of the
Vo-96 we'll be shipping the new firmware which has 3 whole sets of
behaviors where the current UI definition is but one set. I have just
scratched the surface of what is possible with this technology. It's as
new and unexplored as the first analog synths were in the `60s. People
are STILL designing new sounds with synths today. So there is a long
long path ahead.
the following self - serving statement was deleted. we KNOW this is brilliant!!!
but I love this statement The Vo-96 instantiates 16 virtual
harmonic control systems per string and clearly demonstrates detailed
individual and independent amplitude control of every significant
harmonic component of each string's vibration. It thereby performs
additive synthesis within the physical guitar strings - it's physical,
more real than analog. there is nothing even close to being this as far as
groundbreaking goes. people just don't understand how different a thing this
is -- which is understandable of course. I'm not complaining, but I am
stating a reality that I hope will one day be more generally
recognized.
look at this - after scratching beneath the surface
the controller module contains the following a mystery connector? talk about covering all your bases!
what kind of port is that? a Bluetooth antenna to update controls and programming via an Interface? as I said, early days yet but I am sure looking forward to that Interface serial port? I think that we are going to have a part three
what do you need a serial port for?
what DON'T you need a serial port for?
the variables are becoming clearer in their mind boggling intensity part of me thinks this is like playing a violin on steroids. maybe I need to play that violin
