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,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CIAO RAFAELE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, NON SO' COME FAI SUONARE E CANTARE INSIEME,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, SONO SENZA PAROLE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, UN BELLISSIMO STRUMENTO MUSICALE MOLTO PARTICOLARE BRAVISSIMA,,,,,,,,,,,,,, VERAMENTE,,,,,,,,,,,

CIAO,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, RAFAELE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MA CHE BRAVA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CIAO,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Quem é o autor dessa música?

Quem é o autor dessa música?

Quem é o autor dessa música?

Vc é Brasileira?

This is amazing, and it frightens me and gives me a headache. Keep at it!

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CIAO RAFAELE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sono senza parole uno strumento musicale che puo' dare tante belle emozioni vibranti,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, davvero fantastica sei,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ciao,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

This is really incredible! In some way in the universe this is related to Zoe Keating's way of creating music. Love this.

Villa-Lobos é um gênio ...e sua interpretação é emocionante ,abraços de Curitiba !

mezmerizing

I Love your sound...pzdrrr

Good stuff. One of those guys looks like Adam Freedland

I am glad to experience the whole piece. Did I hear a little reference to Tom Ze at the beginning? You are a vanguard and a true Matriarch.

Beleza. How did everyone enjoy it? Minds were blown for sure. I have a surprise for you when you have time. Enjoy your homecoming!

Looks like a nice festival! John Lambert, the inventor of the Eigenharp was toying with similar ideas of audience-musician and musician-musician interactions. His dream was that there should be a musical language that people could use to "play" setup changes as part of the performance, influencing other musicians, provoking those to improvise with the new situation. The original Eigenharp software was internally fully based on this language, all features could be altered and setups be built from scratch just by playing notes on an Eigenharp connected to the system. The idea sounded intriguing indeed, but was "a little" over the head of most people. It required vast imagination skills to keep the schematics of the setup with hundreds of nodes in mind - and one had to learn the language with a vocabulary of many hundred words. Afaik only a hand full of people ever put in the effort to learn this. And it was asking a lot from an audience to first learn a new language to participate in a performance. :) But still, the concept was fascinating! If you are interested to see how this language looked like search for Eigenharp "An Introduction to Belcanto". So, giving the people a few intuitive expressions that they can use to influence the performance sounds very audience friendly in comparison! :)

Neat, looking forward to hear what you can do with it!

Your instrument is so beautiful!

The Superconducting Super Collider was a particle accelerator project in Waxahachie Texas in the 1990's. When I saw the keyword I figured it was related... but not a language. Learn something new all the time. Neat content.

Thanks for posting this is super cool and your work is great! Really interesting to me as I used to use Supercollider when ( almost 20 years ago!) I was an artist in residence at Swinburne Uni Centre for Astrophysics - great to see the next generation pushing the limits of creativity. Don't stop! I would suggest we catch up for coffee but we are on opposite sides of the world! :)

A whole range of new possibilities for today's and tomorrow's cellists ! fascinating

wow!

Ooff! Nevermind

qué hermoso suena 🌻

I was expecting some nice music - not horror sound effects

Thanks, fascinating! Do you fundamentally adapt the programming for most new pieces or are most pieces "presets" of a (evolving but by now mostly) constant program?

Mulher tropical mostrando o seu talento e sua paixão. De uma sonoridade surreal, reinventa as vibrações. Muito sucesso e perseverança.

what an interesting instrument, it reminds me of that rotating guitar/bass that rob scallion reviewed. and a very important and impactful subject matter too. love from South Africa

Oh a knurl!!! I have never heard of this instrument, but there is a machining technique called "knurling" that is used to add diamond-shaped texturing to tool handles. I thought you were talking about that technique. I'm glad I watched your video! I love 3d printing and learning about new (to me) instruments. Liked and subscribed.

amazing! have you considered wood? i think it could be done, i would be interested to try something like it

Amazing!!!

Thanks for the explanations! Unsurprisingly a lot of large parts to print for sure. Perhaps a fully wooden CNCed version could also be nice? Are the four sides that you can turn around technically identical and mainly for "preset" switching (and of course for looking cool :) ) or does the acoustic part of the sound differ between the sides?

Amazing!!

One of the most illustrative Knurl demo videos to date!

The last piece (that is currently not available anymore) was also good!

Knur Krzysztof Kononowicz

This sounds awesome!! I’d love to record this for a task with you 😮

Awesome instrument!!!

Amazing!!

Very cool project! (How) do you assemble the instrument from smaller parts? Or do print the body in one go?

Wow... :D

The sound, the bow and instrument sound amazing!

Ahhh! Amazing!! I want one!

Whouh. What is thaaaaaat? Looks cool

very interesting

I have seen a few of your versions of "Knurl". I think this one works very well. -You made structure to hold it in place so that the vibrations are not dampened by the player's body. -it can be rotated to 1 of 4 planes for playing activity. On a different matter, I suggest listening to your own recordings. It seems to me that the electronic, repetitive beats are way too loud in relationship to what you are bowing. I suggest, just develop plucking, like a harp, and intermingling bowing with it, rather than relying on mechanical repetitions. Your bowing has the seeds of deep, organic sound making, why make it sound mechanical in places?

hey, what strings would you suggest for such an instrument?

In case it wasn't clear in my first comment, I like the instrument design and its sound a lot.

Wow. That's really quite something. To what notes do you tune the strings and how much does it weigh?

"Music has to be the new pattern of behaviour" you're a legend! I'm so blessed to have stumbled across this in my time... the eerie tone of this performance creates a flavour of a sort of unknowing (one i'd say as to how far these musical explorations may lead us), and I think it matches perfectly as an introduction to the Knurl.