I recorded a song using 100% 3d printed instruments. 0…
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I recorded a song using 100% 3d printed instruments. 0 audio effects were used. all the sound you hear is raw audio only.
Last year I recorded a song using only 3d printed instruments and I had to use effects to make the instruments sound good. This year I did another song but this time I used 0 audio effects for the entire song. No tuning, no reverb, no eq. just raw audio (for my vocals as well). This really forced me to get creative with instruments like the cymbal, and the wind instruments in the chorus. I got a chance to try out PPSCF which has amazing tonal qualities (the Kalimba worked the best i think) and i tried some COPA nylon to make way smaller guitar strings which allowed me to get a much higher tone. I learned a ton with this one and i hope ya'll enjoy!
Printed using mostly Polymaker filament and a Bambu H2D for the PPSCF material.
The bass was done on my Prusa Core one with Prusament
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Last year I recorded a song using only 3d printed instruments and I had to use effects to make the instruments sound good. This year I did another song but this time I used 0 audio effects for the entire song. No tuning, no reverb, no eq. just raw audio (for my vocals as well). This really forced me to get creative with instruments like the cymbal, and the wind instruments in the chorus. I got a chance to try out PPSCF which has amazing tonal qualities (the Kalimba worked the best i think) and i tried some COPA nylon to make way smaller guitar strings which allowed me to get a much higher tone. I learned a ton with this one and i hope ya'll enjoy!
Printed using mostly Polymaker filament and a Bambu H2D for the PPSCF material.
The bass was done on my Prusa Core one with Prusament
#technology
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