Create Your Own Music Instruments and Applicaions
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From Economy of Commodities to Economy of Ideas: Hardware as Social Medium. Design Management Review Volume 22, Issue 3, pages 44–53, September 2011 Ziv Bar Ilan
The guitar works quite well and looks like something Starchild would use to blow up an alien invasion force. The plans, which are open source, are available here ... It requires a few non-fabricated electronics, but otherwise it’s a completely homegrown axe that looks cooler than cool.
3Dデータをダウンロード、形状を自分の好みやサイズに合わせて調整したデータを共有。 3Dプリントすることでホントのギターを手に入れられる、オープンソースなみんなのエレキギター。
In the future, will you print musical instruments off your computer, instead of buying them at the local music store? It may sound a bit 'flying car', but check out this demonstration video of the Zoybar TOR - an open source 3D printed guitar. In essence, instruments like the Tor can be modeled using open source 3d software. The models can be shared via the Internet.
Brooks, 1960s musical icon, said: "This is a lot of things that don't exist ... There's no end to it, you just attach it on and play." Sliding his fingers on the sound-effect controller, eyes bright at the unique sound, he said: "I think it's an incredible idea and I wish I'd thought of it."
"Zoybar`s modular design offers a new development process that incorporates attributes from the digital domain - cut & paste, copy & paste and the most important 'undo' - the ability to move back and forth in the assembly without losing materials or information."
I.D. — September/October 2009 Vol. 56, Number 6 Sound Ideas Modular music-making platforms are changing the way we think of the musical instrument — and building communities in the process. By Daron Murphy
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