How To Make A Resonant Speaker Out Of A Cymbal [EP-24]

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THERE IS NOW A PART 2!!! -- LINK -- • Resonant Cymbal Speake...
Following in the Eowave footsteps - sharing a detailed story of how to make a resonant speaker out of whatever you think will sound cool! I made mine out of a china cymbal.
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[@h0lycrap]

Amazing sounds like a nolan movie soundtrack. Strong interstellar vibes!

[@CashMattock]

@@h0lycrap thank you!

[@gnerd99]

This is super cool. So much depth, atmosphere and grit.

[@CashMattock]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@aleksandrkardash9081]

Mind blowing ❤

[@CashMattock]

@@aleksandrkardash9081 thank you!

[@traitortotheliving]

Amazing! So many possibilities look forward to the next vid

[@CashMattock]

Thank you! 🙌

[@TruthSurge]

Now, my mind thinks that a person could model this somehow using standard plugins like clearly the lows and highs are less (EQ) and the cymbal will ring for a while from certain notes (feedback setting on a delay) and the distortion effect (uh... distortion plugin) and maybe a ADRS to control the onset of sound sent to the string of plugins so you can hit it right off the bat or fade into it. Seems kind of possible but probably not an exact model of it. Cool results. It just sounds like some horror movie soundtrack right off the bat.

[@CashMattock]

Thank you! Yes, Hainbach has a gong amp plugin that’s along this idea. I’m always more partial to equipment having a direct connection with it’s environment. I even like it when analog gear reacts slightly to environmental changes. I love that stuff👍

[@TruthSurge]

@@CashMattock Yeah, it's fun to experiment and see what kind of things you can come up with.

[@CashMattock]

@@TruthSurge hey man, if you ever want to cover any of my songs I would be honored. I’m sure you could sing them better than me and you would probably not get any copyright hits👍 cashmattock.bandcamp.com/album/the-wreckage-alphabetic-unmastered ✌️cheers!!

[@fedesartorio]

Great video! The sounds are fantastic!

[@CashMattock]

Thank you!

[@byzantine6987]

hell yea

[@temporoboto]

Good stuff!! Thanks for sharing.

[@CashMattock]

Thanks! 🙌

[@iiaaiiaannaaiiaaii]

Hell yeah! in.

[@eugenezagidullin4893]

Dope! What app you're playing on?

[@CashMattock]

Thanks! Are you referring to the Bebot app? I explain in the video - it’s simple but I think it works well because it’s easier to make a matched pair for testing and showing how the exciters react with each other. I would have much preferred choosing something off my test equipment wall but two identical units can sound a bit different due to age, components, etc..