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Control Overtone by BENDING the tines?! || 철편을 구부려 배음을 조정? [Mr. Kalimba 미스터 칼림바]
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- čas přidán 6. 05. 2021
- This is my first try of control overtones via bending tine technique.
Inspired by Tong Instruments, and here is for the link of original video
Part.1 : • Kalimba tines: Modifyi...
Part.2 : • Overtone Kalimbas - 3 ...
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배음을 조정하는 방법 첫 도전입니다.
통 인스트루먼츠의 영상을 보고 영감을 얻었습니다.
링크를 첨부해 드립니다.
Part.1 : • Kalimba tines: Modifyi...
Part.2 : • Overtone Kalimbas - 3 ...
I also noticed that, when bending the tines, the overtones are much less prominent with flat tines than with round (wire) tines. Especially for larger bending angles. Maybe try a series of bended tines, from a small to large angle; and see if overtones sound acceptable.
Thanks for your experiments, and for linking my vids too!
오오오...... 그러니까 저 기존의 쭉뻗은 건반을 튕길때나는 띠잉...이 빠지면 저 구부러진 건반에서처럼 우웅..한다는거군요!! 말로만 들었을때랑 실제 해본걸 봤을때 와닿는느낌이 너무 다른데요?? 잘만되면....!
근데 처음에 구부리고 주먹 부들부들하고나서 분노의 망치질에서 진지하게 보다가 빵터졌네요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
일단 소리 측면에선 확실히 구부린것이 좋은것 같긴 해요. 배음이 거의 배제되면서 본래의 음이 들리니까 소리도 더 깔끔하고... 문제는 위로 솟구치는 저 철편의 길이 때문에 연주의 편의성이 점점 떨어진다는게... ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ;;;;;;;; 갈길이 너무 머네요 ㅠㅠ
This was soo cool and helpful!! I want to make a kalimba with overtones, so your help is huge! What do you use to make the tines?😊
I made my tine out of blue hardened spring steel :D I am so happy that I did little helped to you!
You always did interesting experiments 🤩
Can't stop doing this when I have new info or idea haha
Interesting! I keep having trouble with getting overtones to harmonize the right way, and eliminating buzz on the low notes
Yes and I also struggling to break through the mute on high notes (6th octaves ranges) as well. Kalimba ain't easy instrument to build haha...
Hi, where do you get your tines for your kalimba?
Local hardware store
Where do you get your tines? And also is there some sort of step by step of this on a pdf somewhere? Or an article that has the theory? Jw. Really wanna build this
I get mine from local hardware shop. And there is no blueprint or step by step things what so ever, because I just build for own experiment. :D
@@MrKalimba what do you do, just buy steel sheet and cut out the shape of the tines? I've been trying bicycle spokes recently and it isn't cutting it
@@matthewdavis8774 There are many things that you can use as a tines. I would like to say try Windshield wiper rod. It has fairly flat and good width. You can ask to local auto service to grab old windshield wipers. Or try rake teeth. That's also one of material that many DIY kalimba builder use. Sewer rod also really brilliant material for tines as well.
@@matthewdavis8774 czcams.com/video/PMOGlNTZCS0/video.html
czcams.com/video/LMDwBg8GhPU/video.html
this will be helpful for you
So this can be used to get different overtones and not just eliminate it? This is really interesting!
It looks like more bend = lower the overtone. So bend tines extremely, maybe possible to get rid of them if I am right. But I couldn't do that because my tines are snaps when I bend over 90 degrees.
@@MrKalimba have you tried using modelling clay , copper tape or lead cutable weight tape for golf and badminton?
I've been using my modelling clay , but after seeing this czcams.com/video/n0-QggSjVQw/video.html (the comments)
n this czcams.com/video/Vc87vlAak7I/video.html
I got an idea and went to buy the tapes online.
For even Lower tones I've been using magnets that I learned from this video
czcams.com/video/n0-QggSjVQw/video.html
(magnets are tighter than I thought!)
I hope the lead tapes would work like magnets when it arrives
@@imsacookie5773 Doesn't look like they are controlling overtone, just tune the tines. Because the kalimba from bugsgear literally can't tune as normal kalimba does. So that's why they tune the tines via adding weight or grind the length. Which is I really don't like it. Tune the tines and controlling overtone is totally different area.
@@MrKalimba Ah i see, thank you for your wisdom
Mr. Kalimba