Exploring Feedback Loops with DIY Audio Gear | Experimental Sound Techniques

[@mraduanemc]

I ordered a transducer when this video came across my feed the other day. It showed up today and I just finished wiring it up(I built a piezo mic and an amp years back). Can't wait to get going with it here in a bit. Thanks a bunch for sharing this!

[@TheSoundofMachines]

@@mraduanemc fantastic! I hope you get some cool results

[@JakHart]

I'd love to hear this played on a steel string acoustic guitar, tuned to an open chord. This little setup is absolutely wild. Worth me subscribing to your channel.

[@schance1666]

amazing, especially for soundtrack work, or, Halloween

[@guitfidle]

Now this looks like fun! I have amplifiers, pedals, cable, etc but it looks like I need to get a transducer 😊 How did you route the signal when you were recording with the pedals? And how did you make the contract mic? I’m guessing there’s a piezo disc buried in there.

[@3thedpo3]

Awesome stuff as always, Rich! Keep it up!

[@antico.2757]

Awesome!! I've got so many ideas and plans that didn't even exist 6 minutes ago, my head hurts. Now to just find the time! Thank you!

[@TheSoundofMachines]

@@antico.2757 I love these types of comments! Have fun :)

[@stephpicher]

The cooking pan sounded very musical.

[@addictive_noise]

very inspiring video, thx!

[@weapea]

Proper horrormovie stuff 😮😱😍

[@MrSolcys]

Brilliant stuff 🤘 Can you make a video about the amplifier and transducer? I would love to create this kind of setup myself.

[@TheSoundofMachines]

@@MrSolcyson it :)

[@MrSolcys]

@@TheSoundofMachines 😃

[@hellf.o]

Awesome!😮 Right in time for Halloween!

[@theloach5458]

Nicely done! What type of transducer do you recommend for these type of experiments?

[@TheSoundofMachines]

@@theloach5458 the one you see here is an 8 ohm. If you do a search online you will find a lot of sellers selling this model. Just remember you’ll need to really amplify the signal!

[@jazmanaut]

Really nice idea. What is that harmonizer pedal?