Didgeridoo Improvisation - custom built controller for Max/MSP sound processing and synthesis

[sttsaxophone]

Sweet!

[jeffreycollins]

this additive piece on a didge really makes me want one. A simple way to REALLY change your music. Would be awesome for space musicians. I could definitely see Steve Roach using one.

[NemesisProducts]

Man, seriously. This gives me shivers and goose skin. :D Didge is one of my favorite instruments of all time, it always gets me. ^^ And now that you´ve electronized it, it sounds even more badassery. :3

[tablaninja]

never thought I'd see a circuit bent a didge! badass!

[waxanimalparts]

do you record any of this stuff, or are you in a band and do this stuff live? i would pay to get the record or see it live.

[yakthekyle]

i have done some recordings but not much yet, and I am starting to perform more, I hope to come out with a recording eventually.

[AppA]

wow that is pretty cool, are you using the audio input from the didgeridoo and modulating through max/msp?

[yakthekyle]

yes, the didge is miked and then sent through m=sevral processes in max

[seejayjames]

Rockin! Some incredible sounds there... plus the delays help us mortals who can't circular breathe very well... :)

Was there a hole under the controller to get the audio, or was it miked at the end?

Love to see what you're working with... got a patch screen shot? :) Great choice of FX with it, heard some LFO/ring mod and some tapin~ tapout~. I especially like the tapout~ time parameter, it's awesome to change that real-time.

Nice work with the microcontroller, those things can be a pain!

[gnordl]

WHOA Kyle. If Darth Vader played the didgeridoo......You need to stop before you hurt yourself. Awesome work.

[loneraver2]

I hate to say it but it looks like a giant bong!

[BrianWilliamGreen]

really amazing work kyle

[NamesROverated]

now THATS badass