Nov242012
Another experiment with extremely long spring reverbs. For this one I suspended 100 meters of 3.5mm galvanised steel in a long hallway. This time I used a piezo element to amplify the sound.
audio:
pictures:
the mini Organ Dronor
100 meter spring reverb makes us hear satanic voices
Nov 28, 2012 -
[...] the output. But this spring reverb is on a much grander scale. [Jochem van Grieken] strung up 100 meters of coiled steel wire in a long hallway and the results sound a little bit [...]
Janez D.
Nov 28, 2012 -
This must be spooky for WWII veterans.
saw0
Nov 29, 2012 -
Oh, yeah, sounds like the laser weapons they used back then.
Janez D.
Nov 29, 2012 -
No. Barbwire perhaps.
Iemand nog reverb? – homerecording.be forum
Nov 29, 2012 -
[...] Iemand nog reverb? analogue soundlab 3 | Jochem van Grieken [...]
mg
Nov 29, 2012 -
this sounds great! what was the signal chain after the piezo?
jochemvangrieken
Nov 29, 2012 -
thanks! There is no signal chain, the audio clip on soundcloud is literally the piezo feeding directly into audacity on my laptop. No pre-amp at all. For the video I connected the piezo to a simple amplifier and speaker setup and recorded the sound straight into the camera mic.
Piezo’s are an amazing piece of technology.