The Quilcom Electric Bird

[Spogg]

Sorry about this, but I’ve made a birdsong synth.
I just had to.

Download:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4gn4xli1oz78l ... 0.zip?dl=0

Video:

https://youtu.be/___FYr5my4g

[k brown]

Shocking !!

[R&R]

This is excellent!

Birds are weird I believe they have additional lung sacs and can make continuous sound on both inhale/exhale?

So now we have the option to either play angry birds or angry electric bird?

[Spogg]

:lol:
This is excellent!

Birds are weird I believe they have additional lung sacs and can make continuous sound on both inhale/exhale?

So now we have the option to either play angry birds or angry electric bird?

Thank you!

I didn’t find anything about inhale/exhale in birds. Thinking about it, if a bird tweeted on inhale would you actually hear anything?

The preset Avis Iratus is Latin for angry bird.

[R&R]

Thinking about it, if a bird tweeted on inhale would you actually hear anything?

Naturally
Seems they manage to inhale (fill their lungs) while continoulsy singing...
https://www.google.com/search?q=Can+birds+sing+while+inhaling

The preset Avis Iratus is Latin for angry bird.

LOL didn't realize that, that's funny
I just saw the "Hate Bird" one...

[Spogg]

Fascinating! I didn’t come across that fact and of course I didn’t search for it because I never expected it.

Thanks for the link!

That Skylark must use a lot of CPU

[R&R]

I imagine the Skylark is pooped out at around the same time as an average laptop continously @ 100% cpu...
By that logic... gather all birds are electric... well... bio-electric

But what's much more fascinating is... how you even come up with these waves/oscillator networks

Btw
I fully expect you to point out all the birds present in the patchbank in the actual wild

[martinvicanek]

Totally insane! Not only did you capture the sound very well, but also how you laid out the controls is impressive. I mean a keyboard has been designed for chords and melodies in western scales, which birds do not tend to adhere to very much. Also, birds usually do not use a keyboard to make their singing performance. So it is quite a stretch, which you mastered in a very creative way!

I was wondering, are there birds on Volcan?

[billv]

[Duckett]

I'm pretty sure I've mentioned xoxos' work before in the context of early home-brewed physical modeling synths and your explorations, but this latest of yours immediately brought to mind his Oscine Tract.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__Sx84wJz7g Elder Thing and fauna were his other related offerings from the time. As the Dana Carvey version of Johnny Carson would say, "That is some weird, wild stuff!"