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All this talk of steam calculators had me pondering about fluidic amplifiers.
If you have never played a melodica, it's a wonderful experience. It's like playing a piano and a saxophone at the same time.
Fluidic amplifiers, amplifying a flow of air... there is only one conclusion.
Breath-controlled
church organ.
Fluidic Amplifier
http://en.wikipedia.../Fluidics#Amplifier
[mitxela, Feb 27 2014]
A melodica player
http://www.youtube....watch?v=6wSLUUbQV9Y
[mitxela, Feb 27 2014]
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Wouldn't it be nice to say "our church organist
blows"? + |
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That melodica thing looks like some kind of strange
digital accordion. Sounds like one, too. |
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I'm visualizing something like a really oversized set of
bagpipes, here. |
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//strange digital accordion// |
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It's not digital - the recording quality of the linked video is a bit poor - but it is a free-reed instrument like a harmonica or an accordion. Except unlike an accordion, you blow. And unlike the harmonica, it has a keyboard. |
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//really oversized set of bagpipes// |
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We might build a special edition, just for you, which involves numerous air bags. However, the primary product will be slightly less drone-y and slightly more evil-genius-y. |
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