Hey fediverse, send me links to weird ways of making music that I can look at.
How you define weird is up to you.
Thanks.
@schratze This is what I'm hoping for! Awesome.
I still like this old classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvUU8joBb1Q
@SkinnyFeels I also really enjoy the work of this drummer, who specializes in polyrythms. Her whole channel is pretty great
https://youtu.be/V1EyVj2bLyQ
@schratze i can feel different bits of my waking up. Like a Tool album but brighter.
@schratze @SkinnyFeels @luka wow this is sick.
@SkinnyFeels farting onto guitar strings?
i dont have a link, nor a video. just an idea to make millions, lol
@lewlepton sounds perfect. Start your youtube channel now and I'll be the first to subscribe!
@SkinnyFeels awesome
i better get those beans ready
@SkinnyFeels i can taste the subscribers flooding in, yummy scrummy
@SkinnyFeels Chiptune on a gameboy colour.
@MxCraven sick. love it. can we slow it down so it sounds like really deep retro lazy hiphop?
@SkinnyFeels I have absolutely no idea. A streamer I used to watch had music made by a friend who made the stuff on her Gameboy. Was pretty cool, but I only watched a quick "How I made it" video
@SkinnyFeels how about a lego step sequencer inspired by leonardo da vinci https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2019/03/10/lego-techno-on-the-tamburo-meccanico-xxi/
@wandrew that is genuinely amazing. Love it.
@SkinnyFeels ijt's so cool, there's a lego band as well https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2020/05/10/lego-robots-play-kraftwerks-tour-de-france/
@wandrew I think I want to be him. It's great stuff.
@SkinnyFeels quite a few of Ali Spagnola's videos involve environmental sounds which are always fun https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY6hjvpKnik
and I love Kurt Hugo Schneider's stuff, particularly Bad Guy made entirely in an Ikea
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7r9mAausR0Q
@wolfie Wow. They're both really clever. Really like Ali's attitude to making stuff.
Adnrej fon (Olfamož / Olfamoštvo / Svojat) has some interesting approaches
@g1smo oh that is excellent. very experimental, almost art. Thanks!
@SkinnyFeels imperial march on dot matrix printer
@luka @SkinnyFeels In the same category, this 13 years old Radiohead cover https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmfHHLfbjNQ
@schematicwizard @luka nice! I like that. Gonna fall down a wormhole of weird music now!
@luka I love this one. Hacking stuff around to make new stuff. Great example. Thanks!
@SkinnyFeels there's also a version made with disk drives
@SkinnyFeels weird music...
The snipe creates its haunting "zwizzing" noise by adjusting its tail feathers and flying sharply down, causing air to pass through quickly. It's called drumming in English.
Particularly audible on the second half of this recording: https://archive.org/details/aporee_42741_48731
@ephemeral oh thats wonderful. Animal noises I never knew existed. Thanks for that! Great stuff.
@SkinnyFeels You might also like the sound of fungi, accompanied by piano: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KAnGAtSSgE
@ephemeral so brilliant. fungi is just a weird thing. like really weird. was listening to a podcast about a mushroom grower and it was fascinating. thanks!
@SkinnyFeels I guess i have a few links to share here. Dario Rossi makes techno by drumming on junk and kitchenware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amoewMRz7LU
@oleksiy that's amazing. full on fat techno. Love it. Thanks!
@SkinnyFeels
"Anarchestra is an orchestra of over two hundred unique musical instruments built (with a few exceptions) by Alex Ferris (1954-) an American musician, composer, and theorist, to explore alternative timbres, tunings, and methods of playing."
@oleksiy can really get behind this one. Love the idea of making a bunch of weird musical instruments and then making a bunch of songs with them and then repeating f o r e v e r
@SkinnyFeels art installation by Céleste Boursier where birds play electric guitar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZQ4VmicDeM
@oleksiy saw this the other day, it's what helped instigate the question! So cool.
@SkinnyFeels and this ted talk by Mark Applebaum also feels relevant to this thread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46w99bZ3W_M
@oleksiy I really like the bit about people interpreting his notation glyphs in their own way is really interesting. Love that as a concept.
And the tube map notation. Guy is a genius with his notation.
So. many. ideas. in. my. brain.
@SkinnyFeels oh, and also this mechanical techno by Graham Dunning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl1ZrEza7uY
@oleksiy oh that is fun. I like that. Thanks for all these links! My bookmarks are filling up.
@SkinnyFeels thanks for bringing this topic up. I like unconventional stuff in music myself, and found some cool stuff in replies :)
I guess i have some more stuff to add, just need to dig a little deeper into my bookmarks
@harrysentonbury totally going on my list. All that tech and they sound like The Quo !
@SkinnyFeels here, in case you haven't seen this already
https://youtu.be/-hlQHYtncww