Wintergatan, the brains behind one of the most beautiful music machines ever created is not resting on his laurels.
Not content with just one Marble Machine, the Swedish instrumentalist has since moved on to create the Marble Machine X, complete with add-ons. One such ancillary device is the Cyber Bass.
Keeping subscribers abreast of all developments, Martin Molin is regularly releasing video updates of the whole project. In this episode, we are introduced to the Funkalizer, an adjustable felt pad that can be pushed onto the strings to dampen the sound.
Having come across an issue with creating short notes, the Funkalizer will shorten the length of the notes played by the falling marbles when attached to the Marble Machine X.
The rest of the Cyber Bass is basically a 4-string bass built on a 5-string neck and four microphones (one per string).
If you can’t wait to see how it turns out then subscribe to the YouTube channel and pledge your support Wintergatan on Patreon.
You can also check out Wintergatan’s music on most streaming services and as Bandcamp is waiving its fees to artists for today (March 20), now’s the time to show some extra support for your favourite musicians.
I've used this Behringer Powerplay P2 in-ear monitor amp on every gig since I bought it. At £27 with this Cyber Monday deal, it’s an essential for your live rig
“He loved the relaxed environment - and he certainly loved the view. I know he’s relieved he can get back to enjoying one of his favourite places”: A portion of Lemmy’s ashes to return to his favourite London club
I've used this Behringer Powerplay P2 in-ear monitor amp on every gig since I bought it. At £27 with this Cyber Monday deal, it’s an essential for your live rig
“He loved the relaxed environment - and he certainly loved the view. I know he’s relieved he can get back to enjoying one of his favourite places”: A portion of Lemmy’s ashes to return to his favourite London club
