Great work again!. It looks like sometimes you focus on the 1st harmonic, sometimes on the higher 2nd harmonic (which also changes with the bending!). They are easily mixed up when you use such a low fundamental (C2)
@@MrKalimba thanks for your quick reply. I just read that same reply in an earlier comment, right after... If i google on hardened bkue spring steel, i find flat plates. How did you get the strips/tines in that exact width and thickness? Did you tailored it with a saw, or is that some kind of blue spring steel wire (with a special name perhaps)?
@RhythmInAll No. One of my local hardware shops has that size of steel strips. All I did just perchance from them. It's very lucky that I found those so easily.
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There are Korean typo on "8. Even triple spots 30º*3"
한국어 오타가 있습니다. 8번 균등 삼점형 90º가 아니라 30º 입니다.
Спасибо большое за проделанную работу🙏👍Очень интересно 🎹🌞🌏
Спасибо большое! Надеюсь, что вам понравилось!
А из чего вы делаете язычки? Вы их сами делаете? Какая толщина металла? 🙏
@@ДмитрийБудяну Да, я делаю калимба тine себя. Изготовлен из пружинной стали и толщиной около 0.9мм
@@MrKalimba супер, Спасибо 🙏
Thank you!
Great work again!. It looks like sometimes you focus on the 1st harmonic, sometimes on the higher 2nd harmonic (which also changes with the bending!). They are easily mixed up when you use such a low fundamental (C2)
ㅋㅋㅋ 미칼님 주먹쥔다음에 곰(?)이 소리지르는 영상 기대했는데 안나오네요 ㅋㅋㅋ
잘 봤어요 미칼님~저한테는 어려운 이야기지만 흥미롭게 봤습니당
@@Musso90 반전미가 있는 법 입니다(?) ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 흥미롭게 시청해 주셔서 정말 감사합니다 무소님!
I learn new thing😳
Same here! It was very interesting study :D
What kind of metal did you use now for tines?
Blue hardened spring steel.
@@MrKalimba thanks for your quick reply. I just read that same reply in an earlier comment, right after...
If i google on hardened bkue spring steel, i find flat plates. How did you get the strips/tines in that exact width and thickness? Did you tailored it with a saw, or is that some kind of blue spring steel wire (with a special name perhaps)?
@RhythmInAll No. One of my local hardware shops has that size of steel strips. All I did just perchance from them. It's very lucky that I found those so easily.
What tines are you using this time?
Blue hardened spring steel. :D