Digital Folk Instrument

Traditional folk instruments, conventionally made by the musicians themselves, are now being mass produced and readily available for purchase by anyone who wants one. These days, the way they are made is a complete mystery to lay folk, and a clear line has been drawn in the sand between those who create them and those who play them. People are taking another look at the maker culture, which has been around for a while, and redesigning items as new contemporary tools.
Here we are proposing a brand new instrument (a digital folk instrument) that is created using a 3D printer and is an extension of existing folk instruments such as the Asalato and the Patika. This entry showcases artistic expression with a workshop event where participants learn to make digital folk instruments, learn to play them, and then they go on to learn to play them accompanying a DJ.
https://vimeo.com/148963935
I publish how to make digital folk instrument on the web !
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