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The Stethosphone is an "alternative" miking tool built using a couple of electret mic capsules mounted inside a cheap stethoscope. This instrument is very useful in order to experiment with surface recording from any object and it is good even as new way to record instruments such as guitars, drums and so on.
 
Recording a Reaktor session with the Stethosphone through a Sony PCM D50 recorderGod bless this mess.

Recording a Reaktor session with the Stethosphone through a Sony PCM D50 recorder
God bless this mess.

 
The following examples are Stethosphone recordings processed in Ableton Live with resonators, reverbs and delays.

First two recordings captured from my Sony Vaio surface. Source materials are fans and hard disk noises. The recordings have been processed in Ableton Live.


 
Vocal recording at low pitch, throat singing alike. The material has been processed in Ableton Live.

 
Reaktor session recorded pointing the Stethosphone few millimeters over the laptop speaker and, then, processing it via Ableton Live.

 
 
All pictures, recordings and design by Luca Capozzi
www.lucacapozzi.com
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Gianni Varrica
Gianni Varrica, 08-10-09
Ottimo lavoro, Luca... il risultato รจ fantastico!
Luca Capozzi
Luca Capozzi, 06-27-09
Thank you Francesco. Unfortunately is very difficult to capture a clean sound in this way, since Panasonic capsules are very sensitive. I'm planning some more experiments with contact/piezo transducers which should be not suffer same issues I got with those capsules. Cheers, Luca
Francesco di Buono
What an incredible tool! Imagine this in a foley recording, you could make an ultra-dry layer on top of ambience, omg the possibilities are endless... Oh and very nice sound design btw ;)
Giuseppe Cunsolo
you are freakin' me... :-P however, i must say that i will have nightmares for weeks after this... remindes me Angelo Badalamenti atmospheres. i guess i'm going to kill Laura Palmer after this...
Carlo Castellano
great, i'm going to build one too!
 
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