Apparatus and methods for increasing the tonal complexity and quality of live and recorded musical instruments
OwnerClaude M. Vans Eversinventor
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A musically resonant apparatus with continuously variable resonances and methods for increasing the tonal complexity and quality of live and recorded musical instruments utilizes the position of one or more movable resonators to determine the freely resonant dimensions of the resonators comprising the apparatus. The dimensions and materials of this apparatus are scaled and selected to resonate in one or more musically relevant frequency ranges for the instrument and musical situation it is to be used with. The apparatus is mechanically coupled to a microphonic or vibrationally sensitive component in the chain of equipment between a musician and the listener. The continuous adjustability of one or more resonators allows the user to easily select the best complimentary resonances. This improves an instrument's tonal complexity, and thus its tonal quality at the listener's ears quickly, easily, and economically without invasive techniques.
A musically resonant apparatus with continuously variable resonances for increasing the tonal complexity and quality of live and recorded musical instruments, comprising:
A method of increasing the tonal complexity and quality of musical instruments that is simple but powerful, by using a musically resonant apparatus with one or more continuously variable resonances in an adjustment procedure comprising the steps of:
A method of increasing the tonal complexity and quality of musical instruments that is simple but powerful, by building at least one continuously variable movable resonator into a host component found in the chain of equipment between a musician and a listener, said chain of equipment selected from the group consisting of musical instruments, musical instrument amplifiers, recording equipment, mixing equipment, mastering equipment, playback equipment, or connecting cables, said relevant host component selected from the group consisting of vibration sensitive or microphonic.
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