The future of music has arrived in the form of a futuristic looking 3D-printed violin. Architechts Eric Goldemberg and Veronica Zalcberg of Miami’s MONAD studio came up with the design for the two-string Piezoelectric Violin….
An Australian team may help change the way music is heard and composed. Researchers at Australia’s University of Wollongong (UOW) have just developed 3D printed flutes capable of playing microtonal music, offering a whole new…
Three cool musical projects emerged this week in the 3D Printing World, all taking advantage of the best aspects of 3D printing technology. Adafruit’s MIDI Project Being a huge Fab Lab fan, I’ve always loved…
If you’ve seen Olaf Diegel’s cool guitars made by 3D Printing but wondered how exactly it works, the design engineer who has wowed the music world has just released a video that shows all the…
Part of 3D printing’s popularity is due to its potential for creating custom shaped items –designed to your exact specifications. This has made 3D printing the perfect means for creating a 3D printed guitar pickup….
Watch and listen to guitarist, Nadav Tabak, playing a range of different styles of music on several of Olaf Diegel’s 3D printed guitars.
I never realized how boring my speakers are until I saw these trippy 3D printed speakers created at Autodesk.
From records to tonearms, eventually the whole music experience will be 3D printable.
Save some money and expand your mouthpiece collection with these 3D printed mouthpieces on Thingiverse.
Amanda Ghassaei is a designer that put together the algorithms to convert digital audio files into printable, playable records.