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Daxophone

The daxophone, invented by Hans Reichel, is an electric wooden experimental musical instrument of the friction idiophones category.

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Classification
Idiophone
Developed
1980s
Hornbostel–Sachs classification
132.1 (Friction idiophone with individual plaque (electric))
Inventor
Hans Reichel
Timbre
Animal-like, vocal

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Daxophone

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples77
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Daxophone

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related to List of daxophonists and discography · 33
Daxophone → A/L/L, Age Of, Berlin, Black Snow, Dachsman, Daniel FishkinYou're, Daniel Lopatin, FMP, FMP CD, Hans Reichel, Inertia Music, Innocentrecords, Innocentrecords ZEN-006, Live, Lower Lurum, Mark StewartKazuhisa UchihashiKing Pawns, Michael Hearst Songs For, New Daxophone Operetta, Nothing, Oneohtrix Point Never
related to External links · 10
Daxophone → American, An Acoustic Synthesizer, Audio, Daniel Fishkin, Daniel FishkinThe Daxophone, Hans Reichel's FMP, Hoesel, Mark Stewart, Richard, YouTubeAlbum
related to Film scores · 8
Daxophone → Abel Korzeniowski, Ishana Night Shymalan, It, Jansen, John, Smile, The, The Watchers
related to Construction · 7
Daxophone → Another, Denser, One, The, These, This, Two
related to Etymology · 4
Daxophone → Adolphe Sax's, Dachs, German, The
related to history · 4
Daxophone → Dachsman, Hans Reichel's, The, The Dawn
related to Usage · 4
Daxophone → Normally, One, The, Vibrations
Classification · 1
Daxophone → Idiophone
Developed · 1
Daxophone → 1980s
Hornbostel–Sachs classification · 1
Daxophone → 132.1 (Friction idiophone with individual plaque (electric))

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film hans reichel musical dax tongue instrument one score wooden construction also playing saw electric friction daxophonists reichel's contact shape

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DaxophoneClassificationIdiophone1.00infobox
DaxophoneDeveloped1980s1.00infobox
DaxophoneHornbostel–Sachs classification132.1 (Friction idiophone with individual plaque (electric))1.00infobox
DaxophoneInventorHans Reichel1.00infobox
DaxophoneTimbreAnimal-like, vocal1.00infobox
ebonyinstance ofDenser woods0.80text
oak produce a mellower sound than light woodsinstance ofDenser woods0.80text
Daxophonerelated to ConstructionThe0.60section
Daxophonerelated to ConstructionThis0.60section
Daxophonerelated to ConstructionDenser0.60section
Daxophonerelated to ConstructionThese0.60section
Daxophonerelated to ConstructionAnother0.60section

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