- A
dulcitone is a
keyboard instrument in
which sound is
produced by a
range of
tuning forks,
which vibrate when
struck by felt-covered
hammers activated...
-
forks instead of the
metal plates that
would be used in the celesta. The
dulcitone functioned identically to the
typophone and was
developed concurrently...
- use of air flow, strings,
membranes or electricity:
Carillon Celesta Dulcitone Electric piano Wurlitzer electric piano Rhodes piano Hohner Pianet Gl****chord...
- User's
guide for a
Dulcitone keyboard...
-
Aluphone Bell Bell
plate Bonang Celesta Chime bar
Cowbells Crotales Dulcitone Fangxiang Gangsa Geger Gendèr
Glockenspiel Gong Hand
bells Handpan Jegogan...
- 9–10),
guitar (1–2, 6, 10), tack
piano (1, 3, 6, 9),
marimba (2, 6),
dulcitone (2),
Chamberlin (4, 10), harp (8, 10),
Optigan (8)
Patrick Warren – Chamberlin...
- 1, 2 and 4 John
Davis –
mastering on all
tracks Sam
Swallow – piano,
dulcitone,
synthesizers on
tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 and 11, percussion...
-
collaboration with
record producer Lee Russell. The
material was
released as The
Dulcitone Files EP. The
group released a
compilation of
rarities called B-Sides...
- A user
guide example of
product literature that
instructs on
playing the
Dulcitone...
-
signal that
drives electric amplification. The earlier, un-amplified
dulcitone,
which used
tuning forks directly,
suffered from low volume. The quartz...
