We recorded them at different speeds (when possible) and programmed them to tempo-sync to your DAW. Then came the sewing machines! Everyone brought in their family sewing machine – from a vintage 1930 crank model to an ultra modern programmable electronic machine and everything in between. We stretched a long suede shoelace across a shovel handle to make a shoelace bass. From the shoelaces and a guitar frame, we made a custom guitar. We even found out that our 3 pairs of scissors have very different sounds.įrom the cloth and embroidery hoops, we made awesome frame drums. We suspended knitting needles and hit them.
We dropped buttons and beads, put them in jars and shook them. We got funny looks in Michael's Craft Shop while we "played" all of their merchandise, but they were happy when we walked out with full carts of everything sewing related! So, off we went to the craft shop to get our materials.
His request - all sounds related to sewing. We were approached by composer Christopher Lennertz to build a custom library for a recent animated film. SEW WHAT is a combo of single shot pitched and non-pitched percussion with the option of a built-in arppegiator and effects rack.
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