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Hello, this is the Hamas Broadcasting Department.
Today's theme is this.
The world of self-made instruments that can't be satisfied with the sounds we have now.
Even we like this, Asuka-san.
I think I like it.
This time, we will introduce the people who made a new instrument from scratch and can't be satisfied with the existing sounds.
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Let's start with the first instrument.
What?
Where did it come from?
What?
Isn't that amazing?
Wow!
Amazing!
That was good.
You looked like you could do better.
But it was amazing.
Let me rephrase.
He is the author of Uda.
Mr. Michinobu Uda.
Nice to meet you.
The world's most mysterious instrument
created by Mr. Uda.
Uda.
The tone changes
where the sound is suppressed.
In addition, it is an electronic instrument that can adjust the strength of the sound by the force of pushing.
As you can see, the handle part is divided into areas for each scale.
The internal sensor detects the pressure when pushing and makes a sound.
The outer edge is the highest sound.
If you move the position from here, the pitch gets lower and lower,
and the pitch gets lower by an octave in one lap.
That's 6 laps and 6 octaves.
The pitch is arranged symmetrically.
If you hold down multiple places, it becomes a chord.
It's a fretless instrument.
Like this.
It sounds smooth like a violin.
And it can produce harmony.
It's a instrument that is good at harmony.
It's not as good as I know it.
Mr. Uda, I heard that this is a paper detective.
How did you come up with all of this?
I used to play the guitar, and when I started to enjoy it, I came across a song that didn't have standard tuning.
Oh, I see.
When you change the tuning, you can't use what you used to play.
That's right.
That was a big shock to me.
Then I thought, is it okay for a guitar to have six strings?
What is a fret in the first place?
I started to think, what is a DREAMIAS ORASHIDO?
When I realized it, I was making something like this.
Wow, that's amazing.
Uda-san, I heard that you have a yearbook that summarizes your progress so far.
Did you start at 18?
That's right.
That's amazing.
You went to university for 8 years, which is usually about 4 years.
You continue to make Uda using university equipment.
You have to find the right tools and equip them yourself.
You were hired by a semiconductor manufacturer in 2008.
There was a good semiconductor company called P-SOC.
With this semiconductor company, I can easily make Uda.
You only think about Uda.
You are like Amuro's father.
We also have an udder.
What?
Why is there such an ominous sound?
I'm scared.
That's the latest model.
There will be a strange echo.
I'm scared.
It's okay.
I'm scared.
Close your eyes and take a deep breath.
That's how I did it.
Since we're here, let's play a song.
Can we do it?
Let's do it.
Hamasuka Kōrei's theme song is 《Kirakira Boshi》.
The Hamasuka staff always think they can do it right away.
This is what the novice players look for.
I don't think I can keep up with Asuka's speed.
Can you try it?
Eh?
Can you do the twinkling star with me?
Oh, by yourself?
Yes.
Then, can I do it with you?
That's right.
The bass is...?
I'm scared.
It sounds like a small dog howling.
I'm scared. I'm really scared.
I'm scared.
The latest error has occurred, and Asuka has been playing the melody all the time, and it's like this.
It's interesting.
At the stage of setting, the two of them have become too forward-looking, so this is what happens.
The next self-made instrument is here.
Thank you very much.
The second person is Mr. Samuel, who made his own instrument called the Wari- bashi Piano.
But where is the Wari-bashi in this instrument?
He introduced me to the Wari-bashi Piano.
Is that the so-called Wari-bashi?
Yes, it's the first generation.
It's not the one you're bringing right now, is it?
Yes, we're improving it more and more.
It's the seventh generation.
That's right, the seventh generation.
We don't use a split-band for this, but it was originally a photo.
But now it's made of wood, most of the structure is made of wood.
It's not a split-band.
The melody you're playing is...
That's...
This is a bridge.
So, while playing the melody with a string,
bass and chords are played with that.
That's right.
It doesn't end with just that.
Is the kick on the left leg?
Yes.
Is the percussion part wrapped around the leg?
This is it. Well, it's a bell.
It's wrapped around the bell that's sold at the store.
It's like a bell that rings when you step on a hat.
The middle one is a cymbal.
It's a cymbal.
Well, it's a cymbal.
It's a little bit like a Chinese cymbal.
It's a complete original.
The main topic is Samir.
Why did you decide to make this?
I've been playing the piano for about 12 years.
So I thought I wanted to make my own original instrument.
That's why I made it.
You used to play the piano, so that's what you started out with, right?
The piano is something I feel sorry for.
It's like being trapped in a cage.
You don't know how it sounds, you just press a button.
Some people may not know that there's a string attached to the piano.
That's right.
You hit it with a hammer, and it's the same as a real piano.
You can't see the inside of the piano.
Can I touch it?
Go ahead.
It's a very simple structure.
Mute.
And here's the melody.
Pick is a chopstick or an earpick?
I think an earpick would be good.
It doesn't break.
It's very interesting. I might play it all the time.
Wow!
But it's easy to understand when you actually look at it.
Wow!
It's amazing.
I like it.
It's interesting.
That's right.
This is amazing.
This is a really simple structure.
It's amazing.
It's interesting. I think I'll do it all the time.
The structure is surprisingly simple when you touch it.
It may be easy for people who can play the piano to understand.
Here we go.
The next self-made instrument is here.
Thank you very much.
This is like a steel pan, but in terms of form, it's a percussion instrument, isn't it?
In terms of form, it's a steel pan, but in terms of form, it's a percussion instrument, isn't it?
It's a metal plate, but it changes the sound by the length of the cut, so if it's long, the sound will be lower, and if it's short, the sound will be higher.
Currently, the production of this proper note is on sale. I see, it's already on sale, Mr. Sugai, and various jobs have been done up to this point, so let's take a look at the history first.
You've been working as a kimono seller, haven't you?
Well, I quit this job right away.
I see, you became a farmer in the same year.
Then, you started working at a Mexican restaurant four years later.
Yes.
And two years later, you became a firework craftsman.
That's right.
You say, that's right, in a very simple way.
But you went from a firework craftsman to a man.
It's connected to the present, isn't it?
That's right.
So, here's the quiz.
The quiz suddenly came out as if it were natural.
I've been listening to the story of Propanota.
Among your previous experiences,
the one you've been familiar with is the present material.
This one, Asuka-san.
What? Was that a good way to put it out?
I see.
The hint is the name Propanota.
Propanota.
Is there something in here?
Well, I used to play instruments with a frying pan.
I thought it was something like that.
It was originally made of metal.
Metal?
What is it?
Can I tell you the answer?
Of course.
The correct answer is here.
I see.
Is it propane gas?
Yes, it is.
Propane gas?
Is this the raw material?
It's re-processed and put in this form.
Sugai-san, who used propane gas to heat the fire extinguisher used for the fireworks in the era of fireworks craftsmen.
That's why it was a very familiar material.
It's in our hands now.
The fire extinguisher used for fireworks in the era of fireworks craftsmen.
How long does it take to make this?
It takes about two days to paint.
Of course, when I started making it, it took a week or so, but I've been doing it for a long time, so the time has become shorter.
Of course, there is a technique for playing.
It sounds good no matter who plays it.
Yes, so I think it's best to play it properly rather than just playing it.
I see.
That's the kind of sound it makes.
It's not good.
I'm getting sleepy.
The next self-made instrument is here.
What do you mean?
Well, let's start with something.
What do you mean?
Asuka-san, this is a little amazing. I don't know why.
A lot of things.
I wrote it as a replacement. This is a sensor.
For example, something that picks up pressure, or uses a mobile phone in the middle to emit light. For example, when you pick up pressure or use a cell phone to emit light.
I thought it was perfect. I wondered why I was carrying my phone. I thought it was perfect.I was wondering why you were using a cell phone.
That's the light. That's light.
I will insert what I told you. I wanted to insert something like that.
Then, this is a pressure sensor, but it turns into an instrument that picks up pressure. Then, this is a pressure sensor, and it turns into a instrument that picks up pressure.
It means that the way you play changes depending on what you plug in. It's about changing the way you do it. It means that the playing form changes depending on what you insert.
So, with pressure, like this, the pitch of the sound changes depending on the force with which you pinch it with your fingers. So, with the pressure, the height of the sound changes depending on the force you pick up with your fingers.
So it's not the time you touch, but the intensity that's affected. So, it doesn't affect the time you touch, but the strength.
I press a lot of buttons along the way, but when I use them. I'm pressing a lot of buttons on the way.
It records the previous performance.
It combines them and plays them.
Why did you decide to make this?
I was originally a jazz guitarist.
You were a jazz guitarist?
It's the complete opposite.
Why did you start with a jazz guitar?
I liked ad-libs.
I thought it would be easier to play an instrument that didn't fit the mold.
That's why I chose electronic instruments.
That's how I started developing instruments.
I was too absorbed in making instruments.
I teach instruments development at Ferris Jogakuin University.
Are you a teacher?
Yes, I am.
I specialize in electronic instruments and sound design.
Nakanishi has made more than 20 types of his own instruments.
Today, he brought some of them to the studio.
Here are the ones he's made so far.
Shall we go through them one by one?
This is the shape of the body when he started making the powder box.
I think there's a little black protruding part.
Can you hold it where it protrudes?
Why are you touching me?
Asuka, why are you making a noise when you touch an electronic instrument today?
why?
I think it's contact.
Asuka, this is it.
What is this?
This is a cell music key.
This is good.
Great.
This is the key.
Amazing.
What's the right one? Wavy?
Yes.
Asuka-san, please click on it.
Something...
What? What?
Wow.
It's vibrating.
Is it vibrating?
Interesting.
I like it when it goes like this.
This too.
Yes.
This too.
This is also going like this.
After this, Hamasuka's Hasha Melody Project will finally start operation.
Here, we chose two people with the theme of Hasha Melody.
It is a song that actually uses such a follow-up.
This is Hamasuka's song. It is a song that can be used freely.
The Hamasuka team went to submit it to Kitachinaka Kaifin Railway.
Please take a look at it.
The Hamasuka team went to submit it to Kitachinaka.
Mr. Asuka Hama chose a song that would go well with the melody of the station.
The song was chosen by the program's exclusive arranger, Mr. Ishiya.
It sounds really good.
The staff went to Hitachinaka Kaifin Railway to deliver the sound source.
People often tell me that the railway company is hard.
I always want people to know that there are some places that are not hard.
I was happy to receive it.
First, let's listen to Asuka's melody.
It's a very powerful way to do it.
We always ask the passengers how they feel when they hear the sound of the train.
It's a good image.
It's an old town, so I feel like it's fresh.
My heart is dancing.
It's like Disneyland.
Really?
I'm quite impressed.
I've always wanted my song to be an electric melody.
I feel like my dream has come true.
I'm very happy.
Next, Hamasan's song, Tunnel Heaven, is here.
You're working too hard.
Kishimiya-san, wait a minute.
The sense of loss is overwhelming, and the staff's OK pose is also explosive.
Then, how will these two songs be used?
In June, the melody was chosen by Asuka- san.
In July, the melody was chosen by Hama- san.
It's called Tunnel Heaven.
I would like to use it here.
It seems that it can be operated with a special monthly program every month.
Everyone, please take a walk to Nakaminato Station on Kitachinaka Kaifin Railway.
I think this is amazing.
It's worth doing it.
I'm glad.
The comments of the people who use it often are like Disneyland.
It's a very cute comment, isn't it?
But it's a great news for the show.
Everyone, please try it.
Hamasuka West!
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