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Info is on the poster.

Red the poster for info.

This is the final step of our DIY vibraphone bar project.
http://www.wyndorps.de/E_index.htm

Summary:
At first I was most afraid of fine-tuning and in the end it is a very simple process that follows logical considerations.

We actually only "lost" one bar when trying to tune at all - just by testing different things.

Here are the informations to step 6 of our DIY bar production.
Please go to
http://wyndorps.de/E_index.htm
and follow Step 6.

In this post I am focussing on anodizing of the bar.

Hey everyone!

I've been transcribing some Acadian music (from Canada) and hope to learn more during this quarantine time.
Here is one I learned last month. Thanks Tony for the cool vibes ;)

Acadian music and Québécois music (two kinds of traditional music from Canada) have a lot of Irish influence due to a massive Irish migration (1.2 million people!) in the 1800s. This tune is by a band called Vishtèn, from Prince Edward Isle.

These are on Facebook. We have a vibesworkshop.com Facebook page. So go on Facebook and search for vibesworkshop.com in the FACEBOOK search bar.

Here is a poster for todays (March 28th, 2020) events.

"Blues with a Shuffle Feel" - Some experimentation tonight with a left hand "boogie woogie" pattern on a blues.

Hey Vibes Workshop,
My name is Steve Roehm. I'm a vibist out of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
I get to play solo vibraphone at the MSP International Airport every week.
So here's a rendition of "Gee Baby Ain't I Good to You" before everything shut down.
Hope you dig it.

Here are the informations to step 5 of our DIY bar production.
Please go to
http://wyndorps.de/E_index.htm
and follow Step 5.

In this post I am focussing on milling of the bar.