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A Japanese researcher spins thousands of strands of spider silk into violin strings, said to have a "soft and profound timbre" relative to standard strings. Recording inside! 
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This sounds like a miracle. Stradivarius violins are 300+ years old and their secrete sauce is still a mystery. Almost a myth! Puzzling news therefore, both from a music and science perspectives. PS: CAT Scan = Computed Axial Tomography Scan
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For the geeks ;)
If there’s one thing you can be sure of, 8-bit will never go out of style. Last week we wrote about the 8-bit Hero guitar named the NES Paul, and this week we have another instrument that for you: a playable 8-bit violin.
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Violin is just a pretext here. But this deserves to be scooped: "How a new manufacturing technology will change the world" The Economist.
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Visualisation of Bach's Cello Suite #1, prelude. By Alexander Chen of mta.me, via Maria Popova @brainpicker
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