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Rhythm Bracelet

Rhythm Bracelet
This is somehow another version of my egg-shaker but intended to be used when no pick is needed or wanted, like on ukulele or fingerstyle guitar; and of course any percussion instrument like cajon, congas, etc.
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
- Kinder egg (only the plastic, leave the chocolat an the toy for the child all have inside)
- Beach sand (if you don´t live close to a beach, this can be a good excuse for a excursion)
- Streching nylon or any elastic (mine was bought in Cambridge, UK and is from www.pepperell.com)

Only one scissor will be enough to make all this.
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Sep 13, 2011. 6:19 AMPuzzledd says:
I like this idea, as I don't play with a pick. I'll definitely try it (I like rice in the shaker so I'll use that)).
Thanks for the idea :)
Sep 15, 2011. 2:23 AMPuzzledd says:
We don't live near the beach, but our sand in Australia is usually quite fine so it's nice to walk on but it would be too soft to make a noise. Your sand sounds as if it would be very good for a shaker!
Sep 11, 2011. 1:56 PMscoochmaroo says:
Very clever!

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I have a practical point of view for problem solving, and having an engineering education might be the cause. I love to tinker around with recycled elements, trying to find a musical use for them, alt...
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