A different type of scale

[Madann01]

 This video clip is currently doing the rounds Do you think it could be achieved in N Gauge?

https://youtu.be/LNvZY6cOijo


Apologies  if already  posted

[emjaybee]

This video clip is currently doing the rounds Do you think it could be achieved in N Gauge?

https://youtu.be/LNvZY6cOijo


Apologies  if already  posted

It has been previously posted, but no apology necessary. Its a fantastic feat which stands being watched again.

As regards the N question, my gut feel is you'd struggle in HO/OO as there's a certain degree of 'resistance' with every strike, with a decent amount of oomph (forgive the technical term) needed to produce the note.

[zwilnik]

If you did it with electrical or optical contacts and triggered samples, definitely. Otherwise as mentioned, there's not enough mass to strike a wine glass for the tone.

[weave]

I hadn't seen it before so thank you.

Unfortunately, I can see a drunken Christmas experiment coming on 

Cheers, weave 

[Madann01]

I hadn't seen it before so thank you.

Unfortunately, I can see a drunken Christmas experiment coming on 

Cheers, weave 

I hope your experiment goes better than mine! The liquid in the glasses keeps mysteriously disappearing, (hic)

[ntpntpntp]

Ah yes the Miniatur Wunderland  "music" video.  I saw that when they first posted it.  A clever bit of fun   There was a "making of" too, with some of the different experiments they tried for the best methods of "playing" the glasses.