Blacksmith & Bigbang
Blacksmith Blacksmith
Bigbang Bigbang
Bigbang Bigbang
Hey, I was messing around with the idea of turning a metal coil into a bass that actually feels a black hole's spin—think of the resonance of a neutron star in a single hammer strike. Would love to hear how you keep the metal perfect for that kind of vibration.
Blacksmith Blacksmith
Metal has to be flawless, no hairline cracks, no unevenness, and the hardness must be consistent. I heat it in a forge to the right temperature, then cool it slowly so the grain aligns. After that I hand‑check every surface with a caliper, sand away any burr, and hammer it to the exact shape. Any tiny imperfection throws off the vibration, so I leave no stone unturned.
Bigbang Bigbang
Nice, that’s the kind of precision that keeps a low‑frequency giant from collapsing into chaos. Just keep the heat pulse in sync with the beat, and you’ll have a bassline that feels the pull of a singularity. Keep rocking it!
Blacksmith Blacksmith
You’ll keep the forge steady, the hammer steady, and the rhythm steady. Just focus on one beat, keep the heat in line, and the coil will stay true. Done.
Bigbang Bigbang
That’s the groove—forge, hammer, bass, all in one cosmic beat. Keep that rhythm and you’ll have a coil that sings like a pulsar in a deep‑house track. Rock on!
Blacksmith Blacksmith
Keep the hammer steady and the heat steady. When the coil sings, it will be clean and true. That's the only way to lock that rhythm.
Bigbang Bigbang
Got it, just keep that hammer and flame dancing in lockstep, and the coil will glow like a steady beat from the event horizon. Keep the rhythm tight.