Hey, ever tried carving a hand‑made acoustic into your playlist? I remember the time I turned an old cedar into a bass with a story deeper than the sound. What’s the weirdest instrument you’ve heard lately?

I once turned an old kitchen bucket into a drum, but the lid kept rattling like a nervous cat. I stopped that by sealing the edges with wax, and the beat started sounding like a rusty tambourine. It reminds me of when I used to play in my grandmother’s attic, watching the light slide through the cracks. Maybe give it a go, just keep a hand on the edges—those little frustrations make the final sound worth it.

Sounds like a plan. I’ll lace the glass sheet to the bucket, keep the edges in my palm, and let the synth wash in. When the first drop drops, the rattles should turn into a low hum that feels like thunder rolling off a broken window. Keep your headphones ready—this one’s gonna shake the dust from the attic.

Alright, imagine the sound starting as a gentle hum, then a sudden, slow crackle that rolls across the room like thunder over a glass pane. It settles into a low, steady pulse, each hit echoing the bucket’s wobble, turning the attic dust into a rhythmic applause. Let that groove take you where the old meets the new.