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Soundiron Artillery Shell Cello Phrases [WAV]
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Soundiron Artillery Shell Cello Phrases [WAV]

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Artillery Shell Cello is a unique hand-made instrument created by Dust Bowl Guitars. Based on the concept of a traditional cello, this instrument features an empty metal artillery shell as the body of the instrument! This unique design results in an eerie, shimmering metallic resonance. A standard cello tailpiece and bridge are mounted directly onto the shell body, with the top left open allowing the sound to resonate out. A curved metal rod as been affixed to the open-ended top of the shell, with a traditional cello fingerboard attached to it. Extending up beyond the fingerboard, the metal pole is topped off with a combat helmet. This sample pack includes 240 performance phrases, sorted by major and minor keys. 240 Samples

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