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Peter writes –
I got a chance to talk to sound designer Bill Milbrodt, who led the team that created musical instruments from parts of a Ford Focus. He talked about how his Car Music Project has constructed new instruments out of first an Accord (quintet) and now a 31-piece orchestra made from a Ford. Interestingly, some people doubted the sounds in the ad were coming from these instruments, but in a follow up Bill explained that, yes, they really are.
Most interesting, though, is the way in which the 22-person fabrication team had to find a balance between what was unique in the car and some of the timbres that come from conventional, classical instruments — and thus had to tackle the challenge of making everything sound right in tune!
Building a musical ensemble out of car parts – Link.
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Reminded me of something being done like this before. Was done and surprisingly well documented in Auto Re-Vision
I really loved the Spot from the first time i saw it on TV
Very nice information was given here out for good creativity. I am much impressed by your work. It is much good and nice and also I hats off to your work.
this is rally amazing.. i wish i got to hear their music out of their auto parts instruments.. I’m sure it’ll be great..
Hello,
It’s a trend auto body shop owners across the country are seeing right now. Ordinary car parts that used to cost a few dollars to replace can now cost hundreds.
Partsland UK