Using a Metal Whisk As a Cheap Guitar Delay Effect
Swedish composer and musician Frej Wedlund humorously tucked a metal whisk between the lowest strings on his guitar and played a note on a higher string, demonstrating that this kitchen implement can be used as a cheap but effective delay effect.
When tape delay isn’t hipster enough so you spring for the physical delay
Wedlund also made his guitar sound like a synthesizer with the use of a pencil.
Lori Dorn
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