Musical ticking devices?

[duderino84]

https://youtu.be/cmO6QkJhuu4

So this came up in my feed and I thought "I wonder if feet being tickled could recognize musical torture?"

Obviously not my most serious post, but being (I hope) people know me as a musically inclined guy, I thought it was an interesting premise.

TL;DW : guys who like playing music send MIDI to unmusical appliances and play music by changing operating voltages.

 

[Mitchell]

The only thing that comes to mind is something like

A conductor's stick or a violin pick.

That might hurt though if you were rubbing, running it on a woman's soles or body, depending on how it was being done, I mean, it;s sharper than a pen or a feather.

I've talked to women who have been tickled with pens on their soles, but I think the things I mentioned would be more, sharp etc.

 

[VegLife]

Idk but the toothbrush "take on me" stole my heart

 

[duderino84]

Idk but the toothbrush "take on me" stole my heart

Lol I think maybe a buzzy rendition of "My Heart Will Go On" might have hilarious tickling effect on feet.

 

[duderino84]

The only thing that comes to mind is something like

A conductor's stick or a violin pick.

That might hurt though if you were rubbing, running it on a woman's soles or body, depending on how it was being done, I mean, it;s sharper than a pen or a feather.

I've talked to women who have been tickled with pens on their soles, but I think the things I mentioned would be more, sharp etc.

idk I think I like the concept of musical soft tickling devices. Poking=bruising eventually.

 

[TMF Jeff]

This thread title immediately reminded me of the "Excessive Machine" from Barbarella

 

[alwayslaughing]

Idk but the toothbrush "take on me" stole my heart

Ditto.

 

[raslebe]

What about drum brushes? They seem pretty light and you could do all kinds of motions, from light, wandering strokes to drum rolls.

By themselves they may not make much sound, but if you were willing to play with electronics you could use motion sensors or even a Kinect to create something interesting.

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[alwayslaughing]

This thread title immediately reminded me of the "Excessive Machine" from Barbarella

"I'll do things to you that are beyond all known philosophies."
Now there's a line.

 

[knight]

This thread title immediately reminded me of the "Excessive Machine" from Barbarella

I was thinking the same thing!
There's even a part there where she give a quick little laugh before it gets really intense. I always thought the Excessive Machine could easily be repurposed for tickling.

 

[mch5]

It should be relatively simple using an Ardueno, few motor controllers and a MIDI keyboard.
[oh boy, my mind goes "matrix vision" with schematics... again...]

 

[duderino84]

This thread title immediately reminded me of the "Excessive Machine" from Barbarella

Nice find, Jeff! Thanks.

 

[duderino84]

What about drum brushes? They seem pretty light and you could do all kinds of motions, from light, wandering strokes to drum rolls.

By themselves they may not make much sound, but if you were willing to play with electronics you could use motion sensors or even a Kinect to create something interesting.

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Ya maybe some day