@fanch35 Idem : 80% max voire moins pour certains sons. Essaie peut-être un casque ouvert, je pense que ça peut aider.

@fanch35 Bonjour, pour ma part je n'arrive pas a utiliser un seul et unique son interne au casque : Flute Phy #30. Même en diminuant le volume au plus bas. Dans ce cas je pense que c'est lié au timbre ou à une fréquence que je ne supporte pas avec un casque Ultrasone pro 900. A voir en changeant le casque...

@badblocks Thanks for the tip. I live close to Paris and I feel a little guilty ordering halfway around the world (China) ... I will probably try FIMO or rubber hose at first.

@jcfitn En attendant que les fab labs réouvrent en région parisienne, je vais certainement me rabattre sur cette méthode. Quel type de FIMO utilises-tu ? Le cône ne glisse pas malgré sa surface lisse ?

@Clint To me it's more a question of restriction of freedoms. I like your work shared in open source, but in this context I also hope that Aodyo will offer us something.

@Clint The fab lab near my apartment is closed due to COVID-19. I will have to wait a long time yet.

@badblocks Thanks for comparing, I should try a 3d printed plug.

@Clint As soon as I started to play the Sylphyo, I tried to growl because I knew it was possible with the older generation of EWI. I don't know exactly what you mean by humming, but it seems pretty close to my method. To me it's like singing a single note but with a vibration in the throat. The pitch of the note sung varies according to the note played in order to get a clear mismatch between the vibrating note I sing and the note I play with the real instrument. To be honest, I don't know how it works with the reed. And I don't know how it works with a wind controller because it's supposed to respond to that stream of breath changes, as you wrote, and there are no mismatching notes, are there ?

By the way, it works better with the stock open hole. When I half block the hole, it's like there's too much pressure inside and the sensors aren't responding to tiny variations.

So far I mainly use internal sounds, but I plan to buy a physical modeling engines. Thanks for your answer, it seems to be a good choice to use this effects.

@Support_AODYO OK, So I will therefore train more on flutter tongue with a piece of tape on the bell port. About the growl, you make me doubt. I sent you back the Sylphyo a couple of days ago and I can't check it. As far as I can remember, when I purr like a cat while I'm blowing, the sounds of the Sylphyo reacts very well. The Sylphyo sounds the same way like a clarinet mouthpiece, a kind of dirty but fluid sound. I'll record myself as soon as I get my Sylphyo back.

I'm following this thread carefully and I'm experimenting with tape. When I half block the bell port with tape, flutter tongue and growl don't work anymore, is it the same for you with 3D printed plugs ?