Sound of a falling feather?

From: Nicholas Bodley (nbodley@world.std.com)
Date: Wed Mar 28 2001 - 12:22:35 PST

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Maybe place a large one (such as a goose feather) shank(?) (bird's
body) end down. Put a contact microphone onto the tube at the bottom,
and turn up the gain 'way high...

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