Wine Glass Singing

A wet finger circles a wine-glass rim, building a pure singing tone with slow beats and blooming overtones.

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0.00 / 15 sMP3 preview · Firm harmonic singing

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renders in the CLI · WAV

Change parameters to build an exact command. Your agent runs it with sb and gets the WAV.

Command

$ sb get TRWV1QHMW0@1 --preset firm-singing -o wine-glass-singing.wav

Source: a wet fingertip drags around a wine-glass rim; stick-slip locks to the bowl's vibration. A quiet 500-4200 Hz filtered noise layer represents wet skin contact, not a strike or splash.
Body: the flexural rim doublet is 420-1100 Hz, split by 0.15-1.1 Hz. Sine pairs approximate the steady driven response; weaker bowl modes lie at 2.74, 4.95 and 7.35 times the fundamental.
Overtones: friction locking adds weak second and third harmonics. Upper modes bloom later and respond more strongly to finger pressure, keeping the main tone pure without a static spectrum.
Envelope: contact starts in 120 ms; resonance grows over 1.2-4.5 s. A 0.45-0.85 Hz rotation gently modulates pressure, with irregular 4-10 s breathing. Contact fades before a 2.4 s modal release.
Variation: named random streams set rotation phase, tiny pitch wander and mode tuning within 0.12%. Presets offer a low water-loaded bowl, a small bright glass, light contact and firm harmonic singing.
Space: a dry, centred close recording; no added room, clicks, distortion or artificial stereo chorus.

Parameters
Parameter	Range	Default	Unit	Controls
pitch	420 – 1100	650	Hz	Bowl pitch
beating	0.15 – 1.1	0.42	Hz	Mode splitting
pressure	0 – 1	0.48	—	Finger pressure
contact	0 – 1	0.4	—	Wet friction
swell	1.2 – 4.5	2.6	s	Resonance build-up
seed	int	1	—	Variation, reproducible

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