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I own a dig and am thinking this would be incredible to replicate, and develop. Perhaps this could be run through commercial software such as Ableton, and the multilayering of these sounds could be performed, looped, mashed up, then the application of other instruments, perhaps something stark and tonally robust, like a metallic sounds. I would consider using my favorite, like baking trays and pots and pans, due the ping and character of the tones created. This could be all done real time, with the introduction of typical western instruments. Fantastic! I want one!!! FACT!!!