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2026-11-09 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-11-09

Divine Machinery’s Petrichor rain instrument

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Editorial interest 78/100 Selection signal · not a rating of the site

Divine Machinery presents a stereo rain instrument and sound-design tool for music and film, alongside several other planned sound-making projects.

Landing page captured for the 2026-11-09 issue.
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Music and film sound designers
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The rain instrument names nine surfaces and seven places to stand, alongside wind, thunder, and passing cars.

Field notes

The homepage gives Petrichor a concrete sound palette: raindrops on nine surfaces, wind, thunder, and passing cars, heard from seven stated places to stand. It also says each drop has a visual counterpart. The other listed projects include an oscilloscope with six display modes and a hand-played effect using a camera; those entries are marked “Coming Soon.”

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