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| − | The [[Gilyr]] is a popular musical instrument. It consists of up to 128 laser sensors connected to a build-in synthesizer. The interruptions of the beams with a hand or bow produce sounds, with the duration and frequency depending upon the timing and location of the interruptions. {{Page cite|name=Signal-GK | + | The [[Gilyr]] is a popular musical instrument. It consists of up to 128 laser sensors connected to a build-in synthesizer. The interruptions of the beams with a hand or bow produce sounds, with the duration and frequency depending upon the timing and location of the interruptions. {{Page cite|name=Signal-GK 07|page=10}} |
What is unknown is who originally created the Gilyr... Was it humans or non-humans? Did it originally serve a ritualistic role? Why does it resemble many stringed Terran instruments? {{Unpublished cite|author=Maksim Smelchak}} | What is unknown is who originally created the Gilyr... Was it humans or non-humans? Did it originally serve a ritualistic role? Why does it resemble many stringed Terran instruments? {{Unpublished cite|author=Maksim Smelchak}} | ||
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The Gilyr is a popular musical instrument. It consists of up to 128 laser sensors connected to a build-in synthesizer. The interruptions of the beams with a hand or bow produce sounds, with the duration and frequency depending upon the timing and location of the interruptions. [1]
What is unknown is who originally created the Gilyr... Was it humans or non-humans? Did it originally serve a ritualistic role? Why does it resemble many stringed Terran instruments? [2]
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- Jae Campbell. "Library Data: Sapphyre." Signal-GK 07 (1993): 10.
- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science
- ↑ Jae Campbell. Signal-GK 07 (Signal-GK, 1993), 10.
- ↑ Information provided to the library by Maksim Smelchak