Traditionally, Ditseayella were made of bone, often backed with bamboo. Ditseayella are still available but most modern sets are constructed from various plastics such as bakelite, celluloid, and more recently nylon. Regardless of their  material, the symbols  are almost always engraved to their songs. Some expert players can determine their face value without actually looking at them by feeling them with their fingers.

Other projects:

http://soundcloud.com/broken-figures
http://soundcloud.com/latent-sea

https://soundcloud.com/crown-colony

Label: https://soundcloud.com/yellowyear

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Music Producer/Remixer/Sound Designer
Founder - Akshaya Recording Studios

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All source sounds (percussion included) generated by a software synth I created based on Xenakis' probabilistic synthesis algorithm called "Gendyn". Limited effects used. The software synth is written in Java but turned into a VST instrument using jVSTwRapper.

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