The Electric Guitar Innovation Lab

The Electric Guitar Innovation Lab

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The Electric Guitar Innovation Lab (EGIL) is a research lab at WPI that explores opportunities for innovation and education related to the electric guitar.

Rachel Rosenkrantz: Innovation in Guitar-Making || Electric Guitar Innovation Lab (EGIL) 11-17-2021 12/02/2021

We're happy to share the video of a recent presentation luthier Rachel Rosenkranz gave for our students on guitar-making with unconventional organic materials including beehives, mushrooms, and more.

Rachel Rosenkrantz: Innovation in Guitar-Making || Electric Guitar Innovation Lab (EGIL) 11-17-2021 View full details at: http://electricguitarinnovationlab.org/rachel Guitar-maker Rachel Rosenkrantz, gave a lecture and demonstration at WPI on Wednesday, No...

electricguitarinnovationlab.org 10/12/2021

We're excited to announce our new resources and tools for building digital effects pedals!

electricguitarinnovationlab.org Guitar FX Development: resources and guides developed by the EGIL.

the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab at WPI 06/04/2020

EGIL is celebrating Les Paul’s 105th birthday on June 9th! Students in our lab working remotely recreated Les' "the Log" experiments with the support of the :

http://electricguitarinnovationlab.org/lespaul

the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab at WPI

Les Paulverizer-inspired Bluetooth Device Demo || the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab (EGIL) 06/03/2020

EGIL is celebrating Les Paul’s 105th birthday on June 9th! Students in our lab working remotely adapted "the Les Paulverizer" into this Bluetooth MIDI control device:

http://electricguitarinnovationlab.org/lespaul

Les Paul Foundation

Les Paulverizer-inspired Bluetooth Device Demo || the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab (EGIL) More info on this and other Les Paul innovation recreations/adaptations at: http://electricguitarinnovationlab.org/lespaul Students analyzing Les Paul's Les ...

01/17/2020

Video excerpts from our multichannel electric guitar event on 12/04/19; view the full video at http://electricguitarinnovationlab.org/multi

Guitarist and pickup designer Bob Palmieri (http://dunelandlabs.com) performed a concert of solo electric guitar music through a multi-channel/multi-amplifier live setup. Following the concert, attendees were invited to play one of several guitars outfitted with these new, one-of-a-kind multi-channel T4RS audio jacks created by Fuse Audio (http://fuseaudio.com) in collaboration with EGIL.

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