How 3D Printing Is Transforming Musical Instruments

How 3D Printing Is Transforming Musical Instruments

La Biche-Renard takes viewers inside Syos for a behind-the-scenes look at how 3D printing is transforming musical instruments, from saxophone mouthpieces to custom clarinets. Alongside the Syos team, the video explores the people, tools, and technical processes behind a new generation of music innovation.

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La Biche-Renard is a French platform dedicated to the world of 3D printing, additive manufacturing, and new technologies. Through educational videos, certified training programs, and hands-on projects, they help makers, professionals, and curious viewers better understand how 3D printing is changing the way things are designed and produced.

In one of their latest videos, La Biche-Renard takes viewers inside Syos for a behind-the-scenes look at how 3D printing is being applied to music.

You can step inside Syos and follow the journey from the office to the workshop, from production to research and development, and from an idea to a playable musical object. The 10-minute video offers a close look at the people, tools, and processes behind Syos’ approach to musical innovation. Follow Anthony as he introduces you to Esteban, production technician, Bérénice, innovation engineer, and Robin, production manager, you can discover how 3D printing is transforming the way musical instruments and accessories are designed, tested, and made.

The video is available in both English and French.

At Syos, the process is high-tech, precise, and constantly evolving.