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Written May 29 2009 , Tags: real world sequ, solenoid, midi
Hello,
I've not been around much, sorry. Been in my shed and playing some gigs!  Anyways, I made this: link Hope you like it. This is currently a 16-out (proof of concept) version. The controller card is capable of controlling 64 outs, so more to come....but I could do with some funding, as it all costs turd loads! Anyways, there she is XXX Comments
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hey man, you missed a huge spot shaving.. right under your chin.
jdg said: "hey man, you missed a huge spot shaving.. right under your chin." lol.........foooook, so i did rad
I wish I could press the like button more than once.
ps plz don't sell my email address. ha! don't think I'd get much for one email address (you are number one on my list
)by the way, i've got big plans for this. *imagine* 64 outs, all standardised / decent solenoids, increased power, longer cables and a gig in a venue where I get there 3 hours early and wire up the undersides of the chairs, the lampshades, the bins, etc..............plus: because it is modular (the outs are standard phono ports) you could do that one night and then the next night do a midi controlled light show......blah blah -- it's gonna be built into the funny perspex dome thing you can see in the background at the start of the video -- enuf power in the soleniods to trigger piano keys?
jdg said: "enuf power in the soleniods to trigger piano keys?" sure......well, not the ones you see in my video BUT with a car battery and some homemade solenoids (or some BIG expensive bought ones), yes! It would probably need to use relays then to jump to the higher power.....AND (anticipates deflating JDG in a BIG way), NO VELOCITY................  fuck velocity.
i do bang core! haha...well, I guess you could do cowell style cluster fuck no worries...
cool beaners
schematics or stfu
nice job, mad respect.
are the kick and distorted snare audio from the laptop or from the octopus? sweet. sell it to these guys link and make millions writing "love" songs
seriously tho - this is my new favourite cephalopod great stuff1 and nicely presented, looking forward to seeing how it develops
(in the demo vid its not completely clear with certain sounds, whether they're digital or not. maybe because the 'basic' drum sounds are pretty outlandish) Page 1 | 2
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