Wednesday, March 18, 2009
New Clock, and 8-step Squencer Voltage Contrrol
YouTube via nathanielscott
"In this vidie you see me repurposing a small plastic box that was originally made to hold .22 caliber bullets. I think is looks great a module for making electronic music. You will notice that I do not use a drill press or anything fancy to cut holes in the plastic for the various componants.
The last bit of the video show a new method I am using for voltage control over an ocsillator. I am emplying an LED and a photo resistor. I works pretty good when te LED is relatively bright, but when the voltage drops below a certain threshold the led lags in attinuation so there is a sort of glide in pitch to the low notes. I will work it out latter."
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