LEGO NXT Sequencer
YouTube via domabotics.
Three vids sent my way via Gerard. Click on the Lego label below for more.
"LEGO Mindstorms Sequencer.
Each coloured ball represents a different note. As the colour sensor passes over the top, the note assigned is played. Different rhythms are capable by placing the balls in different places on the holder.
Inspiration for this came from the BeatBearing project.
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www.domabotics.com
twitter: damienkee"
Lego Sequencer
YouTube via ericrossrosenbaum
"This is a musical sequencer made out of lego. There's a row of eight spots to put legos, representing notes. Each color is a different pitch. As blue LEDs light up along the row, each note gets played. There's a slider to control the tempo, too.
The lego sequencer was constructed by Ben Judge using the amazing LogoChip ( http://www.wellesley.edu/Physics/Rber... ), a PIC microcontroller running an interpreter for the easy to use logo language."
Lego Sequencer
YouTube via tiiarttech.
"Yoshi Akai playing his lego sequencer."
Thursday, July 16, 2009
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