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A True Rompler: Raw Digital Audio Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 118 seconds I wanted to make a device that plays back digital audio, without the use of any programming or a microcontroller or a computer. In other words, the most basic rompler, as a hardware-only device. more info, schematics etc: http://little-scale. blogspot.com/2008/11 /true-rompler-1-raw- digital-audio.html Related: bit, chip, eprom, little-scale, music A True Rompler: 8-bit Drum Machine Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 91 seconds I wanted to make a device that plays back digital audio, without the use of any programming or a microcontroller or a computer. In other words, the most basic rompler, as a hardware-only device. This is an example of a drum machine. Schematics, more pictures: http://little-scale. blogspot.com/2008/11 /true-rompler-2-drum -machine.html http://little-sca le.blogspot.com Related: bit, drum, eprom, little-scale, machine, noise, noisy, pseudo, rompler, sampler "Systematic" (Gameboy Advance Track) Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 241 seconds by Sebastian Tomczak 2007 Gameboy Micro with Nanoloop 2.0.1 ------- http://little-sca le.blogspot.com Related: adelaide, chiptune, electronic, gameboy, little, littlescale, micro, music, nanoloop, nintendo, scale, seb, sebastian, sound, tomczak Commodore 64 Cynthcart: Syncing a filter sequencer to LSDJ Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 197 seconds The program Cynthcart is running on the Commodore 64. The filter is usually controlled by a paddle control in real time. However, it is easy also to sequence the filter frequency using some cheap IC's. In this case, the speed of the sequencer is controlled by the master clock sync output from LSDJ running on the Gameboy. --- http://little-sca le.blogspot.com Related: 64, adelaide, chiptune, commodore, cynthcart, filter, gameboy, little, lsdj, music, scale, sebastian, sound, synthcart, tomczak "2999" (Gameboy Track) Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 157 seconds by Sebastian Tomczak 2007 LSDJ 3.3.6 and DMG-01 Gameboy ------------ http://little-sca le.blogspot.com Related: adelaide, chiptune, electronic, gameboy, little, littlescale, lsdj, micromusic, music, nanoloop, scale, seb, sebastian, sound, tomczak Water surface as a cheap music controller Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 246 seconds A cheapo laser pointer, a solar panel and a clear vase filled with water are transformed into a music controller. Includes demonstrations of amp modulation, amp and freq mod and a more complex mapping as well. Please visit http://little-scale. blogspot.com/2006/11 /toriton.html for more information. Related: adelaide, controller, laser, little, max, maxmsp, msp, music, panel, pointer, scale, sebastian, solar, sound, synthesis, tomczak, water Toriton Plus: Water Surface as Music Controller II Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 55 seconds More info: http://little-scale. blogspot.com/2006/11 /toriton-plus.html A slightly more complex version of using a water surface as a music controller featuring five lasers instead of just the one. Please note that this is a prototype version, and as such does not represent the variety of output for the finished thing. Related: adelaide, conrol, interface, laser, ldr, little, music, physical, scale, sebastian, sound, synthesis, tomczak, water A True Rompler: Pseudo Noise Generation Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 53 seconds I wanted to make a device that plays back digital audio, without the use of any programming or a microcontroller or a computer. In other words, the most basic rompler, as a hardware-only device. This is an example using randomly generated data. more info, schematics etc: http://little-scale. blogspot.com/2008/11 /true-rompler-1-raw- digital-audio.html Related: bit, eprom, little-scale, noise, noisy, pseudo, rompler, sampler "Leaf" (Gameboy Track) Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 233 seconds by Sebastian Tomczak 2007 LSDJ 3.3.6 and DMG-01 Gameboy ------------ http://little-sca le.blogspot.com Related: adelaide, alt, chip, chiptune, electronic, gameboy, little, littlescale, lsdj, micromusic, music, scale, seb, sebastian, sound, tomczak 30 LED Fader using PWM and Arduino Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 29 seconds A circuit that uses PWM to fade in and out certain LEDs from an array of 30 possible LEDs. All LEDs will fade in and out at some point or another. code + schematic here: http://little-sca le.blogspot.com/2008 /01/32-led-fader-wit h-arduino.html ---- http://little-sca le.blogspot.com Related: adelaide, arduino, array, control, fade, fader, led, little, modulation, pulse, pwm, scale, sebastian, tomczak, width Toriton Water Surface Music Controller Live Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 291 seconds "(Your Ego is) The Size of Mountains" Tomczak plays the Toriton Plus water surface music controller live at the Australasian Computer Music Conference 2007. ----- http://little-sca le.blogspot.com Related: acmc, adelaide, control, electronic, little, littlescale, music, physical, scale, seb, sebastian, sound, tomczak, toriton, water Debussy Kits for LSDJ! Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 60 seconds Demo video for some Debussy piano kits for the Game Boy music program LSDJ. Related: bit, boy, chip, chiptune, claude, debussy, electronic, game, gameboy, little, lsdj, music, nintendo, scale Donk Kit for the WAV Channel in LSDJ! Posted by: littlescale Video duration: 18 seconds I made a Donk kit for LSDJ. Now you can put a donk on your Game Boy LSDJ music. Get the LSDJ kit from here: http://little-scale. blogspot.com/2008/11 /donk-kit-for-lsdj.h tml Related: 8bit, bit, blackout, boy, chip, chiptune, crew, donk, electronic, game, gameboy, it, lsdj, music, nintendo, on, put   Search for a video theme of your choice. Home You like it? Share it!

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