NoiseGuide

timdrage wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 01, 2019 3:32 pm

getting therE. figured out how to import the datasheet diagram and make a better footprint for the jacks

Looks good, I'll bet the next one will take HALF the time!

Are you going to start a bunch of stupid threads in gear now like you did in misc? :lol: No - I wanted a reasonable discussion, and if you didn't we could quit, no need for you to trash it with a bot? And looking down the posts in misc we see most posts are your bot. Are you going to trash Gear and...

To commemorate another trip around the sun I recently picked up a cheap Gotek drive to make an old sampler function. Installed FlashFloppy and am now chuffed to bits.

Holy bait & switch, Batman! Are you punishing me for steering clear of MISC? I made it very nearly halfway through that video, but I'm going to need some Dutch courage to make it the rest of the way through. It seemed like he was building toward something interesting and not implausible, but then he...

timdrage wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 12, 2019 4:40 pm

i hate you

That's a fun stage, let the Sokoban skills flow!

On a more serious note, if your components are numbered in a coherent manner laying that out will be a breeze, since your pots are points that are already defined.

Veering into plasma speaker territory.

https://www.instructables.com/id/Build- ... a-Speaker/

Also, NEON is a noisy fucking lamp (I learned this by recording an acoustic band in a bar ages ago). Voltage stepped up to maintain illumination. Boring old wall frequency buzz though, could be more interesting with a variable frequency source.

I was actually hoping you could explain what's going on in that video Ahh, I see. I missed the technical question context. hahahaha -How is this wired? She explains it briefly but I can't visualize how the process works at all. -Is the lightbulb somehow getting power from the output of the amplifie...

chochambeau, your table is ready... :lol: I don't know if that recent purchases lamp housing yet qualifies. I think dying ballast fluorescent tubes are my first run choice in a noise lamp. Strobes are louder, and I suppose could be triggered from a random source. Is an arc a lamp? Beyond that, the ...

^ A car spring might be too stiff on its own. Might work better if welded down to a plate at the bottom, then have a big lump of something welded to the top to give it a bit of extra mass.... *edit* Although from experience, car springs are not always easily weldable (if at all) so you might have t...

You want low end? Size matters. Long springs, long strings, sheets of metal, lengths of pipe, etc. Any pleats in a surface (like the structural ridges in your aforementioned garbage can lid) are going to push your resonant frequencies upward, so wide uninterrupted curves make life easier... ..at lea...

Yeah, it's existence alone is amazing. Hahaha, hope you have fun with it!

xdugef wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 28, 2018 9:55 am

a Jar Jar Binks figure with action sounds

Have mercy!

I just bought a couple hundred dollars in parts from Mouser.

For an acoustically coupled wide pitch range operation, you're going to need to mitigate highly resonant stages that will act as a bandpass (which kind of anchors your frequency at a certain point). Contact microphones are generally pretty spiky when it comes to resonances, due to the means by which...

lukesolved.jpg finally figured out for a friend how to wire up an on-on-on dp3t switch as a 3-way. This will work... right? the dark blue diagonal line = a jumper wire unrelated to the blue switch position lines, my colour code is confusing here. Your goal is to connect the sections to ground/commo...