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where's part 1?

Vous travaillez vraiment très très très vite ! 😉

I’ve also noticed that Ray Wilson seemed to massively over engineer his designs. It seems like he could have ended up at the same destination using half the parts in most of his designs.

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5071 was meant to be souped in E6. It’s a tungsten film, after all. It’s a fun film to shoot, especially at night where there’s artificial lighting. You get a “tron” color palette.

First! Great vid mate!

the github page throws up a 404 error. cant access. tried search on github also :(

modular master class - well done Sebastian! Must be a ton of time this rack. greetings from Austria

Love it! What is the automation sequencer doing?

Can I buy one?

Wait, why FL? I know its less painful to integrate with modular than it used to be, but just because a slash hurts less than a stab doesn't mean it won't bleed the same blood.

Holy shit this gave me some huge breakthrough ideas. Thanks!

Good video man. Enjoy learning bout this process

I love you how solved the DAWless problem with a ... DAW 😂I've got a similar issue where I'm trying to build up a dawless solo set, and play stringed instruments, and keep things from getting repetitive. Thanks for the inspiration!

nailed it! in both purpose and integration.

You wasted the money.

Yes!! This is such a vibe mate

Thats wild, good beat and cool visuals.

Hi, thanks for this video, its very helpful to others who are also interested in knowing more about he Fetch TV devices. The tracks need to be roughly the same length in these types of devices. So they need to put those S bends in them so that the signals travel the same distance. The Broadcom chip is most likely the core processor at a guess. I'd say that is where the menus are run from and the triggering for recording from the receiver chips.

Embarrassingly, I think I had one of these as a kid.

I want to convert 2 midi keyboards into a 1970s organ.

The video clip is fantastic - and the song too!! 😃

First commenter to embrace the Human soup!! Hell yeah.

Good to see you back Seb.

Very good project Could you show the construction circuit?

Tiny synch issue with the sound being slightly behind the vision?

such a nice video, brother!

amazing, TY very much

I like how you approached this project without a keyboard player's preconceived notions to come up with some inventive functions. I did something like this with organ pedals but kept it really simple - transpose, MIDI channel, MIDI program select and fixed velocity. I also included a panic button to clear stuck notes. It was my first project and very fragile (broke when I looked at it wrong), so I hard-coded it to channel 1, no program select, no transpose and velocity of 100, with no display. This worked fine for dedicated organ pedals, and it is ready to go as soon as it powers on.

When opening the bottom panel, put a dowel rod or something in one of the air holes to pull open without clipping the edge with fingers. Much easier.

Beautyful vid 😁

Beautyful vid 😁

Beautyful vid 😁

Beautyful vid 😁

Great work!

Thank you for making this video. This is the type of innovation that the whole world needs I'll be honest with you. And thank you again. If you could give a video on how to add a midi in or a midi out to an existing MIDI controller that would be tremendous.

The RAM chips is the cancerous part about the ben eater build. I bought them from china and it costed me wayy too much. I ended up not even using them anyways cus I just used a 32k SRAM chips instead

Hi .. Brother help me out ....with simple arduino uno usb midi project. ...... im. Not getting any Signal on ipad Basically i want to use arduino usb midi with ipad Any Suggestion ????

I would have just used a few 74HC595 shift registers and an Arduino Nano to acheive this. A Mega is a bit overkill really.

Trying to do similar with a Fender Rhodes student model "Jetsons" 1968

Thank you so much for explaining this! It helps me a lot

thank you for doing all this ! jolly good show

You have got to output the video fur use on a TV or computer monitor. Even VGA.

Maths!

Great vid man!! Are those kaleidoscope glasses? XD🍄

super cool, how are you capturing the screen?

Hell yeah!! That's awesome!!

Very cool!

I am still not able to compile this. I downloaded the tm1637 by Grove 4 digit display by Seed. Your tm methods are not matching with what is in the library. these two generate errors; tm.begin(); tm.setBrightness(4); all kinds of other errors your tm.display has 4 parameters, but the library only supports to parameters Can you please provide a link to the acutal library used? Maybe it changed since you developed this? Thanks

just curious, why limit the min bpm to 60 can we simply mod the code and make it say 6 or would that break something?