This is so haunting and eerie and beautiful! Am I right in guessing that's a hall-effect sensor, much like with some of your other mechanical sequencers?
@@lomondcampbell3615 here I was thinking you might’ve had a polarity change/unchanged system to allow you to specify 2-4 (depending whether absolute polarity is also included)! But I guess the work to implement that would probably also be sufficient for RFID, and that would be way more flexible.
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Sic man. Love the burl grain in the wood too.
Thanks a lot! 🪵
At first I thought I'd clicked on a Techmoan video and was looking at some incredibly obscure audio device from the 1970s.
😁Maybe I should send one to Techmoan.
@@lomondcampbell3615You should. Can I suggest 2 others Sam from Look Mum No Computer. And Hainbach 👌
awesome concept, good angles & design!
Cheers!
love it!!!
Thanks!
Super interesting concept, stunning
Thanks a lot!
This is so haunting and eerie and beautiful! Am I right in guessing that's a hall-effect sensor, much like with some of your other mechanical sequencers?
Yeah, that’s right. This is a prototype but for the final piece I might look at using RFID instead.
@@lomondcampbell3615 ooh. I presume that’d let you trigger more clips!
@@kaitlyn__L yeah it’s just kind of randomly triggering the vocal clips as it stands. Would be great if each pin had an assigned sound.
@@lomondcampbell3615 here I was thinking you might’ve had a polarity change/unchanged system to allow you to specify 2-4 (depending whether absolute polarity is also included)! But I guess the work to implement that would probably also be sufficient for RFID, and that would be way more flexible.
wow
Great job, Lomond
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Thanks pal!