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BD594 – Glockenspiel

Famouse youtube user and music robot aficionado BD594 did it again – he build an awesome glockenspiel bot. Its remarkable, that he used a systems where one beater is responsible for a set of tones – and not one beater per tone as in similar instruments. This concept has the advantage of beeing much nicer to watch because the instrument has big movements – but the disadvantage that you probably cannot play it live because the latency gets too big.

6 years ago Leave a reply Glockenspiel and mallet Robots, Robotic Projectsbd594, glockenspiel

[BD594] – Music with old printers, harddrives


User [BD594] is famous for releasing his “Old School Computer Remixes”. The remixes commonly feature a printer re-using the noises made by the step motors, some solenoid driven instruments and one or more oscilloscopes to visualize the sound of the stepper motors.

6 years ago Leave a reply Floppy and retro, Robotic Projectsbd594, floppy, floppy music, remix
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