Cellular automata video synthesizer kit










We have a new kit for sale in the Maker store, the Cellular automata video synthesizer kit. This easy to contstruct kit is a fun way to play with cellular automata and video synthesis. When complete you will be able to uncover endless visual and sound patterns on any TV with a composite NTSC video input. The kit provides a pre-assembled, pre-programmed Video Critter Mini board, three potentiometers, and a push button. Just solder up the potentiometers and button to the circuit board, add an enclosure, and you're done!
Note: You will need to power the kit with a 6 - 9 VDC power supply. A standard 9VDC wall-wart works well.
Get it here @ the Maker store - Link.
Related:
Cellular Automata video synthesizer (tutorial, source code available too) - Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Apr 9, 2007 08:08 AM
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This kit is so cool, we're holding a little MAKEr contest at videothing to see who can make the best case, mod, or implementation of it.
Garrett, I get your point about the QFP, I hadn't looked at the board that closely.
PT, I dig it enough already, reminds me of a delightful afternoon spent monkeying around with a broken Atari console many years ago. I'm checking Craigs List for free T.V.'s now. I think this would make a killer art installation. I want to replace the potentiometers with meat or something.
what a great toy ! I wish I could use it on stage with my electronic improvisation band (www.ana-r.org), but here in France we are also on PAL standard (actually we are -alone in the world- in SECAM format, but all TV / video stuffs have both secam and pal aboard).
Who can answer to this question at MAKE : will you sell it at PAL standard for Europe ?
what a great toy ! I wish I could use it on stage with my electronic improvisation band, but here in France we are also on PAL standard (actually we are -alone in the world- in SECAM format, but all TV / video stuffs have both secam and pal aboard).
Who can answer to this question at MAKE : will you sell it at PAL standard for Europe ?
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