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Theremug, a tea based theremin! Thanks Zach! - Link.
Theremug - tea based theremin!
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Dec 20, 2007 12:00 PM
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Now if you could just embed that in the bottom of a cup with the wires run thru the table in a coffee shop or at a breakfast place , set it the frequency so that it would Growl , everything someone tried to pick it up .
Just waiting for that vid!!!!!
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Now if you could just embed that in the bottom of a cup with the wires run thru the table in a coffee shop or at a breakfast place , set it the frequency so that it would Growl , everytime someone tried to pick it up .
Just waiting for that vid!!!!!
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does it work just as well with white and 1 sugar?
cos i work much better with white and 1 sugar.
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pd
Any one know what the pd canvas i need to use to try this is ?
A link to a pd or a description of which one of the samples it needs would be perfect. Thanks
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Excellent! The Infinite Improbability Drive is only a matter of time now!
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A growling mug... perhaps! I'll look for another object to capacitance-ify that will be equally entertaining.
For an idea of what the pd patch would like like... I just posted a screen shot of the max patch: http://flickr.com/photos/kylemcdonald/2126494098/
You'd use osc~ instead of cycle~ of course, and could reduce the mess between average~ 1024 and sqrt~ into a -~ and *~ that you set manually.
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hmm got most of the stuff into pd but there doesn't appear to be an average function.
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hmm got most of the stuff into pd but there doesn't appear to be an average function.
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does the "average~" object exist in PD? if not is there an alternative?
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