Tiny optotouch

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Wow - Holotone grafted a toy phone circuit to an old PC gaming joystick and added onboard speaker, touch contacts, photocell/LED control, pitch control and more! - thus the Tiny Optotouch is born.
The joystick itself is just two potentiometers, so I use them as switchable pitch adjustment on the X axis in the opposite direction of the envelope-modulated optical pitch. The Y axis is switchable subtle volume / fuzz.- Tiny Optotouch on Flickr
Posted by Collin Cunningham |
Apr 23, 2008 01:00 PM
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