Having never done this before it was a real experience. Very different and I certainly learnt something new.
A little visual journey from my soft circuit adventure at the Music Hack Ship
Tag: experimental
Experimental anything really. I love things that are an experiment, be it music, art, electronics or most other things.
Setting up the MIDI Molecule
So I’ve connected the UNO R3 into the MIDI element. I’ve downloaded the code, but as I’ve gone to verify it I’ve got problems. This might take a bit longer to sort out than I imagined!
Laurie Spiegel
I couldn’t resist getting a Laurie Spiegel t-shirt after discovering her music and work recently. So here they are, both together.
By the way, Lauris Spiegel’s album “The Expanding Universe” is excellent and well worth a listen.
More Thingamagoop and Molecule Synth
Table of elements
What an awesome idea. I really hope that we see all of these elements come to the molecule synth.
The Thingamagoop and the molecule …
I posted this at Palm Sounds earlier, but here it is again anyway!
MIDI, Arduino and the Molecule Synth
I’ve been thinking about this now and trying to decide how I’d use the MIDI on the molecule synth. It doesn’t really work in the way I’d expected, but nevertheless it’s still quite an interesting feature to play with.
My plan will be to use either Lemur or TouchOSC to control the module over MIDI, but the first choice is what kind of synth to load into the MIDI module?
Mozzi would be an obvious choice, but to start with I think I’ll go with the stuff that’s in the manual.
Molecule synth: 2 Synths, one with LFO control and one with light sensor
Getting a bit closer toward the potential of the molecule synth.
Molecule Synth: Fun with the LFO and some pressure
The LFO really adds a lot to the synth especially in terms of the visual impact of the device.
Molecule Synth: 2 Synths running at the same time
Now things start getting interesting.
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