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One stepper motors.

Clubs in the future after robots take the earth.

This sounds like a Chase sequence

please do freaks by timmy trumpet

Cool

One of my favorite pieces of music! I do not have the skillset to understand how this is done, but I appreciate the amount of work, programming, engineering, and musical ability must go into such a creation! Sharing!

I really hate how good this kind of music is. Its tortuous how little variety there is, but it's just awesome. ❤😂

Изумительно! 💪👍🔥

Out of curiosity what microcontroller do you use to generate your square wave?

The whole sound ambience makes me think a lot of hearing the fanfare and bass register of an organ

Love this! Can you do the "Portal" game next? ⭕🏃‍♀️💨

Looks and sounds Amazing!, I'm sure everyone who visits will enjoy it

What is this?

What is the name of song being played?

Animusic!

Новый музыкальный инструмент

sounds cool

Put into words how we hear from those who are no longer here☢️

It's so... Nostalgic for some reason

The Leeks were pure genius addition

That leek is astonishing!!!

Nicely done!!

miku's grampa bangin' out the tunes

For those wondering what the hell this is, this is called a multi-layer stepper motor, as there’s actually two separate stepper motors inside one motor housing, with the axles layered on top of each other. It’s mainly used in certain 3D printers which have both axis controlled from the same location in a tight space. A triple layer version also exists, and if this guy replaced all eight of the single motors on the acoustic box with those, he’d go from 8 steppers to 24 without using much more space. Imagine the kinds of music a 24-stepper (or 8 triple-stepper) array could play!!!

❤

using canon is smart, you can just reuse the same code for all four with a delay

It sounds like a fairground organ! 😍

This is great, man! You’ve made a literal musical Leekspin!!!

This.

nice

Can't stop admiring this. Thanks for sharing!

Just noticed, Is the hole in the pine board actually a resonate/Amplifier effect?

Sounds very good, thank you for bringing more of it.

Vampire Killer as well? Nice!

I don't remember the intro for we are number one going this hard

"Two" Stepper.....and so you get.....................Yes, you know !

Heh, reminds me of playing tunes on my 1541

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Beautiful. Please do more

This comment sort of got away from me, it's all just my opinion, and as with all things, especially musical, if you disagree, then it's your instrument and you should do it however brings you joy, but I've been thinking about this for a week or two now and I thought an outside perspective, either to be taken in any form or thrown away, might have some value. with all kindness to your current setup and the effort you put into it, I think acoustically this old cardboard box with hot glue is still my favorite of yours. If I may be permitted to speculate a little here, in my experience building and tinkering with violins, a violin bridge that sends all the frequencies efficiently from the strings to the body sounds absolutely awful (A friend did it with computer simulation and generative design, it's like nails on a chalkboard). If you look at a well made bridge, you should see that there's no straight path from the strings to the feet. There's always flex built into the system, whereas if you look at a cello or a bass bridge, you'll find a much straighter system. On higher range instruments I think the upper harmonics become too shrill after a certain point. I'm inclined to believe this flex in a violin bridge is there to eat those nasty high frequencies and upper harmonics. My theory here is that this cardboard box and hot glue sounds better to me because somewhere along the line, those harsher higher frequencies are being eaten by... Something. Maybe the glue, maybe the cardboard, maybe just how the weight is sitting. All that being said, watching your more recent videos it's obvious that you've done a lot of work on the software side to get the tuning just right, and that is greatly appreciated.

Relay snare A click type snare with a relay

This is so sick, thank you

wat r the little things on the motors

What drivers are you using for this? I have tried a number of stepper drivers to varying results on the sound of the motor themselves.

I sense this is the future of musical instruments.

Are you running custom software or something premade like Moppy drive?

please can you do tf2 ( Rocket Jump Waltz )

Do you convert the code for these from MIDI data, or program it manually?

🔥🔥🔥

any chance you can show how you're controlling it?