How I Do Sound FX for My 3D Printed Robocop Suit
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Hello everyone here is a video detailing how I do the sound FX for my Robocop Suit. It might look a little complicated on the outside but as long as if you have some common knowledge and basic solder skill you find out real quick it's lot easier then it looks! This video will give you the general idea of how to get your Robocop Sound FX up and running in no time!
Below is links to everything you'll need to get going
You'll need 2 4.5v battery packs here - www.amazon.com...
Adhesive velcro to attach breadboard and battery boxes to chest - www.amazon.com...
2 inch velcro you'll need to hot glue this in to hold the portable speaker - www.amazon.com...
You''ll need 2 Adafruit 16MB boards - www.adafruit.c...
Push Button Micro Switches - www.ebay.com/i...
Solderless Bread Board - www.ebay.com/i...
Soldering Iron - www.walmart.co...
Portable Speaker with Reverb - www.amazon.com...
You'll need two of these for sound chips - www.walmart.co...
Wire for switches can be found at your local Walmart, Lowes, Home Depot etc....
These are the sounds I pulled from the Robocop movie that I used inside - drive.google.c...
You promised a detailed video about your sound effects, and man did you deliver! Thanks boss! Great setup and execution.
Thank you Joshua...I hope it helped!
The sound effect of the foot falls in the movie came from turning the switches on and off on our big ovens where we baked the latex foam appliances.
That's awesome! How about the other mechanical sounds? I heard somewhere they might have come from VHS servos or something, not sure though.
I walk to the pace of the sounds too. I had so many people tell me to set up a foot sensor system too. Which is silly when my current system works so well.
They have no idea on the sound latency you'd have with that kind of set up. I trigger each sound with magnetic reed switches instead of a push button. You can do multiple functions with those kinds of switches on the fingers and have the magnet to activate them on the thumb. I use the same sound board as you. It works great.
That's awesome! Great minds think alike. I need to look into those reed switches. The adafruit boards are amazing! Makes doing sounds super easy.
Big Resepect to you. Love From England UK.
Thanks England! Much appreciated.
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the full explanation. Thumbs up.👍
Thanks sir and no problem at all!
You should build a ED-309 but as like hollow truck/ cart that you can keep the suit in. Also other things when your wearing the suit. you could change at comic conventions. It would also add to the photo opportunities. It would just be really cool.
That's not a bad idea at all! Maybe one day. Thanks for your comment.
Love stuff from Adafruit! I tried building something from them once.
I failed so miserably a Hazmat team had to show up and the jaws of life were used.
It was quite embarrassing....
Hahaha thanks for the comment.
Yes, but u have a desync between the walking sound and movement. Perhaps in the future you will create an MK2 suit ^__^.
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this is amazing!
Thank you sir!
Amazing
Thank you!
@@ChrisBoshProps i'm from germany . This is my next Project.
I have many questions to you.
Wow ,thats perfekt
Do you sell youre Old gloves you Show in this Video?
Thank you and no they are not for sale...they have sentimental value 😊.
Where can I buy a Robocop Costume and how much? Thanks
🙂👍👍👍
Thank you!
This is the robo cop
how does one contact you, your listed email does not work
That is the correct email. Send me a message. Thanks.
Where you get your suit
It's 3d printed, I made it. Check my channel out. Thanks.
@@ChrisBoshProps I have the 3d foam already can you please make me one