Image scanning sequencer excites our ears, leaves blank looks on our faces
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Be warned: what you’re about to see, hear and experience should you venture down beyond the break is exceptionally odd. Like, bordering on creepy. It’s not so much the machine that’s eerie — after all, it’s just a home built image scanning sequencer that uses LDRs to measure grey-scales and trigger MIDI notes from a selected threshold — it’s the audio we’re concerned about. We’re talking funeral tunes at their finest, which is honestly a bit heavy at this point in the morning. Those who can take it know where to head.
[Via MAKE]
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