Very glossy - actully, much nicer than this photo would have you believe.
I'm very happy with this print out.
I'm very happy with this print out.
Monday, June 29, 2009
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- Affordable Physical Computing: A DIY Approach (ACMC 2006) (Paper and Presentation)
- Authenticity and Emulation: Chiptune in the Early Twenty-first Century (ICMC 2008) (Paper and Presentation)
- EPROM Music (ACMC2009) (Poster)
- Handheld Console Comparisons: Lateral Consumer Machines as Musical Instruments (ACMC 2007) (Paper and Presentation)
- Low Cost Physical Interfacing in Music Technology : Reasoning, Process and Realisation (2006) (Honours Thesis)
- Worlds Colliding?: Traditional Japanese and Western Music in the cult anime film “Ghost In the Shell” (JSAA 2005) (Paper and Presentation)
2 comments:
Nice simple concept. I wouldn't say that an EPROM is "not a programmable part", however :P
A quick idea to achieve polyphony without using multiple EPROMs : during one period, quickly scan over the N samples, and integrate. Might diverge a bit from the simplicity of your design, though.
Hi vic,
thanks for your comment.
programmable as in it does not store and or run a program or perform a computation.
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