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Posted 20 July 2009 - 11:00 PM
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That's really cool 
The finished product looks awesome:
Hmm - I wonder if the depth of the drum shell would have any effect on the sound :
The finished product looks awesome:
Hmm - I wonder if the depth of the drum shell would have any effect on the sound :
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Posted 22 July 2009 - 09:16 PM
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Haha I was actually talking about this today to a mate. I first discovered this by accident when I was about 9, by accidentally plugging my passive soundblaster pc speakers into the mic port on my soundcard. Playing with windows sound recorder I realised the left channel acted as a microphone. I been fuckin round with recording sound ever since. I wish I kept those speakers cause the tinny lo-fi sound I got from them was kinda cool.
Stav talks about this in an Audio Technology mag from last year, and goes through building one. The design was a bit different to this one from memory, but this seems to have nice detailed design steps. Very cool might have to build one.
I think I'd build a smaller one cause I won't be recording and kick drums, but it'd still be cool to use when you wanted a LP filter effect.
Stav talks about this in an Audio Technology mag from last year, and goes through building one. The design was a bit different to this one from memory, but this seems to have nice detailed design steps. Very cool might have to build one.
I think I'd build a smaller one cause I won't be recording and kick drums, but it'd still be cool to use when you wanted a LP filter effect.
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Posted 23 July 2009 - 12:53 AM
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Very cool!
And given it's mounted in a drum shell, looks uncannily like an e-drum sensor/trigger
[img]http://tbn1.google.com/images?q=tbn:mDb1bgKNeh4UyM:http://drumbalaya.com/Beatnik-mirror/moreinvolvedtrigger_files/cone2.jpg[/img]
Just substitute the loudspeaker for a piezo, stick a cone-shaped piece of foam on top, use a mesh drum head and voila!
And how much do Roland charge again? :-
And given it's mounted in a drum shell, looks uncannily like an e-drum sensor/trigger
[img]http://tbn1.google.com/images?q=tbn:mDb1bgKNeh4UyM:http://drumbalaya.com/Beatnik-mirror/moreinvolvedtrigger_files/cone2.jpg[/img]
Just substitute the loudspeaker for a piezo, stick a cone-shaped piece of foam on top, use a mesh drum head and voila!
And how much do Roland charge again? :-
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