Sunday, February 07, 2010
hue008 spectral apc modulation : an intro (1)
YouTube via coloringpad. You might remember this one from this post.
"Here is the first demo video of the hue008 spectral apc modulation unit... The HUE 008 consists of 2 APC's ((atari punk consoles. really four 555's)) built from scratch from the circuit board (set 1: yellow and green, set two: red and purple), with two knobs to cross modulate between them (orange and blue). Each APC is routed (respectively) left and right, for stereo goodness. In addition, the HUE 008 has a tint knob & switch (stereo ring modulator), a light knob and switch (one solo light sensor), a spectrum knob and switch (three light sensors housed inside the pulsing and spectrum cycling center light, which is operated by the lower center pushbutton), and a shadow knob and button (battery sag)... I attempted to design a super dynamic, fat APC, with the APC's being the signal for ring modulation, to boot. I hope somehow it makes somebody's top ten list of things that make ununderstandable noise somewhere. I'd be honored and flattered. Please rate and comment... www.coloringpad.blogspot.com"
Update (original post at 3:59 PM):
hue008 spectral apc modulation : the light (2)
hue008 spectral apc modulation : stereo ring mod (3)
hue008 spectral apc modulation : light & shadow + electribe (4)
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