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Making A Synthesiser Sequencer Out Of RELAYS Part 1

200K views · May 9, 2021 · Science & Technology

Comments · 656

  • @LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned

    name a type of relay

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  • @ncot_tech · 5 years ago

    "left it running for about 10 hours". In other words you fell asleep with it running 😉

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  • @ironspike171 · 5 years ago

    I hope some schools will consider visiting your museum with their classes. Math, physics and yes, music. So MUCH to learn!

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  • @System-1541 · 5 years ago

    "Just stare at it for a while until it starts making sense" - A nice philosophy for life.

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  • @Rouverius · 5 years ago

    "The rattling of the relays of the Z4 [relay computer] was the only interesting thing to be experienced in Zurich's night life”  — Konrad Zuse

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  • @fnordingers · 5 years ago

    The breadboard section of this video reminds me of Ben Eater :)

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  • @Heisenberg2097 · 5 years ago

    Two relays switching each other was fun back in the days.

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  • @davidlovering6033 · 5 years ago

    As a kid into electronics when I discovered relays, they opened up another world. Sam you’re taking it above and beyond. Kudos.

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  • @reggiep75 · 5 years ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL9fmA2PdMw&amp;t=877">14:37</a> - Heinbach sneaks up, records the relays, plays it back at 1/4 speed, showers it with delay and spring reverb and... slowly grins... to himself!

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  • @hollowneedles · 5 years ago (edited)

    Hey, it&apos;s Mothers Day. &nbsp;Call ur mum. &nbsp;Show her this so she knows you&apos;re still not using a computer. &nbsp;She&apos;ll be proud.

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  • @Nevir202 · 5 years ago

    Kinda random, but I&apos;ve been trying to make a really complicated function in a spreadsheet and haven&apos;t been able to find a tutorial on how to do it, as it is a really weird application.<br><br>Seeing your demonstration of how memory bits work in your machine just gave me a eureka moment, and I think I&apos;ve realized how to do it! Thanks a lot!

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  • @Noplan · 5 years ago

    The sound of a relay is already music to me.

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