This is the seventh in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
In this blog I demonstrate working test circuits for the various input types. I also describe how the circuit boards are going to be laid out.
In this blog I investigate the lack of playability of the YOU SYNTH contact drum. To do this I introduce the “Nodding Dog”.
This enables me to come to some definite conclusions as to the cause of the problem.
This is the fifth in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
In this blog I describe the functioning YOU SYNTH contact drum. I also detail a solution to the problem of pads picking up input from adjacent pads.
This is the fourth in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
Here I’m looking at a software method of detecting hits for the ‘contact drum’ percussion input system.
This is the second in a series of video blogs recording the development of the YOU SYNTH performance music system.
Here I’m looking into latency issues in the ‘contact drum’ percussion input system.
The MIDI-OX MIDI Utility I use can be found at http://www.midiox.com/