[sdiy] pneumatic oscillator

Batz Goodfortune batzman-nr at all-electric.com
Mon Feb 14 01:08:20 CET 2005


Y-ellow Jim 'n' all.
         Well bugger me. A "No Cathode" tube synth. How do you measure 
noise and distortion with a thing like that?

Christ. Now you've got me thinking about how to voltage control it. Stop 
that right now. :)

Oh. Ok. I was thinking, since I've been messing with old CD drive 
mechanisms of late, of a variable plug on a servo like a slide whistle. And 
then sticking a bit of metal at the top and a coil like a guitar pickup.

"That's crazy but it just might work."

Nice one Jim. Samples please. :)

Be absolutely Icebox.

At 11:28 AM 2/13/05 -0800, James Patchell wrote:
>http://www.oldcrows.net/~patchell/OddMusic/Whistle.jpg
>
>Here is a photo of some of the components for my first pneumatic
>oscillator.  On the left, is the main tube, center is the plug that goes in
>the blow end...and on the right, a coil form for the solenoid that will
>eventually control air flow.
>
>I was amazed when the thing worked the first time...

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