MOTM

Heh, one of my coworkers sent me this URL a few weeks ago.  Seems to me 
the musicality of the piece has little to do with the hamsters, which 
serve primarily as random function generators.  No doubt the hamsters 
could be replaced with six sample & holds with slewing circuits, and, 
coupled to the same music generating algorithms, produce equivalent 
music.  It might still make a good engineering project, but not nearly 
as interesting a web page.

-Richard Brewster

Paul Schreiber wrote:

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>http://instruct1.cit.cornell.edu//courses/eceprojectsland/STUDENTPROJ/2002to2003/lil2/index.html
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>I guess what depresses me is that one can get a MSEE from Cornell hooking
>off-the shelf sensors to input ports of a uP and write some C code. ARGHHH!!!!!
>FWIW, Bernie Hutchins (Electronotes) is from/still teaches at Cornell. Bob Moogs
>PhD is from Cornell. ARRGGGGHHHH!!!
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>The WAV file is cute, as are the hamsters.
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>Paul S.
>grump old fart, can still use slide rule
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>"Both C and UNIX started as a prank/inside joke and it sorta got out of hand." -
>Dennis Richey
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