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Wednesday, 29 January 2014

8 Bit Harmonica by Basami Sentaku Nice project from Basami Sentaku.
Basami in Japan comes this 8bit harmonica with a sound inspired to Nintendo Entertainment System for non-Japanese players.

A row of 8 microphones picks up the players breath sound. Each microphone is used to trigger a specific note.

A microcontroller monitors the signal from each microphone and determines which one is being triggered. The actual sound is created by a Yamaha YMZ294.

Watch you the video below as demonstration.

Sounding good, right!?

Via www.ugoita.com.
Posted by Orlando Cosimo at 22:58