Here's some build photos and a video.
First I soldered the 5k pots to a piece of PTP DIY board. I got the pots and board from ebay. I added the pin header strip connectors so I can connect and remove the Arduino from the pots if I want to. The output jack also uses pin headers for easy removal. I bought a bunch of 1x40 Pin 2.54mm Pin header strips from ebay.
Here's the "pot bridge" connected.
Here's the prototype box. I used a cardboard box I found lying in my garbage. It's probably a box a wallwart shipped in.
Here's a video that demonstrates my Auduino:
You can find the detail on this project here:
http://code.google.com/p/tinkerit/wiki/Auduino
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nice case! =)
keep going, hannes
How is it that your Auduino sounds so much smoother than all the other videos I find?
Perhaps it sounds smoother because I am running it into pro recording gear and the others are possibly not doing that? I don't know how the others did their recordings...
You can "smooth" almost any audio signal by applying compressor/limiter to the signal and a delay box doesn't cost much while adding a lot to the vibe.
I use guitar pedals or build my own.
Of course there are VST/AU plug-ins that you can use also.
man, you're living the artistic-adventure life I'm dreaming! I'm about to build an Auduino and you're one of my sources, thanks for the tips and demos and guidance!
Hi , Are you still reading this. I just wondered which version of Auduino you are using in the video. I tried Version 5 and 2 of the potentioeters have only a little effect on the sound. Yours seems superior in the video. Thanks . Mike
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