FINISHED - Dr. Theopolis
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vaderdarth
Master Member
Re: WIP - Dr. Theopolis
That looks phenomenal Gregg.
That looks phenomenal Gregg.
Re: WIP - Dr. Theopolis
I thought that was the original until I read your post.
Wow, just wow. Great work, Gregg.
I thought that was the original until I read your post.
Wow, just wow. Great work, Gregg.
00MrNotWrong00
Sr Member
That is awesome thumbsup:thumbsup
thumbsup:thumbsup
Sure, but after this is goes back in the bag to get Gil and Erin's thoughts on it at Wizard World.
http://s139.photobucket.com/albums/q282/protowerks/?action=view¤t=P1040645.flv
Gregg
http://s139.photobucket.com/albums/q282/protowerks/?action=view¤t=P1040645.flv
Gregg
blownhemi
Well-Known Member
This looks great!
For the sound activated lights, there are kits that I've seen in stores that turn assorted lights (like black lights, etc.) on and off based on sound. They're usually inexpensive and should be relatively easy to wire an input into for the mic. They tend to have sensitivity controls, too.
I also found a couple of links:
http://rybitski.googlepages.com/musicsyncronizedchristmaslights
Video Tutorial:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1159950/how_to_make_music_synchronized_lights/
Depending on the voltages, it shouldn't be much to just swap the speaker in with mic in. They're both inputs. Granted, there are things like input impedance and matching voltages to think about, but the math will be simple to figure it out.
For the sound activated lights, there are kits that I've seen in stores that turn assorted lights (like black lights, etc.) on and off based on sound. They're usually inexpensive and should be relatively easy to wire an input into for the mic. They tend to have sensitivity controls, too.
I also found a couple of links:
http://rybitski.googlepages.com/musicsyncronizedchristmaslights
Video Tutorial:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1159950/how_to_make_music_synchronized_lights/
Depending on the voltages, it shouldn't be much to just swap the speaker in with mic in. They're both inputs. Granted, there are things like input impedance and matching voltages to think about, but the math will be simple to figure it out.
Rebelscum
Sr Member
I showed Erin this tread at SDCC as she was hanging out in our Official Pix booth off and on. She was amazed.
PHArchivist
Master Member
Excellent - and unique - work.
