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'''Drawings'''
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== Rough schedule ==
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11/05 - try out new parts bought recently (motor, ball valve, power supply) - buy different valves
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<br>11/06 - fix air compressor / hoses
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<br>11/07 - assemble arduino + faders (for motors) + power supply
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<br>11/08 - build software prototype of sound design and determine what other disks to cut
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<br>11/09 - continue to fix air compressor / hoses
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<br>11/10 - work on controller interface
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<br>11/11 - make any other aesthetic/sonic judgments (strobe light?)
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<br>11/12 - get small version working (at least 1 motor, air hose, arduino, disk, and faders)
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<br>11/13 - scale up, buy anything else we need
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<br>11/14 - buy more supplies
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<br>11/15 - assemble instrument
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<br>11/16 - work on enclosure design
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<br>11/17 - build enclosure
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<br>11/18 - build enclosure
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<br>11/19 - build enclosure
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<br>11/20 - debugging, final touches
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<br>11/21 - debugging, final touches
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<br>11/22 - due date
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== Sketches, photos, videos ==
  
 
* Video 1: http://instagram.com/p/gLxDNyv3Mz/
 
* Video 1: http://instagram.com/p/gLxDNyv3Mz/
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Old sketch of "siren disks" mounted to a bike wheel.
 
Old sketch of "siren disks" mounted to a bike wheel.
[[File:Bike-siren2.jpeg]]
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[[File:Bike-siren2.jpeg|600px]]
  
 
Older sketch of the sort of timbre that you can create from different holes in a disk. What looked like it would be amplitude modulation (and probably is, to an extent) is actually a rich harmonic series, according to Bart Hopkin.
 
Older sketch of the sort of timbre that you can create from different holes in a disk. What looked like it would be amplitude modulation (and probably is, to an extent) is actually a rich harmonic series, according to Bart Hopkin.
[[File:Toneholes.jpeg]]
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[[File:Toneholes.jpeg|600px]]
  
 
The siren organ with one motor and faders controlling the flow of air (pressure/volume).
 
The siren organ with one motor and faders controlling the flow of air (pressure/volume).
[[File:1-motor.jpeg]]
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[[File:1-motor.jpeg|600px]]
  
 
The siren organ with faders controlling the speed of the motor--a hybrid design with the above.