If you wanted to see what the Elmo in the corner is up to now adays! kzread.info/dash/bejne/dn-H1Jp8dZqcYJM.html

@mickeyharris9424

5 жыл бұрын

I think you should look into making something with the Disney/Pixar Coco guitar made by Matel. I play guitar myself and this thing has some neat little features that enable you to play out a little song. I'd be interested in seeing what you could come up with. Thanks love your work!

You might be the only chap on YT who's CAPS LOCK QUESTION MARK TITLES???? live up to the content of the vid.

@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER

5 жыл бұрын

dcurry431 HAHA ITS THE ONLY EAU MY CAP LOCK IS BROKEN

@dcurry7287

5 жыл бұрын

Normally I'd say to fix it, but knowing you, by the time you finished it kitting out you'd be the proud owner of the world's first computer keyboard that runs on +/-12v.

Is anyone else secretly hoping he finds some way to make a musical instrument out of the color corrector?

@dekutree5979

5 жыл бұрын

Yes please

@futureboycolin

5 жыл бұрын

Yusssssss

this channel is just about the right amount of weird

@EasterIslandStudios

5 жыл бұрын

This is honestly what KZread was made for. Great, personal, and unique content.

Wheel of wd fortune! That is simply brilliant!!!

@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER

5 жыл бұрын

Willy Nebula WDFabbnn

I love it when you momentarily devolve into your regular speaking voice, its like a vinyl record slowing down ever so slightly. Your Mum probably says your voice is going to stay like that one day.

I’m not kidding you: when I was tiny (in the 70’s) I had a spring reverb detached from some amp and each end of the spring had…MOTORS! One sending the sound (small alternating left/right movements of the sound wave), the other capturing the twists and turning them into the electromagnetic impulses of the sound. They were small magnetic electro motors. Thanks for all your vids!

I'd consider myself a mid level tinker-er. If I begin a project like this, I usually have about a 50/50 chance of having a functioning project in the end. Between your super simple oscillator, passive low pass filter and this little mosfet amp, I was able to make them all work on my first try with parts that I had sitting around, which often aren't the exact parts you use, but they work. Thanks for your ideas and your explanations, I've gained a lot from what you are putting out into the world, and I appreciate it. Cheers!

_Don't be scared to try it!_ What a statement, thumbs up.

literally anything can be used to link a synth, thanks master

That was mental, well done.

Sweet I have one of those thunder machines. I'm totally making this.... sounds great cheers!

What about modifying a distortion pedal to get the most wicked sounds? Changing the resistors? Like, can we pull a resistor of lessr(greater?) capacity, out of a toaster or some common household appliance, put it in our distortion box, and get an awesome sound?

Absolutely fantastic, you make the world of electronics so much more available for those of us with ADD . XD The immediacy and straightforeward nature of design and testing is just a treat to watch, though you can tell theres a great deal of knowledge and depth behind the playful presentation, cant get enough

Keep it up luv all yr jazz

This format is awesome! Best explanatory use of a transitor I can imagine!

I've seen one made from a slinky. I think it was Electronic Peasant. He also made a ring mod with a vacuum fluorescent display tube & magnet! Weird! I have one of those springy tube pseudo reverb thingies too. Got it from Avebury stone circle gift shop of all places!

I love your catchphrases! "Let's see what happens!" "Don't be scared to try it!"

Super cool! That's amazing.

Sounds great! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

I vote adding an elaborate flashy wheel of fortune for each video as a tradition. A DIY video props channel use to do that back in the 'Old West' days of KZread and it was one of the videos' highlights. Could possibly use it to add in challenges or spice things up since the title gives the actual objective away. Video analytics speak greater than what I preach though so I'd take a look at that to see if it's worth the effort.

@LegalSkateboarding

5 жыл бұрын

Also, knew absolute zero about wall pixies before running into your channel. I'm by no means a genius but I can finagle my way around things from time to time now :D

Neat idea, love it!

awesome idea for this new series cant wait for the next one

You never cease to amaze!

Wow, I love ALL your crazy ass big projects.... But this one is probably my favorite so far. So simple, but sounds so cooooooool ool ool ool!

Well impressed by the rotation on that wd40

Hello from australia! just found the channel, love it. keep up the amazing work!.

@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER

5 жыл бұрын

HELLLOOOOO> :D

A can of reverb. Nice.

Schools need more teachers like LMNC

Love it. I am super stoked to see what you do with the rest of the pile. My kid has the same megaphone.

That is just brilliant. I love it!

oh my god i love this series already

This was freaking awesome mate. Love your Frankenstein creations.

props to the man with a can!!

Simply brilliant

freaking awesome! legend of a channel

Brilliant!

You are awesome. Thank you for sharing.

Wow thats sounds awesome man

He is the most creative amazing mastermind and am amazed each time

your channel should have many more subscribers. Brilliant ideas.

Very creative., can't wait for wheel of wdfortune part 2!

Man, your style is awesome! You feel it:)

sick beat at the end.. now I need to make it a ringtone.

this is awesome! Please please make some samples of this monster for all us convolution reverb using fans of yours

I think you just showed me how to solve 2 projects I have going...Thanks👍

Coolest reverb I have ever witnessed! 🤓

Geeez that sounds good

Thank you man!

Dude, you are insane. I love your channel!

Love the pun.

@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER

5 жыл бұрын

bring on the punder

Smart British Guy: I think the pacing on this video was probably the best out of all of the content I've watched on this channel. Even though it was a big shorter the flow just felt right on this one. Idk just saying something In case it helps. You rock :)

Keep it fresh!

Briliant

Amazing

7:29 - Beautiful.

YES!

i like wheel of fortune !)

Holy shit, I'm so glad this channel exists! My life would be a lot less fun without it 🤣

This is a great channel. Keep it up bruv.

That sounded really good.

Awesome!

Another great video,!

Spring time!

Awesome Sam!

This channel is growing fast!

You read my mind, I have been researching spring reverbs all week lol

Awesome

YES... love it! Although it's a DC motor, the AC signal you are feeding it is simply vibrating the armature and case with the audio signal. You should mount a piezo element directly to the motor for just a weird sound transformator!

Dig it. Keep 'em comin'.

Hey Sam, Just got into your channel like a week ago, and you're inspiring me to create my own synth. Keep up the good work, man!

@wordviruses

5 жыл бұрын

Oh, by the way, I showed my dad your channel and it is one of the few channels he enjoys on KZread.

@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER

5 жыл бұрын

:D great!!!

Love it

very cool!

Awesome! Thanks

Internet was literally made for you lad. beautiful stuff

Your Hakko will heat up much faster and last a lot longer if you don't put steel wool in there(it dissipates heat and makes the heating element work all the time, it will also get in your solder joints). Search hakko fx-888d to see where you jam the brass wool.

I really hope we'll see more of the wheel of wd4tune!

best outro ever!

The title took away from the spin. great content ma boi!

Need to get myself one of those thunder tubes!

Hi Sam, finally dropping my first ever module, will be on thonk.

@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER

5 жыл бұрын

really? cool when?

@machmar

5 жыл бұрын

@@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER Hopefully in a week, just working on the PCB rev 1.3 which should be the final one and then off to thonk. Maybe hit me up on Facebook for more info facebook.com/marek.mach.9047

@machmar

5 жыл бұрын

btw will u be at superbooth ? I should be going there

Idk if there's a more inventive youtuber out there, true mad scientist. Fucking brilliant idea, I definitely gonna be building something similar and I can't wait to break it and make another.

I’m a weird guy and love electronics so I’m pretty much in my glory watching this channel!!!

OMG...I just pulled one of these out of a drawer 2 nights prior and thought that that would make a great spring reverb. SO funny.....

@LOOKMUMNOCOMPUTER

5 жыл бұрын

aha nicceeee!!!

Your the best bro, our whole family love your work! Servo fail! X

now this is something I need to do

cool

WWaaayyyooo one of yr hardest video's bruuuvvvv

Genial

Love the Elmo chilling on the corner lol

Woah record a convolution snap from that!

I am 100% gonna build this.

dope

anyone else lose their goddamn mind when he wiggled the terminator furbie and it talked in SYNC WITH HIM??? 5:09

You've got a "little punk reverb" ))) Sam, can it be controlled with "more levels". Maybe you could make a stick with two fixation points for the spring. So you could change the tension and make it sound different. Also you could place the can in some box and maybe make some holes in the can (so the reverb will not be "like in a collector's pipe" type of). I'm sure that the can is resonating and "sends" weird harmonics to the spring.

Man was created to bring gaffatape into the world.

Wheel of wd fortune hahah I love this channel

A little dry/wet mixer return box would be a useable addition to this. Or use the computer ;P

Awesome video homie! I'd love to see you circuit bend that Video Color Corrector one day!

Gotta stand it up for efficient dangle