Hmm, I haven't experienced that issue before sorry.

@@TimRobertsSound On the DXF Input settings under "Method of Scaling", I selected "Read from file". That helped fix the scaling issue. The message from my previous comment still showed up, but everything seems fine. My part was small enough for me to print on paper from Inkscape and physically check if it was to scale.

@@jesuscoria5675 That's great to hear that you were able to fix the scaling issue.

@@jesuscoria5675 This worked for me, thank you!

Thanks for commenting. I'd forgotten about this one.

Yes, I forgot to add that to the video. No need to change the dimensions.

@@TimRobertsSound Can I contact you sir

What are you needing help with specifically. The process of moving from Inkscape to your laser will depend on the laser that you are using. This guide was for a Trotec laser that has a print driver for sending to the laser.

[email protected] is my e-mail

I've recently rewritten the code for this project to work with MIDI over USB, and am working on a follow up video. You can find the new code and original schematic at github.com/zygurt/DIY-Projects/tree/master/MIDI_Sax

@@TimRobertsSound the link is dead can you please share the update link. Thanks

@@ashish5563 Yep, good thinking. Head to github.com/zygurt/MIDI-Wind-Controller for the most recent version that work with an Arduino Leonardo.

My advice would be to join the EigenD forum and the polyexpression community forum and ask if anyone is selling one. I occasionally see them come up.

Tim Roberts do you by chance have links to those sites? I joined the forums on the eigenlabs website but that forum appears to be dead. Thanks so much for getting back to me man I really appreciate it! Your extremely talented and when. I get my hands on one I'd love to chat with ya.

@@Dktk42 Here's a link to the polyexpression forum. community.polyexpression.com/ Yeah the Eigenlabs forums are pretty quiet now. Cheers, the Eigenharp is a lot of fun.

Yeah, there's no air pass through, so a t piece is a good option. I had mine in a tin whistle, so that some air would flow around the tube and some into it for the sensor. This is a project I should revisit at some point with 3D printing etc.

thank you very much . i wonder how akai ewi resolved the problem including moisture because of salive...i ll check the net ......thanks again. have a nice week end

Pretty sure that I got it from element 14. Mouser and digikey have similar products too.

Which bit don't you understand?

Hi Ilham, That's not something that I can really do. Particularly as it's for a final project. My advice would be to use depth information for each of the joints and define a physical area, so that when the foot is in that area, a sound plays. You can also use the location of the foot to set an area for skin detection.

I think you'll find that it's a chisel tip.

An electronics club at Griffith University. This was a soldering workshop amongst the wide range of topics we cover and things we build. There are always people willing to learn a new skill.

nice ! so glad to see people learning to do crafty things. To many can only use a smart phone not tools and creative things. Great video btw

I've got a few videos that I want to make about recent projects. Hopefully I'll get to them soon.

I haven't made use of MPE yet but it's something that I'm interested in. The PreenFM and PreenFM2 don't support MPE, so this is just standard poly midi. Also, side note, MPE didn't exist when I made this video. I should do some more Eigenharp videos.

Most definitely. I just picked up a Linnstrument with the idea of taking advantage of that same feature (plus it's more familiar to me layout-wise as a guitarist).

Bhaskar APolonsky Cheers, the pico goes to a computer with the midi output in workbench set to circuit over usb. I can sequence and record midi in, and then that will play to the synths, but there is no pass though.

Additionally, I used the midi message matrix and the circuit notes to set the strip controller to the right macro knob cc. The starting of everything using the pico happened by default.

Simeon Perlin I’ll see what I can do. I won’t have it with me until mid-January, but I’ll do one then.

Simeon Perlin Not included, but as it can host au and vsts you could play bassoon with it that way. Alternatively it can load sound fonts.

No worries, my pleasure. I have to say that after all the years since uploading, I use it as a doubled sub sine bass more than anything else to help beef out the Novation Circuit.

I just got rid of my Novation CIrcuit. I tried really hard, repeatedly, to use it in live performance and in studio jam sessions. I simply disliked the synth engine. Out of 22 synthesizers in my collection, this was the only one I greatly loathed.

Santiago Santangelo , it's an Eigenharp Pico. It's a lot of fun to play and super sensitive.

@@TimRobertsSound yes -pico was nice!- can you suggest any way to connect it to iPad?

@@andropolonsky There are a couple of options, but most aren't simple. If you have a Mac, look at IDAM. On PC look at StudioMux. You can get cheap MIDI USB interfaces that you can connect using the Camera Connection Kit. I would recommend v3 of the kit, so that you can still attach power. The final option is MEC on a Raspberry Pi and a MIDI USB converter. It would be great to plug it straight in, but that's not an option at the moment. I hope that helps.

@@TimRobertsSound Thanks a lot for your Answer! Midi interface - CME widi UHost - that it? - I will try with Organelle -I has MEC and ORAC - but cannot upload it yet)- have you tried Organelle?

@@andropolonsky No, I use one of these: bit.ly/3pibh15. There is a Raspberry Pi binary for the Eigenharp created by Technobear that uses MEC. I haven't gone through the process of setting it up though. You will need a computer of some kind to convert the Eigenharp data into midi data. No I haven't tried the Organelle, but it's on my list.

From memory, I don't think it is. You could email Xavier about it. As for FM options that support MPE it's probably something that I should look into. MPE in general is pretty interesting. There are a few iPad synths that support it.

Yep, and what's more he designed and built the synth. Link to his facebook page in the description.

Tim Roberts oh I know. I've been a fan of Blake for a long time and have lots of his stuff. This is a great vid of a great performance.

Interesting, I hadn't heard of that chip before. I'l have to check it out.

Tim Roberts, it was a fm sound chip from Yamaha. It was first in the Japanese computer FM towns and, then later the Sega Genesis/Megadrive. Pretty cool sound chip for vintage synth/keyboardist enthusiast.

Larry Heilman haha, that would certainly be interesting.

It's monophonic. I've done some polyphonic experiments by layering the sounds.

I like how this is a good thing.

+Tim Roberts I know right