Not my only composition. It's interesting that my simplest composition has the most listeners on KZbin.

👍😌Der Organist hätte sich vielleicht noch seltsamer gefühlt … 🤣

Thank you very much!😮😊

The sound quality can only be credited to my former colleague and supporter, pastor Tarvo Laakso, who made the recording and studio tapes for the cassette. With his help, I also got the sampler and synthesizer equipment for the "Meditaatioita" part on my channel, which was a live performance at a concert, not recorded in a studio. The possible playing quality is probably just good luck...

Kiitos, hieno kuulla! Tätä soittaessa tunsi aina olevansa jossakin rinnakkaistodellisuudessa 🤔 Teknisestikin taitavasti rakennettu, kaikki tuntuu sopivan kouran alle...

many thanks! 😊

Danke für den Kommentar. Ja, diese Toccata folgt nicht allen Praktiken der französischen Toccata. Beim Spielen der Toccata war es meistens eine Improvisation, die Noten habe ich erst später geschrieben. Es könnte das minimalistischste Toccata-Charakterstück der Welt sein ;)

@@erkkiraiski7698 Yes It's a wonderful toccata although I would have liked to see more harmonic language than just tonic expansions of I-IV-V-I in the first part. Middle part was nice I like that.

Thanks for the feedback, Jimmy! A small clearance in the bearing really does not affect the end result. My own bearings are quite ordinary cheap products. the situation is made easier when the Pohjanstähti is high in Finland (about 62 degrees). A sturdy stand and the best possible orientation are key factors. And dark observation place. your device will be good for sure!

@@erkkiraiski7698 Hei Erkki! I am at about 25 degrees so pretty extreme angle for me. I spent a year in Tampere in 2005. Love Finland, cross country skiing, saunas and ice dipping. Hope you do video on more photos from your tracker.

@@demej00 In terms of astronomy, the situation here is good. There are thousands of us star enthusiasts, many even have their own home observatory. Only one thing is needed more every year, cloudless nights.

@@erkkiraiski7698 Haha. Yeah, Finland has dark skies (at least part of the time) and the wonderful Northern Lights. Clear skies to all astronomers in Finland.

Did you take a look at the description and link to fstop138.berrance.com? My channel also has a Star tracker 2 video about the electronic parts of the same project and the Arduino code. The "barn door" system I use is otherwise standard, but the opening screw has bearings on both ends (secant screw). The error compared to a fixed screw is 1/8. I'm not a technical professional, that's why I didn't dare to make the video too instructive, not to give a picture, to try to advise my wiser ;-) It may be that the two-bearing solution needs a more detailed explanation.

thanks for listening :)

I knew that my presentation would be incomplete without electronic circuit. The connection is very simple and variable, thanks to Arduino.

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Thank you! :)

😁 thank you!

Thanks for the question Alex! I've tried different focal lengths. Unfortunately, my own place of residence is very bright even at night, but by experimenting with exposures, you might succeed moderately well. The best are a normal lens or a wide angle. Technically and in a dark enough place, you can get successful shots there with little effort. The follow-up time there is 10 minutes, it could be double thanks to the secant system. I haven't tried a longer focal length. I think I will make the next video about some of my pictures that I could dare to present publicly ;)

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Turo on aina sydämissämme :_)