Here's what polish AGH University of Science and Technology do in their free time. My another useless device - Imperial March played by two floppy disk drives. Homepage: silent.org.pl Post in English: silent.org.pl Po polsku: silent.org.pl Read the note about the next video: silent.org.pl. + Informações

Vocal and Technology : Kobayashi Sharaku Synthesizer and Technology : Toda Hiromu Guitar : Support member's Fukuda Fukusuke. + Informações

Download Audio: vibedeck.com Someone had requested this, but oddly enough I was working on it before they asked. So I made a little extra effort to get it finished and uploaded. ________________________________________________________ Enjoyed this? You know you did. Check out my other stuff: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL44C2614808EB920E FAQ: dl.dropbox.com Request Status: dl.dropbox.com. + Informações

????"Deus ex machina"??. + Informações

Que ternura de cancion. + Informações

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Show Super Hot de Floppy Tesouro en Boliche! #02. + Informações

One more request down. Enjoy! ________________________________________________________ Enjoyed this? You know you did. Check out my other stuff: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL44C2614808EB920E FAQ: dl.dropbox.com Request Status: dl.dropbox.com. + Informações

Did I hear you right? Did I hear you saying that you're going to make a copy of a game without paying? Don't Copy That Floppy! Produced by SIIA (formerly SPA) in 1992.. + Informações

I actually hit the limit of my Arduino with this song. I had intended to have the other seven drives play the really fast parts as well, but the Arduino had trouble switching pin states for all the pins necessary so fast. So instead I just got like five notes out of something thats supposed to play thirty. I don't think it was because it couldn't switch pin states fast enough because I improved the number of cycles it takes to do that, but rather because the loop used to do so isn't effecient enough to keep up with that many operations. Going to have to take a look at the Arduino code sometime. Hope you guys enjoy this! ________________________________________________________ Enjoyed this? You know you did. Check out my other stuff: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL44C2614808EB920E FAQ: dl.dropbox.com Request Status: dl.dropbox.com. + Informações

Download Audio: vibedeck.com I used a MIDI provided by Rinerion as a basis for this. Go see his channel for more awesome MIDI renditions! Channel: www.youtube.com Original video: youtu.be Another highly requested video. Enjoy! ________________________________________________________ Enjoyed this? You know you did. Check out my other stuff www.youtube.com Follow me on Twitter twitter.com Check out the FB page www.facebook.com FAQ dl.dropbox.com Request Status dl.dropbox.com. + Informações

I had thousands of old floppy disks to read, and it would have taken forever to process them all by hand.. This is the result, a Copypro CP-2000 wired to an arduino, a motor controller, and a kryoflux. Will automatically work its way through a hundred or so disks at a time.. For more info.. dwellertech.blogspot.com. + Informações

Took the last couple weeks to make a bunch of cables for my floppies. A friend gave me his floppy drive and I was able to add another of my own =D It took me some time to arrange this from sheet music I got from Shazamio. Check out his/her channel and website for other awesome sheet music! shazamiosmusic.jimdo.com Enjoy and as always, if you liked this check out my other works: www.youtube.com. + Informações

A floppy-drive rendition of Still Alive, by Jonathan Coulton from the hit game Portal. The code for both the Arduino and Java application are available here: github.com The UI isn't great, so I apologize in advance if it gets in the way of your attempts to use the software. Anyone out there good at Java UIs, feel free to contribute a decent one ;). Tutorial video here: www.youtube.com. + Informações

New video after a long break. This time... 8 floppy drives with my 64x16 LED matrix. Now I have some free time, so here will be more soon! Subscribe! I will also write the responses to some FAQ and info about building it - visit my homepage: silent.org.pl . Sorry for the quality - my camera sucks ;-(. Merry christmas guys!. + Informações

Visit georgewhiteside.net for more information! Test run of my (d)iskette (O)rgan doing Toccata & Fugue. People have made floppy drives sing before, but this is my personal take on it. Features two 3 1/2" drives and two 5 1/4" drives connected to a PIC18f14k50 microcontroller. It interfaces to any MIDI source via MIDI over USB. Straight MIDI would also be possible with an additional small circuit and some minor firmware changes. This initial version can respond to all 128 MIDI notes, and pitch bends +/- 2 semitones. As it can produce only four simultaneous notes, and each drive has a different range and tonal characteristics, best results are obtained by arranging compositions by hand. However, it features two modes of operation: in one mode, MIDI channels 1 through 4 are played directly on floppy drives 1 through 4. In the other mode, all 16 MIDI channels are read, and notes are "intelligently" divvied out on a first-come, first-serve basis. "Note stealing" ensures that melody lines sound, but chords are often cut short. One or the other produces acceptable results for many unmodified MIDI files straight out of your favorite media player. I apologize for the poor video quality. :) *** Update Feb. 10, 2011: Wow, I just want to give a HUGE thank-you to every one of you for the overwhelmingly positive response! It truly means a lot to me. I'm reading all your comments, and I've been answering individual questions--but due to popular demand, I will be posting a web site with .... + Informações

Jeri Ellsworth describes how she attached a floppy drive to a tape deck recorded and then played back audio. A simple circuit stepped the head automatically using the spindle index pulse. A push button was used to control the direction. The drive head wrote to more than one track at a time, causing an interesting reverb effect. ***Erasing the disk with rare earth magnets while spinning in the drive was not mentioned in the video.. + Informações

Do you still have floppy disks? Do not throw them away! Take a look what you can do with them. Go to mezonbiz.com for more great videos!. + Informações

Download Audio: vibedeck.com I WANT TO MAKE IT PERFECTLY CLEAR. I AM NOT THE ORIGINAL CREATOR OF THE SOFTWARE USED HERE. I found this software in my quest to accomplish floppy drive music!! While I am intimately familiar with it and tried to accomplish the same thing on my own, I found this solution instead and used it! The awesome person who made is named Sammy1Am and if you have not seen his stuff you must go to his channel. Right now! I made this point very clear in past videos but many people are landing here first and have not seen the others! Thank you for watching! AWWWWWWWWWWW YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! 'Nuff said. If you like this then PLEASE like, comment on, favorite, and above all, SHARE my video! It lets me know you care =D This was made possible thanks to midimachine on newgrounds! Check out his page at: midimachine.newgrounds.com He's got a bunch of awesome stuff on there. Enjoy this video? Check out the rest of them through this playlist: www.youtube.com After discovering some things, I found a better way of recording my stuff and thus give you two versions. The first is the original audio from the video and the second is using the updated technique for recording. Let me know which you find to be better =D. + Informações

Imperial March on three floppy drives connected to an Arduino Duemilanove. Used a Java application written by SammyIAm to upload MIDI files to the Arduino. Check out his project! github.com Other song(s) Zelda Overworld theme - www.youtube.com Bubbleman from Megaman 2 - www.youtube.com Super Mario Bros. - www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8snk0Iey8s&feature=youtu.be Nyan Cat - www.youtube.com. + Informações

Download Audio: vibedeck.com I've been extremely busy the last month or so. First my computer died on me, then finals, then work, and on top of that most of my family moved away to India. So sorry for the delay in videos. I'm still preoccupied, but I hope to be able to start putting videos up again. This was highly requested from long ago so I hope you guys enjoy it. I've really thought about how I record my audio and what has sounded good over the past videos. I combined those elements as best I could. I don't have two microphones of equal quality, so I recorded the left four and right four drives separately and pushed the audio to their respective side. I then recorded all eight and put it through a low pass filter and a small bass boost. I think the resulting mix of the three tracks sounds the best. It takes a lot more time to record and edit, but I thought it was worth it. Let me know what you think. Oh and I also started a FaceBook page. Haven't really built it out yet, but I'll get to it. ________________________________________________________ Enjoyed this? You know you did. Check out my other stuff: www.youtube.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Check out the FB page: www.facebook.com FAQ: dl.dropbox.com Request Status: dl.dropbox.com. + Informações

Track 3 on Floppy's album Over Technology. + Informações

The Super Mario Theme performed by a bunch of Floppy drives connected to a PIC microcontroller.. + Informações

Because I can't get the tune out of my head: Winter Wrap Up. Merry Christmas everyone! For those of you looking for more ponies, sadly, you won't find any more on my channel (yet), but you still might enjoy some of my other musical floppy drive videos. For those of you thinking, "What the--? I was just listening to the Imperial March, what's with these ponies?!" Just hit the back button and try a different video =P. (Though you should also still go check out the new series of My Little Ponies -- it's pretty great) A big thanks to @SnapDrgn711 for helping arrange the music. She's got some fun puppet and stop-motion videos over on her channel you should check out: www.youtube.com Also thanks to rabidcow147 for loaning me the ponies to use in the video (I do not actually own any myself). ------------------------------------------------ The software for this project is available here: github.com . Tutorial video here: www.youtube.com Thank you all soo much for your subscriptions and complimentary comments! Check out some more musical floppy drives on my playlist here: www.youtube.com. + Informações