Lunetta LED test.MOV

First and crude movie of my Lunetta. Parts used: Four 40106 oscillators, two of those with 4040 binary counter. Nine outputs connected with LED's. Sound left and right taken from two LED's. The Lunetta has been setup in advance, played through crappy computer speakers, recorded by even crappier camera mic in mono.
No additional knob tweaking, this is a "hands off" pattern.

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Music

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• Lunetta
• CMOS
• electro-music.com
• electri-fire

[psylocibine]

This is really awesome ! :D My friends keep asking about my uncle, now they can see him on youtube :) Keeping an eye on you and your great work !

[ElectriFireNL]

@psylocibine

Hey, one of my nefews in law. Love you dude. What's with that nick? Enjoying Food of the Gods are you, you raskal? :)

[ElectriFireNL]

@drOffset

Two oscillators are sent to the output, left and right. These oscillator outputs have two LEDs each connected to outputs from two 4040's that are clocked by two other osc's. When current is able to flow through (some or all of) the LEDs this affects the (de)charging of the timing capacitors, so pitch changes.

I wouldn't say it sounds good, you should hear this through headphones :). But to demo the use of LEDs it serves it's goal.

[psylocibine]

@ElectriFireNL

Love you too uncle :P

Im not worth my nick anymore :( It has been years and years ago. 

[drOffset]

Sounds good! What's causing the changes, is it a slower gate that goes on and off periodically?