Scope music.
Came across this chap the other day doing amazing stuff with scopes, check out - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqSvkNjWnnQ for one.
Andy. |
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Wonderful stuff. Thanks for posting!
Cheers, Steve. |
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No worries Steve, it is pretty amazing stuff. He's done a record too, though to get really good images on your scope you need a decent audio interface.
He uses some software called Purr Date to get the correct sines, cosine's and what have you to "draw" the pictures. That as well as a modular synth. The music is pretty nice to listen to also. So you get a work out for your scope and your sound system as well. Andy. |
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What's not to like;D
I immediately fancied having a go for myself but then, apart from not having a synthesizer, quickly realised how many other things I haven't got the time to do!! Cheers, Steve. |
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I found it was well worth paying a few euros and downloading the high resolution files which displayed nicely on my Tek 435.
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Hi
Just as a matter of interest has any one displayed a video on their scope? Many years ago I fed into the z input output from video camera etc. I worked just! Cheers John |
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Certainly in the field of Narrow Band Television (see NBTV Forum) there are plenty of examples of displaying video on an oscilloscope, using the "Z" input to modulate the signal.
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It worked surprisingly well but was fairly dim, even with the 10kV or so EHT of the Tek. I guess scope tubes are optimised for fineness of spot and speed and precision of deflection rather than ultimate brightness. Chris |
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Thanks Dave.
Only used scope for servicing, but when the chargehand was not looking we used to try all sorts of things! Happy days Cheers John |
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Thank you also Chris
We had about 15 Tek scopes in workshop , many many years ago. Cheers John |
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