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Making a web search about a mid 70's band from Quebec called 'Harmonium', I
stumbled on that thing.
http://www.tatjavanvark.nl/harmonium/
Marc
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m_a_r_c <jac### [at] wanadoo fr> wrote:
> http://www.tatjavanvark.nl/harmonium/
The background makes the entire images look rendered.
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- Warp
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On 22-Sep-08 9:15, m_a_r_c wrote:
> Making a web search about a mid 70's band from Quebec called 'Harmonium', I
> stumbled on that thing.
> http://www.tatjavanvark.nl/harmonium/
>
<speechless> Wauw </speechless>
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What *is* it?
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On 22-Sep-08 22:25, Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> What *is* it?
>
Some sort of mechanical synthesizer.
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>> What *is* it?
>>
> Some sort of mechanical synthesizer.
It seems to be able to do spectrum analysis too, with the integrator having
inputs from the sythesizer and some external input.
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>>> What *is* it?
>>>
>> Some sort of mechanical synthesizer.
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> It seems to be able to do spectrum analysis too, with the integrator
> having inputs from the sythesizer and some external input.
That's pretty crazy...
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>> It seems to be able to do spectrum analysis too, with the integrator
>> having inputs from the sythesizer and some external input.
>
> That's pretty crazy...
It's surprising how simply things like arithmetic and calculus can be done
mechanically.
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>> That's pretty crazy...
>
> It's surprising how simply things like arithmetic and calculus can be
> done mechanically.
When I looked at this device, "simple" wasn't what came to mind... ;-)
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>> It's surprising how simply things like arithmetic and calculus can be
>> done mechanically.
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> When I looked at this device, "simple" wasn't what came to mind... ;-)
Hehe yes, I'd never have thought you could make a spectrum analyser
mechanically!
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