Scanner plays Für Elise.

[tabs]

This is pretty cool. All this time, I’ve been using my scanner to scan stuff.

Link: http://www.hedonistica.com/media.php?path=/videos/fur-elise-scanner.wmv


I'll throw this one in, too: http://www.hedonistica.com/media.php?path=/videos/guy-double-owned.wmv

 

[Flerbizky]

This is pretty cool. All this time, I’ve been using my scanner to scan stuff.

Link: http://www.hedonistica.com/media.php?path=/videos/fur-elise-scanner.wmv

Very nice ! :-)

 

[Carl.]

Awesome.

Some programmers have way too much time on their hands...

 

[HACKr]

Ha.
Thats what they used to do in the old days with DEC PDP-8 computers. (late 60s.) Since those machines used to use magnetic ferrite core memory modules, they could use certain commands to make different electro-magnetic interference frequencies. If they had them arranged right and an AM radio near, they could play music.

Nice vid.

 

[opendriver]

Awesome.

Some programmers have way too much time on their hands...

Waaaaaaaayyyyyyyy to much time. How long do you think it took them?

 

[BMWteamPTG]

Waaaaaaaayyyyyyyy to much time. How long do you think it took them?

way too long...hours maybe

 

[Jpec07]

Actually, it wouldn't take too long to do that. All you'd need to do would be figure out the power required to make the scanner generate those different pitches (which would be a logarithmic thing, no doubt), find the midi file online, and tell it to play the midi file with the power requirements you'd figured out before.

Pretty neat though. 👍

 

[3-Wheel Drive]

That second video is awesome. I kinda feel bad for the guy in the yellow, though... both ownages look and sound quite painful.