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By Peter Kirn, Steve Lodefink, Bob Miller, Arwen O'Reilly, Chris O'Shea, Bob Parks, Bruce Stewart
Media
Multimedia content for this article:
String Thing Sound Clip (1 of 4)
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String Thing Sound Clip (2 of 4)
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String Thing Sound Clip (3 of 4)
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String Thing Sound Clip (4 of 4)
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Hear Lim's Harpsichord
Hear Henry Lim's LEGO Harpsichord!
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See the LEGO Harpsichord in action
This very short movie shows Henry Lim's harpsichord being played.
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Beatbox
The Beatbox is a physical, programmable drum machine, designed and made by Andy Huntington. This demo video shows only some of the system's capabilities.
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Links
- Artomat: The Real Official Site
Official Site of the Art-o-mat Project - String Thing
See a video clip and hear the String Thing prototype testing (wmv, 32mb). - Stuck at Prom Scholarship Contest
The full contest site. - Palatov's design log
Updates with lots of pictures on the design process. - Dennis Palatov's dp1 build log
Displays a possible finished design for the car. - LEGO Harpsichord
Specs on Henry Lim's harpsichord. - Henry Lim's site
Pictures of all Henry Lim's work. - Beatbox
The official beatbox site. - Maria Cristalli's site
Info and pictures concerning Maria's work. - StringThing's construction
Explains StringThing's construction with lots of images. - OneFreeMinute
Official site for OneFreeMinute, including multimedia content of the mobile sculpture in action.
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- Art-o-mat Website
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You have an incorrect link to the Artomat project. Please update ASAP! Thanks
www.artomat.orgPosted by missmk on January 03, 2006 at 18:04:37 Pacific Time
- Art-o-mat Website
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Sorry, we had two links up. I've taken down the incorrect one. The one that remains is correct.
Thanks for pointing it out!Posted by arwenoreilly on January 03, 2006 at 18:11:12 Pacific Time
- String Thing MP3?
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I was quite intrigued by and very much looking forward to hearing the string thing (Make 04), but neither makezine.com nor the String Thing creator's website have a recording of the instrument! The article instructed readers to come to makezine.com to hear it in action... I'm waiting eagerly. :)Posted by Bleys on October 28, 2005 at 23:24:56 Pacific Time
- String Thing MP3?
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Hi -
Sorry for the confusion -- there is a video (with sound) of String Thing on the creator's site; we also added a link above directly to the Windows Media file at http://people.interaction-ivrea.it/b.dove/video/string_thing.wmv.
Thanks for your post!
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Posted by terrie on October 31, 2005 at 09:23:26 Pacific Time
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