Absolutely superb work! Well done Chris, you've nailed it with this one, absolutely stunning :)Quote:
Originally Posted by swamidog
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Absolutely superb work! Well done Chris, you've nailed it with this one, absolutely stunning :)Quote:
Originally Posted by swamidog
Thought this one looked nice enough to share. I really should fire up the argon....
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Originally Posted by DZ
It never looks as good on video! Eventually I'll get some more video or maybe capture a couple wave files. Until then, here's a few more pics!Quote:
Originally Posted by swamidog
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got waves handy? :)
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Originally Posted by DZ
In a few mere hours, I will have the opportunity to try and make something that looks maybe 1/3 that good (if I'm lucky!)
FedEx typically arrives around 10:30 am. :)
What's arriving this time? (I must have missed something).
My recently upgraded Z-5 to a Z-5c with the color circuitry added. :)
Sexy stuff, DZ!Quote:
Originally Posted by DZ
How long do you typically twist dials before you get something you are happy with?
Do you write down the values so you can reproduce it later?
-David
Thanks, David!
It doesn't take long at all to find a pattern that looks good, reproducing it?! LOL! It's an analog console with many precision multi-turn potentiometers, finding the same pattern twice can be a challenge, but a fun challenge! And that's the beauty of it! The addition of color modulation does make it more complicated. Sometimes I find that turning a color to full on, then finding a nice pattern I like, then turn turning the color back to the color modulator works very well. I'm right between finishing one Z-5c and waiting for parts to start the next, so I'll probably work on a few more tutorial videos.
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