A brilliant digital bass made from an old C64 computer !!

[daz]

Apologies if this has been posted before. I originally thought it was just using the commodore C64 as a body, but no she (yes its a girl) has digified the bass totally !


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kDhpFaf4EY

[PURPOLARIS]

Love it

[SteveO]

Awesome. Want one. Got my old (broken) c64 in the loft gathering dust.
no idea what she's on about with the flowcharts and electrickery going on there though.

[Lfalex v1.1]

Anyone for a Steinberger "replica" made from two Spectrums stuck back-to-back?!

Edit for a PS: How do you get above A (14th fret, G string)? The C64 is kind of in the way!

Edited September 27, 2012 by Lfalex v1.1

[thisnameistaken]

She works for Valve too. What a babe.

[gjones]

It's what that guy from muse was playing on Jools Holland's show the other day isn't it?

[hollywoodrox]

commodore 64 + Bass Plus pretty girl plus amazing inventiveness = win win win win
this is the most coolest thing i have seen for ages, she must go to MIT or something what a genius.
What an amazinggly gifted babe....sighhhhhhhh

[xilddx]

OMFG!! I Want That Bass!!

[xilddx]

[quote name='hollywoodrox' timestamp='1348787093' post='1818396']
commodore 64 + Bass Plus pretty girl plus amazing inventiveness = win win win win
this is the most coolest thing i have seen for ages, she must go to MIT or something what a genius.
What an amazinggly gifted babe....sighhhhhhhh
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LOL at the MIT ref.

[hollywoodrox]

Haha yeah MIT such a breeding ground for amazing minds, unfortunately mine is not one such an amazing place though I have seen tech stuff emerge from there over the years, a playground for geniuses. i like the section in steven levys book hackers about it and the model railway club. Im guessing a lot of stuff there is military and corporation funded bet they are working on all sorts of stuff. cheers...paul