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Here we have the m!lTone in major pentatonic scale in
the key of C at 400 beats per minute.
Let's change the wave type
to
saw and this is currently using the built-in two watt
rated speaker but output is probably around
0.7 watts. So that's with the saw
wave.
Square
sine wave. triangle wave
this also has a quarter inch output. You could hook it up to any speaker.
and this is all currently being powered by this solar panel
right here. So let's add
two oscillators
so the second oscillator you can change as well. There's up to four oscillators so
let's make the second one a square wave
and currently
like the previous video, it's following the theremin.
Now you can change the second oscillator freely.
Ok
So now it's following again
and let's add 3
and let's change the wave type of the third note to
say triangle
and then let's add three notes.
So now they're all three following, as you can see.
It indicates the notes oscillator 1, oscillator 2, and 3, here.
And the key, lets change the key to say F.
You can change the beats per minute, like I mentioned earlier.
You can change the scale. There's a bank of 200 scales currently available.
Egyptian Suspended. Blues Pentatonic.
Chromatic. Triad.
And you can get some really cool effects if you
increase the beats per minute to 800
so it sounds more video-gamey or Nintendo style.
Let's see. Let's change the scale to see how it sounds.
So the m!lTone can be powered by a solar panel
which you can see here. It's a 6-volt
2 watt solar panel. You can probably get those for around 25 dollars.
Runs off a nine volt battery or
a 9 to 12 volt DC adapter.
This is the m!lTone. My name is Milton Villeda.
Creator of the m!lTone I hope you guys enjoyed the video.
Thanks.