I would definitely be in for a shirt. I'm going to trust you and anyone else in providing a more interesting design than anything I could come up with. (I'm still using nodes! ;)

So many beautiful possibilities..
Black shirt with white grid framing the patch? Not sure how you could go wrong.


I do like these wires. not sure how something like this would look on a tshirt but has potential. (@biminiroad, I did check the thread out. that was my wink nod(e) to it)

It was this image that originally caught my attention on Twitter and led to me purchasing Audulus.

http://audulus.com/images/patch.jpg

It just looked like something I'd be into!

So +1 on a cool looking patch shirt.

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lollllll

A small laptop sticker would be nice.

HAH! I'd go for a sticker or t-shirt of the current logo. It's quite suave.
also the Borat pic is full of win.

LOL for Borat

Laptop sticker would be cool too!

Because Borat is capable of everything.

Tried this on uberprints. Just plopped image on shirt. With some effort, it could be something id be proud to wear. Ideally no text, but it just looked better with it there.

Also any research you guys can do into good companies to work with would be great - going to look through the other links people have posted. We make enough money on Audulus, we'll sell the shirts at cost - they're more valuable to us as a company for the conversation starter factor anyway. Plus, you guys were awesome about understanding the new upgrading price structure, selling the t's and stickers at cost just makes sense.

That said, I hope these t's are nice to wear - I have some t's from audio companies that are cool looking but not made from very nice material, so I don't wear them very often. This shirt needs to be your new favorite shirt :)

@biminiroad said "4 -BONUS - if you can look at that module/portion featured in @DrYes 's mockup, and can effectively explain back to me what it does and why I developed it - just by studying it and watching it do its thing - you will also get a free T and sticker."

I'll have a crack.

At first I thought it might be some kind of cellular automata, but after watching it for a while decided I was probably wrong...

The phosphorescence dial makes me think it's probably a Williams-Kilburn Tube, which would make sense as it's a CRT monitor.

@JDRaoul - LOL i love it.

@ToyDivision - closer...but WHY? ;)

Most of my coding solutions happen in dreams!
Or the shower.

I might have to admit defeat on this. I've already used my days quota of brain cells and I haven't even had breakfast yet...

@ToyDivision - 1st answer is close, but you lose it on "discreet frequencies"

As for sanity, I am definitely 100% board-certified crazy! ADHD is my main "condition" or whatever, and it does give me almost super-human concentration and endurance with Audulus. It also makes it impossible for me to get a normal job - been fired from every single place I've worked except for the last one, where I was like, you know what, I need to quit ONE job before I die, right? Anyway, I'm not super smart or clever or this or that I just beat my head against the wall for hours and eventually the answer comes to me.

Another hint: turn the "Broadcast" knob slowly and watch its value change - then see what that 0-255255 number is getting turned into. That's almost giving it away!

@biminiroad - I gave up trying to figure it out and just stared at the blinky lights for awhile.

I eventually noticed the pattern. It's slowly counting up.

It reminded of the countdown clock in Independence Day.

https://ronmamita.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/1996-independence-day_911.png

Or Predator.

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/--WISl4Kd5tM/UO7iWTgouwI/AAAAAAAACfE/TtQmtdpLw8U/s1600/predator+lights.jpeg

So I can only surmise that it's some kind of doomsday device.
Or a really big sequencer.

@ToyDivision - the counting up is just the demo mode - think of the purpose of why it works the way it does, and what you can do if you fed...wait that's too much!

@biminiroad - I've had a really enjoyable morning taking random guesses and then googling things I know nothing about... I've actually learned quite a bit.

I think I've gone too far down the rabbit hole... I can't actually think critically about it anymore!

My very first reaction when I opened the patch and saw 255255 was RGB values.
Are you converting audio into color?

@ToyDivision - here's another hint - don't think of it as 255,255 - think of it as 255/255, i.e. 2 3 digit codes stuck together

@DrYes - ceramic not eco-friendly because of the heat/energy it takes to fire them?

Anyone else want other schwag? Keychains? I got a lanyard from Universal Audio when I asked them for a free t-shirt. Would people want something like that?

@DrYes dude that does kinda look sick - even has Audulus III in it already! How does everyone else feel about just moving ahead with this one? We can always make more in the future.

I kinda like the rounded edge one more - but I'd definitely set up the patch to really show what it can do - that TV you see there can display any graphical information you want - a picture, text, whatever. Since @ToyDivision was the only one who took a crack at it, he'll get a free T and @DrYes you'll get a free T for spurring me along (and because flattery will get you everywhere).

TD - the 255255 number is two codes stacked together. From 000000-255255 runs through all the possible combinations you could make on one line of that screen. It gets converted into 255.255, then the decimal portion is clipped off and used to control the right side of the screen, and the whole number portion controls the left side. The right side cycles through all its combinations many times faster than the left, but it's actually relatively easy (though time consuming) to figure out a series of codes that can animate text scrolling. I started doing it with a scrolly Audulus, and I got through the A and was like, ugh, I need to work on something else and I haven't picked it up since (will finish it someday, just got swamped with other more important work).

The Binary Gear is basically the same thing, but uses stacked oscilloscopes. You can actually dial in sequences that create, I shit you not, real faux-3d scrolling letters (though it's more suitable for Hebrew right now, going the direction it is - I've whined @Taylor to make it reversible, especially since it would match the look of an envelope, rather than being its mirror image - cf. Tutorial 3). This is much harder to pull off than the CRT screen, but for real - you could program it to display in different *fonts* even. It's all about jiggling the "Broadcast" knob the right way with a sequencer.

The reason I call it the Binary Gear is that if you study it enough, it reveals itself to be basically a differential gear that can run through all the combinations of on/off for that entire screen. It even looks like a gear a bit if you turn the slew off and set it real slow (helps to use The Longest Time LFO and set it to like a day - that way you can see the really small changes happening that are otherwise moving too quickly for the vector to draw.)

The interlacer can "pack" and "transmit" and then "unpack" many, many 255255 codes over the course of a few milliseconds, giving you access to as much FPS as you could conceivably want.

I'll be explaining this in an upcoming video, so if that's left you more confused than not, just bear with me a little longer - I will not have my computer over the holidays, will just work w/ my iPad, so no video demos until I get back to Durham 1st or 2nd week of Jan. (My parents live in Ohio - Oberlin/Bay Village (suburb of Cleveland)

If any of you will be in that area during that time frame, would love to meet up!

BTW @JDRaoul was an immense help in this design, as I ran into the 32bit floating point wall several times in the course of trying to get this to work. He laid the groundwork for the eventual solution, and I couldn't have done it without him.

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