DIY Smartphone-based loop station
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- I built a Raspberry Pi based loop station: • DIY 4-Track Looper w/ ...
This thing lets me use mobile looper apps on stage or for recording.
It's a simple connector/adaptor/interface that lets me connect a mic and guitar into my phone, and my phone into a PA system/mixer.
the apps from the screenshots are here play.google.co...
and here play.google.co...
Music:
Long Stroll by Kevil MacLeod
#psychotenuse
I built a Raspberry Pi based looper, which you can see here: czcams.com/video/S_rkdmCzIO0/video.html
This is incredible! I'm a professor and I'm trying to figure out how to help students audition for my performance technology studio, but a lot of them don't have the money to afford a fancy set-up with Ableton, launchpad, and a high-end MIDI keyboard. This project you've got helped me a lot! I'm looking forward to checking out other videos on your channel.
This makes me so happy :)
Your students are very much in the same boat as me, haha.
@@Psychotenuse Well, keep up the awesome work. I subscribed to your channel, so if you upload other stuff, I'll be sure to check it out!
Realy inspiring! I think i will try somthing kinda like this to! Thank you for this great Video!
N U Wow, thanks for your kind words haha! And good luck :)
Holy shit, this is true diy.
I will definitely have to try this with the synth I'm working on.
Good job I love projects like this simple cheap and interesting
Thanks :)
You're a handsome guy, good video, and i feel this is the real DIY, not that beauty bloggers. Awesome, thx.
Hahaha, thanks xD
I like This
what s your name the application
instrument level signal like a guitar output is slightly higher than mic level right so if someone strums kinda hard and the signal is a bit too high it might damage the mic input of the phone right? any way to avoid that using resistors to make voltage dividers or something? great project by the way
I wouldn't worry about damage; all currents are tiny. Worst case you'll get clipping, but even that's unlikely since the input will likely have some automatic gain adjustment.
@@Psychotenuse I watched your headphone amp video. but you used a tda chip. if I were to use an opamp to convert a guitar signal to line in level and feed it into the aux port of a stereo to play then how much gain should I set the opamp to? please help me out
The gain wouldn't have to be much, maybe 10 ish. The biggest difference between instrument and line signals is impedance.
@@Psychotenuse thanks I"ll try to test it out using opamps. do you have discord to maybe bounce off some ideas I'll really appreciate it.
You can email me at psychotenuse at gmail dot com
beautiful! ;)
Glad you liked it :)
Good work buddy! Keep it up
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
I dont know if you know the piezo tranducer but just incase how can i replace the mic using a piezo?
Harie Amjari The two inputs "Guitar" and "Mic" are just inputs. If you have a guitar or other instrument that uses piezo pickups and has a preamp, then you could plug it into one of the inputs and it would in theory work fine. Even if you plug a piezoelectric transducer - for example an acoustic guitar without a preamp - directly into one input you'll probably get usable signals.
this is amazing||| please can u explain how to do the circuit step by step, i mean how to wire everything i dont know how to do this but i really want to learn, im a musician not an engeenier, sorry for my bad english but please help me this a piece of art and i really want to do it||| thank u
Thanks! And sorry for the late reply. Unfortunately I don't have a more detailed video. Perhaps you should start with simpler electronics projects? Once you've understood the basics of soldering, reading circuit diagrams and using a connectivity tester, you should be able to build this.
P.S. "iRig" is a device that basically does the same thing as what I build in this video, minus the live output, the second input and the volume controls. It was either not on the market, or I did not know about it, when I made this video - but it may work for your purposes.
I really need a loopstation 😭😢 its tooo expensive 😢 but now I can have one by my own 😢😭🔥❤ thanks !
You're welcome 😊
BTW the apps I linked might not be available to you any more but there are other good ones on the app store. I really like one called loopify, for instance.
@@Psychotenuse luckly I have the looper app which you used in this video :) and I do crazy stuff with :))) I really feel that Im a looper 😁 now Im realized that knowing the music theory is more important than
which platform or device or loopstation do you use ! you can search MB14 and see that only the most effect he uses is Reverb ! but he is still unique ! knoledge and theoryare mostimportant part... :)
How much u charge to make n ship to Florida
Haha, I don't think I'll have time to do that, but perhaps you can buy an iRig or just an audio interface. I really like my Zoom U22 and it works well with my phone.
Well done bro 👍
Thanks :)
@@Psychotenuse bro I am from India and I know to beat box
Welcome to the club xD
Amazing!
Not really, but thanks!
You said that you can't find a was to Put everything in one Output but there ist an very easy one. A diode. It allows Power only to flow one way
If you mean what I think you mean, the problem with your idea is that it would remove ac from the signal, which is the signal really
@@blackliquor4201 Oh. I didn't think Ablauf that okay thank you
awesomeness...
Glad you enjoyed it :D
what a cool project,
do you have any solution to fix that delay?
If you mean the latency during actual looping, not really. The only way to bring that down would be to use an actual audio interface, which kind of makes this obsolete anyway.
bravoo.so smart
Thanks!