Stretched conductive knitting = more delay effect.

The swedish band Timbuktu’s saxophone player is testing a new sensor costume for the stage and the tour 2011. The sensors are made from knitted conductive yarn created by students from KHiO and AHO in the autumn workshop at KHiO. The saxophone player tests e-textile stretch sensor to controll filters, synthesizors, effects, drum machines in a workshop with students in Interactive Sound Design at Kristianstad University.

NON stretched conductive knitting = less delay effect.

Høyspente tråder: http://universitas.no/kultur/55440/hoyspente-trader/

Designing and developing of a puff with led lights

Schematics of the circuit for the Manet project

Schematics of circuit for the Lue project

int bend1, bend2, temp;

void setup() {
//Serial.begin(9600);        //debug
}

void loop() {
bend1= analogRead(1);
bend1= map(bend1, 0, 1023, 0, 255);
analogWrite(9, bend1);
bend2= analogRead(2);
bend2= map(bend2, 0, 1023, 0, 255);
analogWrite(10, bend2);
temp= analogRead(3);
temp= map(temp, 0, 1023, 0, 255);
//Serial.println(temp);        //debug
temp= map(constrain(temp, 119, 132), 132, 119, 0, 255);    //callibration here
analogWrite(11, temp);
}