June 23, 2017 AT 8:06 am
Retro Sound Effects Typewriter Uses a Raspberry Pi #piday #raspberrypi @Raspberry_Pi
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James McCullen has taken inspiration from a 1930s Looney Tunes short film called Hold Anything and created a custom ‘typewriter’ that plays cartoon sound effects. He recorded the effects himself and then copied them to a Raspberry Pi which was then inserted into the casing. By pressing the various buttons and turning dials, he can change what sound effect comes out. See the Fleischer 100 in action below and read more at Raspberry Pi.
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