Sunday Synth Jam: LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER demos how he uses his latest synth DIY contraption, the aptly named “It’ll Kill You 5000”, to make deadly beats.
Technical Details:
Arturia Beatstep Pro controlling 4 Jacobs Ladders sequenced to Synths.
Sunday Synth Jam: LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER demos how he uses his latest synth DIY contraption, the aptly named “It’ll Kill You 5000”, to make deadly beats.
Technical Details:
Arturia Beatstep Pro controlling 4 Jacobs Ladders sequenced to Synths.
That Deadly5000 makes sweet sweet gorgeous sounds of clicks electricity. Gonna sample them off this video.
And…I’m not going to buy one for fek’s sake! There’re so many ways I could kill me: electrocution >> heart attack; electrocution & BBQ, burns body to crisp, thus identifiable; sets fire to my studio/home/myself; burns me by touching the damn thing; trip on cables and fall on top of it; it would definitely kill me within a week after owning one. Who’s going to take care of my cat?
Insane.
Uli already has his team on copying this.
This joke is SO old already.
What, no disclaimer from the editor saying “don’t try this at home, kids! This is a, umm, trained professional”. Well, ok. Don’t try this at home! It is very doubtful that there are 2000 volts involved here, more like 220 or so. But that is enough to put you in the hospital… or the morgue. Sorry to be a biddy about it. But that aside, it was a very entertaining video! I know ya gotta grab people by the short and curlies to get their attention these days. But legally, CYA! 😀
220 volts will not kill you,it is the amps that kill not the volts…
In fact both amps and volts may be the cause of electric shock.
the transformers in microwaves step up the voltage and lower the current, they usually have a ratio of 1 to 15 or one to 25…. meaning 250 volts becomes…. closer to 5000 or 6000 volts
its not the amps that kill It’s the it’ll kill you 5000 that will kill you.
Nice joke!