Yellow Drum Machine

Posted by Chris Leone on December 27, 2009 in: music humor, technology, vids |

Rating: 5.0/5 (22 votes cast)

This guy is all I’d ever want in a household pet and a little more.

Here’s his basic thought process:
Crawl around, scout for an area with a playable surface (preferably flat), scoot into place, play a basic beat checking to see if it has a “good sound,” then make a sample he can then play over top of.

R2-D2 eat your heart out.

(via letsmakerobots.com)

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Comment by HeavyTheHobbit — January 2, 2010
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Comment by Henry Beckmeyer — August 6, 2010
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Comment by fishin 2 go full — August 24, 2011
Hi Fritz, the yellow drum machine is pretty cool!!! I’m doing research for my lad who is 12 and mad about electronics, and in turn building robots. I was checking out “let’s make robots” and you have a basic robot that costs $110, do you think many of the components could be reused. Reason I ask is we are on a budget and he seems to enjoy building them more than playing with them. Regards Joe

Comment by days to christmas — August 25, 2011
so the robots life purpose is the same as mine?

Comment by meaning of life=live, play drums, die — November 13, 2011