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Dipping Duck Orchestra



Uploaded by: kittyclark
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Music randomly generated by dipping ducks (AKA happy birds, drinking birds, dippy birds, happy ducks... etc)
Using the basic parts of a keyboard, each duck is hooked up to a note of the octave. As their beak touches the water in the glass the circuit is completed and the sound is produced.
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Array ( 1 year ago by artistry1970)
Very clever... :-)
Wish I'd thought of that.
thanks !! ( 1 year ago by kittyclark)
thanks !!
You can't really ... ( 1 year ago by j0hn7r0n)
You can't really dance to it, but I still love it.
Man, I was ... ( 1 year ago by vaxcave)
Man, I was mesmerized by these things when I was little. My grandmother had one and I would sit and watch it for long periods of time.
sswweett ( 1 year ago by turtmaster2)
sswweett
very nice idea ( 1 year ago by madpsychic)
very nice idea
!!!!nice!!!! ( 1 year ago by NicholasKen)
!!!!nice!!!!
thats cool. if ... ( 1 year ago by chatzee96)
thats cool. if someone knows how to make those please tell!!!!
Dude... get a job! ( 1 year ago by duplenty)
Dude... get a job!
You can see the ... ( 11 months ago by danielthechskid)
You can see the feathers moving because there is a fan blowing on them to speed up the evaporative cooling that drives them. Faster cooling means more "drinks" per minute. A fan forced heater would have worked better as heated air would warm the bottom bulb and heated air has a lower relative humidity to help the evaporation.
Supermegacool! ... ( 9 months ago by snoerl007)
Supermegacool! Congrats! :-)
Beautiful chance ... ( 5 months ago by GMJ7)
Beautiful chance music in F major. :)
could some1 reply ... ( 2 months ago by gameslikerunescape)
could some1 reply to me and see if one would strike a key on a computer ( perferibly a laptop ) ... thx
were you stoned? ( 2 months ago by radlations)
were you stoned?
that wouldnt work. ... ( 2 months ago by KurtVachon)
that wouldnt work. They need to dip their beak/head into cool water for the cycle to keep going. So Im sorry, no "Homer Simpson" like job for you
woow. genius idea. ( 2 months ago by Mikeanaiter)
woow. genius idea.
ahahah ( 1 month ago by Bezowski)
ahahah
AWESOME idea!! ... ( 1 month ago by windsister)
AWESOME idea!! Really, very ingenious.
And entertaining. xD
Actually it would. ... ( 1 month ago by SuperGoth)
Actually it would. Because it doesn't need to keep touching water, it just needs the beak to be wet. Google it I am sure you can find some responses. So.... Homer Simpson job ahoy!
WELL PLAYED. ( 1 week ago by Drakoman07)
WELL PLAYED.


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