10 juni 2010

Vermin Twins vs Van Jets

It's been a while since we made a remix, but here's a fresh version of "The Future" by The Van Jets.
http://soundcloud.com/vermin-twins/da-future-revisited-vt-recap

2 mei 2010

Blend.tv - Gallery / Blend.TV (blend.nl)

Blend.tv - Gallery / Blend.TV (blend.nl)

21 maart 2010

kick ass drum machines!!!

check out these robotic drum machines, play them all at once it's fun!







18 maart 2010

VT on Focus knack!

The Nice people @ Focus Knack did an interview!

http://knackfocus.rnews.be/nl/entertainment/

Shadow of the Colossus remakes!

We loved the ps2 game "shadow of the colossus", It's about a young boy who has to defeat huge statue like monsters,with super nice graphics and enchanting music!
Now somebody did a remake or better a "demake" of the game in 8-Bit style, quite funny and appealing!



Arduinoboy!

We absoluteley love our gameboys, the portability, the sexy design, the harsh sound and the neverending software that's still developing.
We're now building the Arduinoboy, wich let's you sync your gameboy up with midi devices and computers! We're just starting out with our arduino, a great open source platform for experimentation with almost every analog/digital signal!

check out arduinoboy :
http://code.google.com/p/arduinoboy/
Check out Arduino :
http://arduino.cc/

Tapetronic Scratch 'n Tape madness!

Exoskeleton youtube teasers







6 januari 2010

NYE 2009

I_Love_NY_2010 from loneboy on Vimeo.


Thanx to partyharders & Les Ardentes Club!

9 december 2009

Breaking glass with sinus tone.

In technology class we always try to push the limits and lately we've been trying to break a wine glass by analyzing it's resonant frequency and replay it with a sinus generator at very loud volume.
First of all it doesn't work with normal wine glasses, cristal is best and is easy to resonate by making your finger wet and rubbing it over the edge of the glass in circles (you know the old trick) we managed to vibrate the glass to a certain point but the breaking didn't occur....Probably not enough juice from the speaker next to it!
Anyway you can try this experiment at home it's pretty cool!

Here's footage from a university who did succeed and filmed it in highspeed!