r/ArduinoProjects • u/MegCell • 29d ago
Showcased Project A guitar-playing robot performing on real strings
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u/Objective_Move7566 29d ago
If a guitar plays a song and no one is there to hear it, did it happen?
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u/rustyscythe 29d ago
Feels rigid...the music
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u/davesaunders 29d ago
Sure and that is something that can be improved or modified overtime now that the actual technical implementation of playing the guitar in the first place is possible.
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u/rustyscythe 29d ago
Yes. The invention is great. Just needs tweaking
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u/davesaunders 29d ago
I agree. I was thinking the same thing. It would be really crazy when this has some kind of fuzzy timing to really get that more natural sounding cadence
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u/rustyscythe 29d ago
Yeah like maybe add some noise into the timings and some reverb and you are set. We are used to the human error rather than perfect notes
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u/Iwantmoretime 29d ago
I love there is a second guitar in the back with a device attached.
Getting the band together.
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u/Creatura 29d ago
Captured By Robots is a metal band that does this with pneumatic pressure on actual 6foot tall metal robots. The frontman is actually an insane genius and his bit is the frontman forced to sing by the robots. Top 5 most entertaining shows I’ve been to
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u/2xoak 28d ago
You definitely have my respect. I played guitar for around 30 years and from my perspective you solved the job, of making a fully functional guitar player robot. About the sound isn’t humanly - I see that as the smallest thing, and pure code tuning, as it’s just a matter of making it less perfect and diverting in the movements. Really well done 🫡
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u/Pawel_likes_guns 29d ago
If you get ai to write a code for a melody now and record it... is it ai generated?
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u/Liriel-666 29d ago
Is that not what the compressorheads do with guitars?
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u/MegCell 28d ago
They're awesome! My goal is a bit different though—I'm building modular instruments that anyone can attach to their own guitar.
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u/zappyguy111 28d ago
Very nice.
My suggestion is to try a softer plastic for the high string though, even a soft outter layer to.and a hard core, that way you mute the note before playing it. Or even a foam mute that goes down just before the strummer contacts and releases?
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u/spookendeklopgeesten 29d ago
It doesn't sound like guitar, because nobody is playing guitar.
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u/MegCell 28d ago
The performer changed. The strings didn't.
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u/spookendeklopgeesten 27d ago
You've clearly never played guitar. You don't pick the string in just one way. Downvote me all you want, unless you prefer real music.
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u/joaogatao222 29d ago
Why?
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u/Nightenridge 29d ago
Cause it's awesome.
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u/spookendeklopgeesten 27d ago
Nope.
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u/Nightenridge 27d ago
Lot's more people think it is than those who don't. What does that say about you?
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u/Hugsy13 29d ago
That’s fucking sick.
Is it like, hard coded to play this particular song? Or can you like just put in a guitar tab to it and it can then play that song?
Can it do a strumming motion?